In a heartfelt tribute to the iconic sitcom “Two and a Half Men,” we remember the talented actors who graced the screen and have since passed away. The series, which aired from 2003 to 2015, featured a diverse cast that brought humor and heart to audiences, but several beloved performers are no longer with us.

Conchata Ferrell, who played the sharp-witted housekeeper Berta, was known for her unforgettable one-liners and tough-love attitude. She first appeared in 2003 and left us on October 12, 2020, at the age of 77 due to cardiac arrest complications. Her comedic timing earned her critical acclaim and a special place in fans’ hearts.

Orson Bean, who portrayed the eccentric Roy, was a seasoned performer with a career spanning over six decades. He joined the cast at 75 and tragically passed away at 91 after being struck by a car in 2020. His charming presence and quick wit left a lasting impression.

Michael Clarke Duncan, remembered for his powerful voice and commanding presence, appeared in 2003. He died on September 3, 2012, at 54 from complications of a heart attack, leaving behind a legacy that included his breakout role in “The Green Mile.”

Georgia Engel, who brought warmth as Jean Lindsay’s mother, passed away on April 12, 2019, at 70. John Polito, known for his distinctive voice, died at 65 from multiple myeloma complications in 2016. Willie Garson, who played Dr. Steven Staven, succumbed to pancreatic cancer on September 21, 2021, at 57.

The series also saw the loss of notable talents like Tonita Castro, Suzanne Wong, and Brian Turk, each contributing their unique charm and depth to the show. Their performances remain etched in the memories of fans, showcasing the incredible range and talent that made “Two and a Half Men” a beloved staple of television comedy.

As we reflect on these remarkable actors, we celebrate their contributions to the entertainment industry and the joy they brought to countless viewers. The laughter and warmth they shared will never be forgotten.