It is the scene where Charlie Harper (not Charlie Sheen, though) returns briefly, only to be killed (for real this time) by his own piano.

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However, before anyone answers, Charlie is killed when the helicopter drops the piano on him. The camera then pulls behind to reveal the series' set with ...

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The entire finale isn't canon. Things were referenced that were never conveyed, the fourth wall was constantly broken, and was far more absurd than the rest of ...

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The first piano falls and kills charlie and the second one kills chuck... so i guess what they were trying to convey is that when chuck killed charlie.. he sort ...

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When he finds out that Walden donated his brother's piano, an object that has many memories of the latter tied to it, Alan drowns his sorrows with alcohol at a ...

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The scene ended with the three of them watching the helicopter delivering Charlie's grand piano come into view, wondering whether it was his.

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The series finale was missing one of its biggest stars for a very specific and unique reason: he didn't want to be crushed to death by a piano.

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... piano drops it on Charlie, killing him. The camera then ... Charlie Harper and Charlie Sheen's Journeys Collide in "Of Course He's Dead".

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In the final scene of Two And A Half Men, a piano is being delivered by helicopter and lands on top of Charlie, the camera then zooms out to reveal Chuck Lorre ...

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