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TWO and a Half Men legend Jon Cryer delighted fans by reuniting with his co-star on the picket line.

Jon is known to millions for playing Alan Harper in the hit comedy from 2003 to 2015, and won two Primetime Emmy Awards for the role.

Two and a Half Men star Jon Cryer reunited with his co-star eight years after the sitcom ended
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Two and a Half Men star Jon Cryer reunited with his co-star eight years after the sitcom ended
Zippy and his ex-wife
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Zippy and his ex-wife
Jon starred in TV's Two and a Half men with Charlie Sheen, left, and Angus T. Jones
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Jon starred in TV's Two and a Half men with Charlie Sheen, left, and Angus T. JonesCredit: Getty

Yesterday, the popular star posed for a snap with April Bowlby who played his second wife Kandi on the CBS comedy.

She made her debut in season 3 as Charlie’s girlfriend, then as Alan’s girlfriend and later, the pair married after Alan won the jackpot in Las Vegas.

They split in season 4, leaving Alan lumbered with two spousal maintenance payments… and Kandi went on to become a rich and famous TV star.

The actors' reunion came more than eight years after Two and a Half Men ended.

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Jon, 58, captioned the photo: "Alan and Kandi reunited many years later to BRING DOWN THE CORPORATE FATCATS!"

Fans of the show were thrilled to see the rare reunion.

One wrote back: "While I truly believe it was you that made 2 and 1/2 men so funny, I have to say (IMO), the episodes with Candy were some of the funniest!"

"Awesome, the best 2 characters from 2 1/2 men," another said.

And a third referenced his other famed character Lex Luther, typin: "Go all Lex Luthor on them."

Cryer first appeared as Lex Luthor in Supergirl, in which he played the role for 20 episodes from 2019 to 2021.

Members of SAG-Aftra are on strike.

Hollywood is facing a virtual shutdown as 160,000 actors, including Brad PittMeryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence, have joined the picket line.

The industry in the US ground to a halt after a breakdown in negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild union and streaming services.

Both sides failed to agree on fairer splits of streaming profits and the potential use of artificial intelligence to replace actors.

There are fears the strike could last months amid the deadlock.