Angus T. Jones Wants to Stay

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 3:04PM EDT / Published Nov. 28, 2012 10:42PM EST

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Angus T. Jones must not be a “true God-fearing person,” because he’s sticking with Two and a Half Men until the season’s done and his contract’s over. After apologizing for calling the show “filth” and declaring he wants to quit in a video posted by a California church, sources said Wednesday that Jones plans to stay with his gig of 10 years for just one more season—unless Warner Bros. asks him to leave. The 19-year-old actor apologized on Tuesday, but there’s no word on whether the network will accept him back with open arms just yet.

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Angus T. Jones Wants to Stay

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