Jon Cryer knew that Ashton Kutcher would be a phenomenal fit for Two and a Half Men in a "very clear moment" when the That '70s Show alum offered up his own penis for a scene. No, it wasn't his actual one! He had a prosthetic one lying around LOL.
"'I've got a huge prosthetic penis in my trailer,'" Kutcher told Cryer back in the day.
While appearing on Conan Wednesday to discuss the long-running show, Kutcher elaborated on his one-of-a-kind phallus and how everyone probably has one somewhere! According to the TV star, his prosthesis isn't just a cover as it also boasts a "full midsection" and an area that is "very impressive" and "anatomically correct."
*Proceeds to re-watch Kutcher's first season on the show*
Telling the story, Ashton joked that there was "only one guy willing to be the mold."
Mila Kunis, can you weigh in on this topic?!
It turns out he had the prop made for a short web sketch he created with his company called Naked Man. He would send out one of his employees into various areas completely naked, wearing nothing but you know what. He even sent a guy into Compton, Calif., to buy ice cream off of a truck while completely naked! Yikes!
But when their web series came to an end, Kutcher decided to hold onto the prop.
"Who knows when you're going to need a prosthetic penis, so I kept it," Kutcher told host Conan O'Brien.
"You don't throw something like that out," the host quipped.
"Why would you?!" the former Punk'd host responded.
Now that Two and a Half Men is coming to an end, Kutcher will have more time to spend at home despite his bittersweet goodbye to the show.
"I probably will spend a lot more time with my family and friends," he revealed to Extra just one day before the show's series finale airs. "That would be nice for a good while."
With more free time, partner and mom of Wyatt Isabelle Kunis will have a much-needed break! When asked why a new dad like him looks so rested, he revealed, "I have an awesome partner that takes care of all those things and does a really good job at it.
"And I do a little," he added.