Two and a Half Men

There has to be some reason for their character’s absence—usually a sudden death—and the more absurd, the better.

The legacy of Charlie Sheen will be some of the greatest movies to come out the 80s, one of the most successful television sitcoms of all time, being the highest paid actor on television, and unfortunately having the biggest public break down ever.

After Charlie Sheen left ‘Two and a Half Men’ with a giant media splash last year, his character was killed off and no one thought he’d ever be on the show again. Seems they were wrong — sort of.

Charlie's out, Ashton's in.  Old news.  But now the question is just HOW Charlie Sheen's character Charlie Harper will be leaving the show.  Not one to miss the opportunity, bookies at Paddy Power are now laying odds and taking bets as to how Mr...

We've known for a while that Charlie Sheen will no longer be part of the hit sitcom "Two and a Half Men", with Ashton Kutcher signed on to fill his place for the new season.  Now the question is, how will Sheen be written out of the series?

Sources for the Hollywood Reporter have confirmed that funnyman Ashton Kutcher will replace Charlie Sheen on 'Two and a Half Men' next season. Though reps for CBS, studio Warner Bros. and Kutcher declined to comment, sources claim the deal is "all but signed." Kutcher also posted a coy tweet late Thursday night, asking, "What's the square root of 6.25?"

Charlie Sheen's "WINNING" streak continues, as RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting that CBS wants the troubled actor back on 'Two and a Half Men' just weeks after Warner Bros. unceremoniously fired him from the show. Insiders claim that a top network executive is ready to move on from Sheen's recent erratic behavior, which included a very public fallout with show creator Chuck Lorre

Ok... who had February 24th in the  office pool?  Charlie Sheen finally went off the deep end!  Thursday night, Sheen called into the radio show "The Alex Jones Show" and made such disparaging remarks about series creator Chuck Lorre that CBS and Warner Brothers mutually decided to end production of the hit series with only four episodes left...