We started with Alan (Jon Cryer) and Walden (Ashton Kutcher) finding out that Charlie (Charlie Sheen) was actually alive ... after their feud, and Chuck not bringing him back for the finale ...

Charlie Sheen's exclusion cost Warner Bros. a hefty price after Two and a Half Men came close to being canned after season 8.

Two and a Half Men, the sitcom created by Chuck Lorre for the broadcast network CBS, premiered in 2003 and starred Charlie Sheen from the start as Charlie Harper. He was joined by a talented cast ...

There was a time when actor Charlie Sheen seemed unstoppable ... as he aired his grievances with CBS, series creator Chuck Lorre, and even his co-stars with just about anyone who would listen ...

Chuck Lorre's Two and a Half Men finale proved to be a little too absurd, even by the sitcom's metrics, which is saying ...

Beneath all of his bravado and easygoing nature, according to Charlie Sheen, the reality of Charlie Harper is much sadder.

Charlie Sheen made a guest appearance as himself, reuniting with Chuck Lorre, the creator of Two and a Half Men. In an interview with Deadline posted in December, Bakay teased Sheen’s return in Bookie ...

“For two seasons creators Chuck Lorre and Nick Bakay and their hilarious ... Bookie was also notable for featuring Charlie Sheen in the role of Charlie Sheen—a surprising reconciliation ...

More than 10 years after Charlie Sheen was infamously fired from Two and a Half Men, the CBS comedy's co-creator Chuck Lorre revealed how the two made amends during a "healing" reconciliation.

Plus, an impressive list of guest stars including Ray Romano, Laraine Newman, Zach Braff and Charlie Sheen popped up throughout the show's 16-episode run. From Chuck Lorre Productions and Warner Bros.