but few reached the level of hostility as the one starring two renowned figures such as Charlie Sheen and Chuck Lorre. 'Two and a Half Men' was, for years, one of the most popular comedies in the ...

Several actors have been fired from TV shows for various reasons, including salary demands, social media posts, and criminal ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Charlie Sheen made a guest appearance as himself, reuniting with Chuck Lorre, the creator of Two and a Half Men. “Charlie was such a home run for us in season one, we thought we’d extend the metaphor ...

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 ...

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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.