In a bizarre interview on "The Today Show," star of "Two and a Half Men" Charlie Sheen launched a new attack on CBS, the producers of his show, and Warner Brothers which may soon
include a $320 million mental anguish suit.
Sheen also launched against Alcoholics Anonymous, claiming that he has conquered his own addiction problems by the sheer force of his will. In any event, Sheen also claimed that his problems with alcohol and drugs did not affect his performance on "Two and a Half Men."
The price of his return to the show, by the way, is a 50 percent raise to $3 million an episode.
Charlie Sheen called himself a Vatican assassin. Fitting -- he just killed his show.
CBS announced that, in the wake of his withering attacks on "Two And A Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre, they are canceling production on the rest of the show's season.
"Based on the totality of Charlie Sheen's statements, conduct and condition, CBS and Warner Bros. Television have decided to discontinue production of Two and a Half Men for the remainder of the season," a statement from the studio and network read. [Read The Rest By Clicking HERE]