Charlie Sheen reportedly wants to be part of the grand season finale of his former series "Two and a Half Men." Now that his show "Anger Management" is about to reach its 100-episode mark, Charlie Sheen is bracing himself for the FX sitcom's official wrap. However, it looks like he also wants to be part of the "Two and a Half Men" send-off.
Charlie Sheen informed TV Guide Magazine that he approached the crew of "Two and a Half Men" and came up with a proposal of making a short comeback to the show. He said, "I've reached out to them and they've reached back. We're trying to figure out what makes the most sense. If they figure it out like I've presented it to them, and they want to include me in some final send-off, I'm available and I'm showing up early. If not, it's on them."
According to Charlie Sheen, his return to "Two and a Half Men" would be a sign of "good will and a tip of the hat to the fans." Although he may have a point there, his sudden return to the show would seem a bit unlikely, especially after his infamous exit back in 2011.
As reported, Charlie Sheen was apparently fired from the show after he took some inflammatory jabs at the show's executive producer Chuck Lorre and CBS. Afterwards, he took Lorre to court, as well as Warner Bros. TV, and CBS.
When the show returned on the small screens in the fall of 2011, Charlie Sheen's character, Charlie Harper, had already been killed off. To fill in the void that he left, Ashton Kutcher was called in to be part of the top-rated sitcom.
As promised, Warner Bros. TV and the producers of "Two and a Half Men" will have a huge bunch of surprises for the show's fans. However, the president of CBS Entertainment, Nina Tassler, has commented that, as of now, there were no actual discussions of bringing Charlie Sheen back into the picture.
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