Warner Brothers Fires Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen has been fired from his role on US comedy Two And A Half Men, Warner Brothers Television has revealed. Sheen has recently been speaking out against writer and executive producer Chuck Lorre, dubbing him "a piece of s**t" on a radio talk show last week before urging fans to help him stand up against his supposed adversary. The company said today that the actor's condition was too unstable for a television production, and for that reason that "[Warner Brothers Television] terminated Charlie Sheen's services on the show effective immediatedly." This at least sheds more light on the situation and future of Men than the press release announcing the show prematurely ending production, but we still don't know whether the series will attempt to continue despite losing one of its central stars or if there's a possibility that a spin-off based around Alan (John Cryer) and Jake (Angus T.Jones) might enter production at some point. No matter what the future holds for Two And A Half Men, Charlie Sheen definitely isn't coming back- speaking on the termination of his contract, he said that he was "free at last" and called it "the greatest day of his life"!