Charlie Sheen Breaks Silence on Angus T. Jones 'Meltdown,' Says "Two and a Half Men" Is 'Cursed'
11/27/2012
by Sophie A. Schillaci


Charlie Sheen is speaking out about his former "Two and a Half Men" co-star Angus T. Jones’ recent “meltdown,” in which the 19-year-old actor referred to the Chuck Lorre comedy as “filth” and begged viewers to “please stop watching.”

In a statement to People, Sheen zinged, “With Angus’ Hale-Bopp-like meltdown, it is radically clear to me that the show is cursed.”

The comment references the Heaven's Gate cult, whose 39 members killed themselves in 1997 in an effort to reach what they presumed to be an alien spacecraft following Comet Hale-Bopp.



Charlie Sheen has had many “meltdowns” of his own which led to his firing from the show last year.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/charlie-sheen-breaks-silence-angus-394740

Forget cursed - more like long in the tooth. This show has been on since 2003. With the kid of age now, where's the real conflict? (Story-wise, I mean.)

I've never even seen this dopey show and I have absolutely no idea what it's about. I just know Charlie Sheen is a total sack of dog poo.

Forget cursed - more like long in the tooth. This show has been on since 2003. With the kid of age now, where's the real conflict? (Story-wise, I mean.)

Yeah the show should just be called "Three Men" now. :)

Yeah the show should just be called "Three Men" now. :)

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Forget cursed - more like long in the tooth. This show has been on since 2003. With the kid of age now, where's the real conflict? (Story-wise, I mean.)
Charlie leaving left an opening to freshen up the show, but they botched it. After you had seen enough episodes with Charlie you could see it was a one-note show. I'm amazed it continued so successfully for the 8 years of Sheen. I think the show is not really filth, so much as very thin plot with a lot of not so subtle humor, so it is really an undisguised barrage of one type of jokes. I noticed a recent episode only ran 19 minutes, that is how thin the plots are. 19 minutes of the same thing (in a 10th season no less) would seem like filth to many and they do push the envelope hard because they are probably out of ideas.

Charlie Sheen: Angus T. Jones Has Suffered From Chuck Lorre's "Hive of Oppression"
Nov 28, 2012
by Robyn Ross


Charlie Sheen says that it's "Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre's fault that Angus T. Jones bashed his own show.

"I dare anyone to spend ten years in the laugh-track that is Chuck Lorre's hive of oppression and not suffer some form of an emotional tsunami," Sheen told TMZ. "Obviously, not having been there for some time, the Angus T. Jones that I knew and still love is not the same guy I saw on YouTube yesterday."

http://www.tvguide.com/News/Charlie-Sheen-Chuck-Lorre-1056941.aspx

^ Leave it to Charlie to get into the fray!!!

I have to wonder if Charlie doesn't know what he's talking about here.

In a statement to People, Sheen zinged, “With Angus’ Hale-Bopp-like meltdown, it is radically clear to me that the show is cursed.”

The comment references the Heaven's Gate cult, whose 39 members killed themselves in 1997 in an effort to reach what they presumed to be an alien spacecraft following Comet Hale-Bopp.


I'm guessing that Charlie associates every religious person with the heaven's gate cult. :rolleyes:

I'm guessing that Charlie associates every religious person with the heaven's gate cult. :rolleyes:
I remember that in 1996 or so, Charlie himself announced that he had become a born-again Christian. Obviously, that didn't last too long.

Charlie leaving left an opening to freshen up the show, but they botched it. After you had seen enough episodes with Charlie you could see it was a one-note show. I'm amazed it continued so successfully for the 8 years of Sheen. I think the show is not really filth, so much as very thin plot with a lot of not so subtle humor, so it is really an undisguised barrage of one type of jokes. I noticed a recent episode only ran 19 minutes, that is how thin the plots are. 19 minutes of the same thing (in a 10th season no less) would seem like filth to many and they do push the envelope hard because they are probably out of ideas.
You're totally right.

Besides, we all knew Charlie just couldn't keep quiet when this story broke!!!

I'll be very surprised if Two and a Half Men is renewed for another season.

I'll be very surprised if Two and a Half Men is renewed for another season.
I thought for sure the show would be cancelled after the Sheen soap opera, but I was wrong. I think if the ratings are still good, it will get renewed for next season. I guess we'll just have to wait and see!!

I thought for sure the show would be cancelled after the Sheen soap opera, but I was wrong. I think if the ratings are still good, it will get renewed for next season. I guess we'll just have to wait and see!!

This is really getting to be like a morbid endurance test, i.e. "how BAD can this show get and still get people to watch it"??

The answer? Apparently, pretty damned bad.

I've managed to watch about ten minute chunks of the show maybe two or three times and I have to say, with no disrespect intended to fans, that this is the most laughless, two-dimensional, deadening 'sitcom' I think I've ever seen. Yes, I've followed some dogs in my time, but at LEAST they have likeable characters to leaven the cliched scripts. Watching this show is like giving up on quality for all time, surrendering to the notion that 'if it's on, I'll watch it, just because I've always watched it, and I'll laugh when the nice laugh track tells me to."

Ugh.

This is really getting to be like a morbid endurance test, i.e. "how BAD can this show get and still get good to watch it"??

The answer? Apparently, pretty damned bad.

I've managed to watch about ten minute chunks of the show maybe two or three times and I have to say, with no disrespect intended to fans, that this is the most laughless, two-dimensional, deadening 'sitcom' I think I've ever seen. Yes, I've followed some dogs in my time, but at LEAST they have likeable characters to leaven the cliched scripts. Watching this show is like giving up on quality for all time, surrendering to the notion that 'if it's on, I'll watch it, just because I've always watched it, and I'll laugh when the nice laugh track tells me to."

Ugh.
Exactly - it IS a trainwreck and that's why some people are still tuning in!!!

This show is still a Cash Cow for CBS...why else would they protect it by giving it the post BBT slot? Possibly also not to incense producer Chuck Lorre either. But since Two has moved--I noticed that CBS's Monday night lineup has virtually collapsed. NBC's "The Voice" has gotten more viewers this season and you still have ABC's 1-2 punch of "Dancing..." and "Castle". CBS has already canceled "Partners" and the other shows are down in viewership.

How many years did CBS dominate Monday nights? 25? I still remember when Newhart and Designing Women aired on Monday nights way back in the day.

Except for a few years CBS has been pretty successful on Mondays since the days of I Love Lucy.

This show is still a Cash Cow for CBS...why else would they protect it by giving it the post BBT slot? Possibly also not to incense producer Chuck Lorre either. But since Two has moved--I noticed that CBS's Monday night lineup has virtually collapsed. NBC's "The Voice" has gotten more viewers this season and you still have ABC's 1-2 punch of "Dancing..." and "Castle". CBS has already canceled "Partners" and the other shows are down in viewership.
CBS could fix their Monday night problems by moving TBBT to 9:00. All their shows would rise again.

Except for a few years CBS has been pretty successful on Mondays since the days of I Love Lucy.

Ahhhh...I see. Thanks!!

Charlie Sheen on Angus T. Jones Flap: He's 'Over-Influenced'
1/8/2013
by Lesley Goldberg


Charlie Sheen doesn't think his former "Two and a Half Men" co-star Angus T. Jones is "crazy" for his recent remarks calling the CBS comedy "filth."

"I get it, it's a weird place and people tend to have a different perspective on life working over there," the fired star told The Hollywood Reporter during a Fox party at the Television Critics Association's winter press tour.

"He's a good kid and maybe he's just going through a phase but it's hard to comment on something if I'm not there," added Sheen. "I don't think he's crazy, I just think he's a little maybe over-influenced in some other beliefs. I don't know but it seemed like he was doing all right; I like the apology his lawyers wrote for him -- that was pretty good."

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/charlie-sheen-angus-t-jones-anger-management-410204