Charlie Sheen Is Super Sorry For Ruining ‘Two And A Half Men,’ Everybody

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Seven months after his November 2015 appearance in which he revealed to the world that he had been diagnosed as HIV positive, Charlie Sheen returned to the Today show on Tuesday morning for another sit down with Matt Lauer. A seemingly much more introspective Sheen (than we’ve seen in the past) described coming out with his diagnosis on live TV as “being released from prison” and credits his interview with Lauer as “unearthing the stepping stones to a Rubicon of change.” Soooo, okay! Maybe more introspective but also still with a healthy amount of that old Sheen delusion we’ve come to know and love.

That didn’t stop Lauer from grilling Sheen regarding claims that he had engaged in sexual intercourse with women without informing them of his status, whether using protection or not. To that point, Sheen had a bit of a confusing answer: basically, he had not revealed his status to his sexual partners on two occasions, but only because he didn’t want to get “shaken down” for money.

But perhaps the most revealing part of the interview came when Lauer recalled an old quote of Sheen’s about not living in “regretville,” asking him if he regrets anything now.

If those aren’t the most random three sentences to appear back to back, we don’t know what is. Aside from the fact that he equates contracting HIV and abandoning his children to getting fired from a TV show, it’s like he denies the great Kutcher renaissance even happened.

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Originally Posted by Alan Brady's Hair

Can't really fault Charlie for this: he was asked a vague question that had several answers, and he gave the answers. The show was, of course, his job for ten years, and legitimately an important part of his life. And the show is actually Sheen ' s public life, the most appropriate topic for an interview with him.

I don't think Sheen ruined the show - it was in steep decline when he was replaced and had fallen back to on again/off again story arcs to get through the seasons.

Agree...and most of the time this show talks about sex.

Men talk about more than sex!

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He didn't really ruin 2 1/2 men. The show was still good without him. Until they added his daughter and got rid of Jake. Jake had a good story going and I was following what happned to him. Then they just wrote him out cause Chuck Lorre don't take smack talk of his show. He can't admit his show isn't a good christian show.