Deadline says:
It's over for Charlie Sheen on the hit CBS comedy Two and a Half Men. The series producer Warner Bros. TV just released the following statement: "After careful consideration, Warner Bros. Television has terminated Charlie Sheen’s services on Two and a Half Men effective immediately."
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And there it is. He's burned that bridge right to the freaking ground.
Well that show is done with. Even if you hate the guy he WAS half of the show.
It's not going to work anymore.
Not surprised at all...and I'm sure he doesn't care. He didn't even want to come back for this season, so I'm sure he's just fine with it.
Its a disgrace for two reasons. Charlie is being a douch to everyone that works with him. Sure you dont get along with your boss, who does? but then you turn and screw absolutely everyone else out of a job?
Then while he is having this break down, the media is soaking every ounce of it up. Deep down the media doesn't care. They pretend to care until people no longer tune in to watch the BS and move to someone else. Then who knows what Charlie will do, might end up being the next michal jackson when he realizes everything he is tossing out the window right now.
I predict that they make some minor adjustments and try out another season with someone else in Charlie's role or a whole new character/spin off. Either way it could work because the writers did some great things on the show - I will admit that Charlie was pretty damn good though.