Jon Cryer has no particular interest in erasing the Ashton Kutcher era of Two and a Half Men and revisiting the CBS sitcom with former co-star Charlie Sheen. During an appearance on Friday’s episode of The View, the two-time Emmy winner was asked if he’d ever consider a revival of Two and a Half

Jon Cryer is not ruling out the possibility of re-teaming with his former TV brother. While promoting his new NBC sitcom Extended Family (premiering Saturday, Dec. 23; watch trailer), the two-time Emmy winner reacted to Charlie Sheen’s recent reunion with Two and a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre (and

There were several moments over the past twenty-plus years years where it didn’t look like Charlie Sheen was going to be with us much longer. In 1998, at the age of just 32, Sheen had a stroke and was hospitalized in “serious condition” after overdosing on cocaine. He would later reveal that had

Apparently time really does heal all wounds. How else do you explain Charlie Sheen’s role in Chuck Lorre’s latest comedy? Nearly 13 years after Sheen’s infamous meltdown led to his dismissal from CBS’ Two and a Half Men, the three-time Emmy nominee is reuniting with Lorre on Max’s Bookie, a

Chuck Lorre is reportedly back in business with Charlie Sheen, a dozen-plus years after the latter’s final appearance on Two and a Half Men. Sheen of course co-starred alongside Jon Cryer on Lorre’s Two and a Half Men for the first eight seasons of the CBS hitcom, earning three Emmy nominations