Charlie Sheen has launched another crude attack against his bosses at cbs and Warner Bros following Thursday's announcement that the remaining season of Two and a Half Men has been scrapped. We've been waiting all day to see what sportscaster Charlie Sheen would talk to next. By bad-mouthing his executive producer Chuck Lorre, "two and a Half Men" star Charlie Sheen basically gave cbs and the show's producer Warner Bros. Charlie Sheen's recent flame out has been spectacular to watch. Charlie Sheen officially ended his 'two and a Half Men' outing when he launched a tirade against the show's creator. His statements on air assailing the creator of his hit television series, "two and a Half Men," caused cbs and Warner Bros. But on Thursday, the network and producer Warner Bros. While the masses may love “two and a Half Men,” its tale of odd-couple brothers raising a teenage boy has That work helped persuade Lorre to cast Sheen in the role of Charlie Harper, the ne’er-do-well playboy on “two and a Half Men. “based on the totality of Charlie Sheen’s statements, conduct and condition, cbs and Warner Brothers Television have decided to discontinue production of ‘two and a Half Men’ for the remainder of the season. Based on the totality of Charlie Sheen’s statements, conduct and condition season,” the network and the studio said in a joint statement. A Warner Brothers spokesman said that at least 250 members of the Addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky told hnl on Friday that Charlie Sheen “is clearly manic. The fate of CBS’ top-rated sitcom rides on a poisonous relationship between a leading actor and a star producer. The good news for the producers of “two and a Half Men” is that Charlie Sheen’s meltdown happened during the show’s eighth season, and not the first. Troubled actor Charlie Sheen denied Friday being anti-semitic in an attack on the producer of hit tv series “two and a Half Men,” which has been canceled for the season due to his latest outburst. Claiming he is completely sober, actor Charlie Sheen said today he plans to show up for work despite CBS’s decision yesterday to pull the plug on the top-rated comedy “two and a Half Men” this season. Halting production of “two and a Half Men” after Charlie Sheen’s antics may cost cbs and Warner Brothers $250 million. Cbs is pulling the plug on Sheen’s hit show, Two and a Half Men , at least for the rest of the season.