After sheathing his sword, Charlie was asked how he felt about getting fired from "Two and a Half Men" - which he replied, "Free at last ... free at last."
Charlie fired from "Two and a Half Men" on Monday, and he reacted by calling the event creator, Chuck Lorre, "whatshiscock". He also snapped enjoying toast roof tiger blood and holding a machete, and Bauer Griffin has a photo.
Charlie Sheen met with executives from Live Nation Entertainment on Monday to talk about the possibility of taking 'action' it on a national tour.
Two and a Half Men stars former met with executives at Live Nation Entertainment in Los Angeles on Warner Bros. television hours after the fire of the highest ranked TV sitcom.
"This will be a series of shows live theater," said one source, with knowledge of the situation.
This step will keep the Hollywood stars were attacked in front of an audience, while he was negotiating the next steps are small or silver screen.
revue that will be similar to Conan O'Brien's comeback tour is done to sold-out shows all over the nation while he sat out his non-compete clause NBC.
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