Two and a Half Men was often borderline inappropriate and yet successfully ran for 12 seasons during the final decade of exemplary American television sitcoms beginning with Charlie Sheen's appearance on the CBS series.The Chuck Lorre project, much like his other critically acclaimed hits, skyrocketed its stars into the limelight of the television industry. And even though Sheen had quite a reputation even before Two and a Half Men, nothing would prepare him for the level of fame that would follow him in the aftermath of the series launch.
Actor and comedian, Charlie Sheen, was priceless in his tenure as Charlie Harper in Two and a Half Men. The series, which began in 2003 witnesses the reformation of life and caricature-like drama that unfolded around the 'hedonistic' character after his brother and nephew move into his estate.
With a heart, the story follows the two and a half men as they each learn to love and grow together.
However, as famously fictional and exaggerated as the sitcom was, the personality of Charlie from the show was not a far throw from Charlie in reality.
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