Trying to put Charlie through rehab is like trying to fight gangrene with soap. If the producers didn't know what they were getting into, tough luck. Goodbye money.
Charlie Sheen's Rehab Might Cost CBS, WB Millions
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What would you rather, he got it, a man who has caused laughs in most people, or some footballer with a name you can pronounce?NaramSuen said:
I find it shocking that Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory are written by the same person, especially since I think they're one of the worst and one of the best American sitcoms of recent years (since How I Met Your Mother went downhill).
Or, Jason Bateman. [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000867/]SaintWaldo said:
Maybe it's just me, but he looks a lot like Charlie Sheen. Similar voice, too. I actually thought he was Charlie Sheen for a long time.
I'm always a bit bemused when someone refers to anticipated income that fails to materialize as a "loss".
I don't watch Two and a Half Men; in fact, I tend to turn it off on the rare occasions when I'm watching television and it happens to be on because the small amount I've seen seems like very standard lackluster warmed-over sitcom humor. So, yeah, no particular loss to me.
Good luck with sobriety, Charlie.
I don't watch Two and a Half Men; in fact, I tend to turn it off on the rare occasions when I'm watching television and it happens to be on because the small amount I've seen seems like very standard lackluster warmed-over sitcom humor. So, yeah, no particular loss to me.
Good luck with sobriety, Charlie.
My opinion is that there was a time when it was adequate, nothing more, nothing less.JediMB said:
Now it's terrible
I'm not sure if I should hate you because you compared Two and a Half Men to Futurama, or if I should like you because you like Futurama.JeanLuc761 said:
I wasn't comparing the two, I was simply saying that I find Two and a Half Men as funny as I find Futuramadanpascooch said:
They're two entirely different kinds of humor, and I like them both a lot. Two and a Half Men is a very stereotypical/archetypical show, and each character fits their role so perfectly that I can't help but be amused. Conversely, Futurama is full of more intelligent/creative humor, plus I love sci-fi.
Really, there's no reason someone can't like both
I like George Carlin and I like Dane Cook, for example.
I'm just saying as someone who thinks Futurama is the light of god, and thinks Two and a Half Men is the epitome of catering to stupid stereotypes that aren't even funny, I wouldn't personally find the two equally funny.JeanLuc761 said:I wasn't comparing the two, I was simply saying that I find Two and a Half Men as funny as I find Futuramadanpascooch said:
They're two entirely different kinds of humor, and I like them both a lot. Two and a Half Men is a very stereotypical/archetypical show, and each character fits their role so perfectly that I can't help but be amused. Conversely, Futurama is full of more intelligent/creative humor, plus I love sci-fi.
Really, there's no reason someone can't like both
That's just me.