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For a few days in late Feb. and early March, Charlie Sheen was the only topic of conversation, and with it, "Winning," "Tiger Blood" and "Goddesses" entered modern parlance.<br> <br> The whole mess started during a Valentine's Day radio interview in which Sheen, having recently completed rehab, indicated he was ready to return to "Two and a Half Men." But CBS and EP Chuck Lorre wouldn't let him. This set Sheen off. There was the ill-fated Alex Jones radio interview in which Sheen calls Lorre a "turd" and way worse. And it got weirder from there. Sheen got fired and "Two and a Half Men" got Ashton Kutcher.<br> <br> <i>--<a href="http://www.twitter.com/david_eckstein">David Eckstein</a>, <a href="http://www.zap2it.com">Zap2it</a></i>
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For a few days in late Feb. and early March, Charlie Sheen was the only topic of conversation, and with it, "Winning," "Tiger Blood" and "Goddesses" entered modern parlance.

The whole mess started during a Valentine's Day radio interview in which Sheen, having recently completed rehab, indicated he was ready to return to "Two and a Half Men." But CBS and EP Chuck Lorre wouldn't let him. This set Sheen off. There was the ill-fated Alex Jones radio interview in which Sheen calls Lorre a "turd" and way worse. And it got weirder from there. Sheen got fired and "Two and a Half Men" got Ashton Kutcher.

--David Eckstein, Zap2it

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