Two and a Half Men

As we roll toward the season of renewals, pilots and pickups, CBS has a great question hanging over its head with regard to the fate of 'Two and a Half Men.' Having survived two additional seasons past Charlie Sheen, the show may face additional departures as its looks toward a potential eleventh season. Yet if 'Two and a Half Men' were to come to an end in the near future, might all be forgiven e

It's been some months since longtime 'Two and a Half Men' star Angus T. Jones caused controversy throughout the TV world, going public with a religious diatribe against the series that brought him to notoriety, urging viewers not to watch its "filth." Since then, the controversy seems to have died down following a number of public apologies and commentary, but will all go smoothly when J

With an additional order of 90 episodes, FX and Charlie Sheen's 'Anger Management' has quite a bit of time on its hands to recruit big-name guest stars into the fold. It isn't yet known how the additional episodes will be structured into seasons, but the show will definitively return for its next cycle on Thursday, January 17 with all-new episodes. 'Glee' and former 'Two and a Half Men' star Jane

Whether we like them or not, there's no denying that Chuck Lorre sitcoms like 'Two and Half Men,' 'The Big Bang Theory' and 'Mike & Molly' dominate in the ratings, and in some cases, awards. 'Two and a Half Men' however might not continue on past the current season, and even 'The Big Bang Theory' has gotten up there in years, so what's the next CBS powerhouse for sitcom magnate Chuck Lorre? Mo

Will the 'Two and a Half Men' crazy never end?  Earlier this week, all eyes were on young star Angus T. Jones when his "Forerunner Chrconicles" religious rants hit the web, denouncing the ten-year show as "filth" and urging viewers not to watch. Since then, Jones has since apologized and vowed to remain with the series, in spite of Charlie Sheen's comments, but could recent gue

It's the story that just keeps giving!  Like we mentioned yesterday when disgraced 'Two and a Half Men' and current 'Anger Management' star Charlie Sheen offered yet another comment on 'Men' star Angus T. Jones' religious-fueled "Filth" rant against the CBS sitcom, it's unlikely Jones will risk rocking the boat any further.  However, Sheen now hopes to coerce the young star to join the d

As much as we'd love for the fallout from Angus T. Jones' religious rant against 'Two and Half Men' to continue on indefinitely, sooner or later an impass would have to be reached.  Charlie Sheen can continue commenting on his former cast-mate's outburst, but given Jones' apology yesterday, there aren't likely to be many further developments.  To that end, the actor is believed to stay at his 'Two

You'd think that with 'Two and a Half Men' star Angus T. Jones' major mea culpa yesterday over the hurtful nature of his religious rants against the series, there wouldn't be all that much more to say on the matter, but ours is a world where Charlie Sheen has tiger blood-fueled thougnts and a microphone at the ready. Indeed, the disgraced 'Men' star is at it again, offering personal thoughts on hi

When the youngest star of a mega-hit CBS sitcom finds religion and derides the show as "filth," prompting its previously-ousted lead to label the show "cursed," it might be time for 'Two and a Half Men' to call it a day.  Following series star Angus T. Jones' now-infamous rant against the series, the inevitable has happened and disgraced 'Men' star Charlie Sheen has decided to

'Two and a Half Men' star Angus T. Jones, perhaps realizing that he had burned not only his meal ticket but everyone he is still contractually obligated to work with for the rest of this season, has issued a statement about the video where he called the show filth, a video which exploded across the internet yesterday.