Charlie Sheen Highly Encourages Two & Half Men Reunion In His New Series

Published Nov 14, 2026, 3:34 PM EST Matthew Thomas is a celebrity entertainment and trending news journalist. Passionate about the media. He developed a love for storytelling that he loves to share with others through his writing. Matthew has been able to cover a variety of subjects he is very passionate about, including movies, TV shows, comics, and wrestling. Experience:Matthew brings more than a decade of experience writing about pop culture, movies, TV shows, wrestling, comic books, true crime, weather conditions, safety tips, taxes, wildlife, archaeology, music, and trending news. He is also an experienced interviewer with a strong track record of speaking with high-profile talent and subject-matter experts. He has conducted interviews with major actors, including Matt Damon, Matthew McConaughey, Bryan Cranston, Ethan Hawke, Jason Sudeikis, Jon Hamm, Alan Ritchson, Kumail Nanjiani, Rob McElhenney, Danny Trejo, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Joshua Jackson, Damon Wayans, John C. 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The day after it was revealed that it will soon be possible to stream Two and a Half Men for free, the show was already back in the spotlight for a completely different reason that could be even more exciting. While promoting his brand-new series, Sheen expressed a desire to reunite with his former sitcom co-star. On November 12, Charlie Sheen launched his new weekly podcast series, Mostly Sheenius. Two days later, Entertainment Tonight published a video of Denny Directo interviewing the iconic actor about his new project. During that discussion, Sheen declared that he would be happy to reunite with his former Two and a Half Men co-star, Jon Cryer, for an episode of the podcast. Check out their conversation below: Charlie Sheen: Jon has an open invite, so does Chuck. Absolutely, yes, yes. Jon can show up on the morning, and we will turn the lights on. Denny Directo: You're ready now? Okay, I can be ready. I feel like that needs to happen. Charlie Sheen: I do too. Denny Directo: I feel like that really needs to happen. Charlie Sheen: I do too, yeah. I think for Jon's sake, right, he's been sitting on some stuff. Denny Directo: And you would give him that opportunity? Charlie Sheen: Absolutely. Sheen and Cryer co-starred in eight seasons of Two and a Half Men together as Charlie and Alan Harper between 2003 and 2011. Their working relationship memorably exploded when Sheen was fired from the sitcom amid a very public feud with the series' creator, Chuck Lorre. Since then, many of the show's longtime viewers have paid close attention to their public remarks about each other. When he appeared on The View in February 2024, Cryer expressed how happy he was that Sheen seemed to be in a much better place in his life than when he left their show. However, as a Variety article about his remarks noted, he also stated that he wouldn't want to co-star in another long-lasting series with him. I love him, I wish him the best and that he should live in good health for the rest of his life, but I don’t know if I want to get in business with him for any length of time. If it was a one-off or… More recently, Cryer has spoken about reconnecting with Sheen after contributing to his Netflix documentary and professed an openness to having a deeper personal relationship again. Given how much comedic chemistry their Two and a Half Men characters shared and the way each has praised the other during interviews, it seems like it would be lovely to listen to them reconnect during a podcast episode. It could also be explosive if Sheen allows Cryer to get some things off his chest, as he hinted at. While Sheen was discussing welcoming Cryer on an episode of Mostly Sheenius, he also mentioned that his former Two and a Half Men boss could be a guest as well. Since Sheen starred in another one of Chuck Lorre's TV shows in recent years, 2023's Bookie on Max, that would be less of a reunion and more of a continuation of their relationship. Still, hearing the two men who once traded barbs in the media have the kind of wide-ranging discussion the podcast format encourages could be just as entertaining as a Cryer appearance. Release Date 2003 - 2015-00-00 Network CBS Showrunner Chuck Lorre Directors James Widdoes, Gary Halvorson, Chuck Lorre, Lee Aronsohn, Pamela Fryman, Jeff Melman, Andy Ackerman, Ted Wass, Andrew D. Weyman, Jean Sagal, Jerry Zaks, Jon Cryer, Robert Berlinger, Asaad Kelada, Gail Mancuso, James Burrows, Jay Sandrich Writers Eddie Gorodetsky, Susan Beavers, Jeff Lowell, Saladin K. Patterson, Jim Vallely, Bill Prady, Carol Mendelsohn, Evan Dunsky, Naren Shankar Creator(s) Chuck Lorre, Lee Aronsohn