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Has Charlie Sheen finally learned the cause-and-effect lesson that most 3-year-olds can easily grasp? A source tells PopEater that the dysfunction-laden star is "destroyed" over being replaced on "Two and a Half Men" by Ashton Kutcher.
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"He really thought that he would be invited back," alleges an insider. "After years of suffering no consequences for his behavior, why would he think anything else? Finally, it has sunk in that he doesn't live by different rules to everyone else. Actions do have consequences."
On Friday, a sour grapes-swilling Sheen sportingly called Kutcher a "sweetheart" and a "brilliant comedic performer" before pointing out, "Oh wait, so am I!"
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He also predicted ratings doom for the CBS sitcom and warned his replacement, who is reportedly earning half of the $2 million per episode Charlie was raking in, about working for "Men" creator Chuck Lorre.
"Enjoy planet Chuck, Ashton," Charlie sniped. "There is no air, laughter, loyalty, or love there."
Shares the insider, "He is destroyed that Ashton is replacing him. Destroyed. We are all worried that he hasn't hit bottom yet and that this could make him spiral out of control again. Especially after all the other productions that he assumed would happen have fell apart."
Two and a Half Men will not ever be the same with out Charlie!! It's unfortunate that so many people are so quick to judge Charlie. Can't they see he needs help and support. Also, I would like to add that I have no interest in watching the show with Kutcher. The show will never be the same and how long was the show going to be called Two and a Half Men, Jake isn't a little guy any longer...All good things come to an end. I'm recording all of the available re-reruns of my most fav comedy ever and enjoying them so very much. This show was priceless...
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