Charlie Sheen calls 'Two and a Half Men' firing 'illegal'

  • Associated Press
  • Posted March 9, 2011 at 5:30 a.m.
In this undated publicity image released by CBS, Jon Cryer, left, and Charlie Sheen are shown in a scene from 'Two and a Half Men.' (AP Photo/CBS, Greg Gayne)

In this undated publicity image released by CBS, Jon Cryer, left, and Charlie Sheen are shown in a scene from "Two and a Half Men." (AP Photo/CBS, Greg Gayne)

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charlie Sheen says his dismissal from "Two and a Half Man" was "unconscionable."

The 45-year-old actor lashed out at his former CBS and Warner Bros. Television bosses on his live Internet show, "Sheen's Korner," on Tuesday, the day after Warner Bros. said his services on "Two and a Half Men" had been terminated.

At the beginning of his prepared remarks, which lasted about 10 minutes, Sheen added that he believes that Monday's decision was also illegal.

Using profane renditions of their names, Sheen attacked members of his "unwanted list": CBS president Les Moonves, Warner Bros. Television Group president Bruce Rosenblum and "Two and a Half Men" executive producer Chuck Lorre.

But Sheen seemed to praise Warner Bros. Television president Peter Roth, saying that Roth's heart "was always rooted in fairness."

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