Charlie Sheen Wants to Guest Star on Two and a Half Men, Wishes Ashton Kutcher Well

Charlie Sheen seems more grounded these days with a clearer perspective on some of his antics from this past year. Sheen tells Matt Lauer in an exclusive interview with NBC’s Today Show that he took all of the sharp ribbing from his Comedy Central roast in stride, elluding to the fact that he kinda deserved it.

Charlie Sheen even went on to make a humble mea culpa to the producers of his former CBS sitcom, Two and a Half Men, saying that he is supportive of their decision to hire Ashton Kutcher as his replacement, even going on to say he plans to watch the new incarnation of Two and a Half Men and hopes to appear in the final episode of the show as a guest star.

The arrogant self-proclained “bitchin’ rockstar from Mars” was nowhere to be found in this new Charlie Sheen interview, and Sheen seemed logical and down-to-earth. Whether is was drugs and alcohol that precipitated Sheen’s bizarre behavior earlier this year or some kind of emotional breakdown, it’s nice to see that the talented actor is back on course and looking foward to tackling new projects, like his upcoming sitcom, Anger Management, which is currently in development.