Jon Cryer recently appeared on The View, all set to chat about his new show, Extended Family. However, the conversation quickly turned to the possibility of a reboot of the beloved TV series Two and a Half Men, in which Cryer starred alongside Charlie Sheen.
The hosts asked Cryer about the chance of reuniting with Sheen now that he and co-creator Chuck Lorre had buried the hatchet. And guess what? Sheen and Lorre are cooking up a new project, Max's Bookie, where Sheen plays a version of himself.
But here's the twist - Cryer seemed a bit hesitant about jumping back into the Sheen wagon. He admitted to harboring some doubts, citing Sheen's turbulent past and their rocky history. Despite wishing Sheen well, Cryer can't help but feel unsure about working with him in the long run.ADVERTISEMENT
The original show, known for its hilarious antics between Charlie, Alan, and Jake, was a massive hit, earning heaps of awards and nominations. But with Sheen's abrupt exit in 2011 and Ashton Kutcher joining the cast, the show took a different turn.
As Sheen reflects on his tumultuous past, admitting to messing up big time, the possibility of a Two and a Half Men revival remains up in the air. Cryer's reservations seem to cast a shadow of uncertainty over fans' hopes for a reunion. Only time will tell if the iconic sitcom will find its way back to our screens.
