As the final episode of Anger Management looms ahead, Charlie Sheen is preparing for what could potentially be the end of the FX sitcom. Simultaneously, Sheen’s former show, Two and a Half Men, is also coming to a close, and he is eager to be a part of the farewell.

Excited about the prospect of returning to Two and a Half Men, Sheen reveals that he has pitched an idea to the creators and they have responded positively. "I've given them a proposal, and they seem to like it," he shares enthusiastically. "We're currently working on how to bring back my character for the final episodes. If they agree to my terms and want me to join them for the finale, I'm all in.

Despite the challenges he faced during his departure from the show in 2011, Sheen remains hopeful for a second chance. As talks progress about his potential return, Sheen expresses his admiration for the show's producer, Chuck Lorre, and is open to collaborating with him once again.

Reflecting on his time with Anger Management, Sheen acknowledges the valuable lessons learned and the dedicated team behind the show’s success. He credits veteran sitcom producer Bruce Helford for managing the complex production with finesse.

Looking towards the future, Sheen remains grateful for the opportunities he has had and looks forward to more projects down the line. His journey with Anger Management and his efforts to mend fences with Two and a Half Men shed light on his growth and evolution as an actor, showcasing a new chapter in his career.