CBS, Warner Bros. May Have to Re-Work 'Men' Deal Without Charlie Sheen
5:57 AM PST 3/8/2011 by Lindsay Powers
The network currently pays $4 million per episode, insiders say, and would probably push to lower the price tag.
CBS and Warner Bros. may need to renegotiate their deal if Two and a Half Men goes on without Charlie Sheen, who was fired Monday.
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