Charlie Sheen Criticizes Execs for Not Allowing Him to Return to 'Two and a Half Men'
In an erratic new interview, he says he has returned to the set "banging on the stage door" but no one would let him back in; claims he can handle "crack;" says sobriety has been "off and on."
In a bizarre interview Monday on The Dan Patrick Show, Charlie Sheen (who is currently on hiatus from Two and a Half Men as he seeks treatment) criticized unnamed CBS and Warner Bros execs for not allowing him to return to work.
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