And while he wouldn’t say how Sheen’s character dies, Cryer did deny rumors that it involves a food-related accident.
“There is no meat explosion, just so you know; it’s not some entrée that ends disastrously,” Cryer added.
The Emmy winner also praised his new co-star, Ashton Kutcher, who replaces Sheen on the CBS comedy for its upcoming season, and the creatives behind the show for the way they introduce his character.
“They’ve managed to bring in Ashton in a really terrific way,” he said. “I mean, Ashton just did the show on Friday and just tore the roof off the joint. He was amazing.”
One thing Cryer wasn’t impressed with being a part of the drama surrounding Sheen’s being fired from the series earlier this year following a slew of verbal attacks on their bosses, incluing series co-creator Chuck Lorre. Sheen also attacked Cryer at one point, calling him a “troll,” but then later apologized.
“It was an awful thing to be a part of and I’m glad that some measure of peace has come out of all of it,” Cryer said. “But I never want to go through it again.”
