Page after page of bad language, the producers of two and a half men justify by firing Charlie Sheen by painting the actor as self-distuctive, sick addict who's deeriorating mentally and physically while scorning those that tried to help him.
In an unusual personal appeal, an attorney for Warner brothers tells the actors Lawers to focus on what people haven't been able to do yet, get the client sustained; rigorous and effective treatment he so urgently needs. He doesn't believe he has a problem.
He says he's tired of pretending like his life is perfect.
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