Charlie sheen roast when is it on again

It's also "an incredibly smart programming move" by Comedy Central, which will air the roast on the same night that Ashton Kutcher debuts as Sheen's replacement on Two and a Half Men. Sheen will relish the chance to "steal some buzz" from his replacement. Sheen is too easy a target for a roast: "This is a really dumb idea," says Brian Moylan at Gawker.

People are still curious about the new Two and a Half Men , but nobody really cares about Sheen anymore. And even those who might want to watch him "flounder publicly" will be disappointed: "Sheen is the world's easiest target," and there's no real comedic value in pointing out that a human "trainwreck" is a royal disaster.

Well, watch it for yourself. Jon Lovitz stopped by as well, logging in a few precious moments that just made you want more Jon Lovitz in your life. Enough to kill Two and a Half Men! That limerick! That limerick elicited audible groans. It's Charlie Sheen's turn to step in to the celebrity hot seat for the latest installment of The Comedy Central Roast. Enough to kill two and a half men! Sign In. Documentary Comedy. Director Joel Gallen. Top credits Director Joel Gallen. See more at IMDbPro.

Photos Top cast Edit. Blake Anderson Self as Self. And even at their most uncouth, there does tend to be some benefit to the jokes —- roasting of a celeb can double as a clinic for comedy writing.

And please, Sheen fans if you're still out there? Instead, I'm just sending to the universe a message that I'll be putting my time to some better use. The whole crazy-Charlie thing is just so tired, and so over. Sunday night's cameo at the Emmy awards is a prime example of why the spotlight needs to be fixed on anyone other than Sheen.