Charlie Sheen Says “Two and a Half Men” Should End After This Season

Charlie Sheen may have had supportive words for “Two and a Half Men” a few months ago, but now, he’s saying that his former show needs to end.

In a new interview with the New York Post, Sheen says that “Men” has run its course:

“I don’t think they should go on past this year…I just think that people are there because there’s nowhere else to go yet.”

Sheen said that the show’s overall quality has declined, not because of his replacement, Ashton Kutcher, but because Chuck Lorre has his hands in the pot:

“I don’t think that [replacement Ashton Kutcher] is working with the best writing because Chuck is doing too many shows…He and Jon [Cryer] and Angus [T. Jones] deserve better material.”

As for Ashton, Sheen actually had only kind words, saying that he remembers having to replace Michael J. Fox on “Spin City,” and how hard that was:

“It’s so f—ing hard you can’t believe it…It’s all you’re thinking about, and you’re surrounded by these ghosts. So hats off to him for doing the best job that he can.”

No matter what Charlie says, according to the facts, ratings for “Men” are apparently up, and earlier this month, Kutcher said he is eager and ready to work on some more seasons.

Something tells me “Men” may be on for a while more…