He was fired from Two and a Half Men after ranting at the show's creator but troubled star Charlie Sheen has said he is in discussion to make a return to the hit sitcom.
The show, which filmed its eighth series had to be cancelled partway after the 45-year-old star was hospitalised following a 36-hour drink and drug session with a bevy of porn stars, reported Contactmusic.
"There's been discussions, but I was asked not to divulge anything. Had they told me at the end of season eight that that behaviour wasn't going to be cool, I would have adjusted it," said Sheen.
The highest earning TV star also hinted not getting paid for his most recent participation in the show, which is produced by Warner Brothers Television.
"I'm supposed to [be getting paid], but that's - what's the term? - being withheld," added Sheen.
The revelation comes as a surprise after Sheen reacted with hostility when he first learned he had lost his job and filed a $100 million lawsuit against Warner Brothers and the show's creator Chuck Lorre.
Sheen retaliated earlier during the crisis as, "You guys want to go to war, let's go to war. When I call winner, game over, I hope you all have your apologies ready, I hope you're writing them now."
{{/usCountry}}Sheen retaliated earlier during the crisis as, "You guys want to go to war, let's go to war. When I call winner, game over, I hope you all have your apologies ready, I hope you're writing them now."
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