Time heals grudges?
Oct 17, 2026 · 6 min · 4 segments
Chuck Lorre reveals that time has healed his feud with Charlie Sheen. Allison's not buying it but Wednesday called in with a grudge story of her own!
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Oct 17, 2026 · 6 min · 4 segments
Chuck Lorre reveals that time has healed his feud with Charlie Sheen. Allison's not buying it but Wednesday called in with a grudge story of her own!
So I was reading about the falling out between Charlie Sheen and Chuck Lorre, who was the two and a half.
men creator one of the biggest sitcoms I would say of all time certainly the early 2010s but the dispute was public there were personal
attacks back and forth
and it seemed like A lot of people thought they could never have a professional or personal relationship again, but they did have an eventual reconciliation.
And you might think that would be like one of Charlie's 12 steps, like apologizing to Chuck or making amends.
It wasn't that.
It was no confrontation either.
And he said after several years of holding the intense anger, he just realized that those feelings just disappeared.
They completely went away.
I don't believe it.
And they didn't feel like they had to have any kind of coming to Jesus meeting or anything like that.
They were just able to forgive and forget and move on.
And they've worked on projects together
since.
Okay, maybe.
Maybe it's just that, you know, everybody wants their money and they don't want anything coming in between that.
But you're lying to yourself.
I don't believe that for a second.
I've seen all the reunions.
And just when you think somebody's over it...
They started up again.
Those feelings don't ever really die.
That resentment is still there.
So I was reading about the falling out between Charlie Sheen and Chuck Lorre, who was the two and a half.
men creator one of the biggest sitcoms I would say of all time certainly the early 2010s but the dispute was public there were personal
attacks back and forth
and it seemed like A lot of people thought they could never have a professional or personal relationship again, but they did have an eventual reconciliation.
And you might think that would be like one of Charlie's 12 steps, like apologizing to Chuck or making amends.
It wasn't that.
It was no confrontation either.
And he said after several years of holding the intense anger, he just realized that those feelings just disappeared.
They completely went away.
I don't believe it.
And they didn't feel like they had to have any kind of coming to Jesus meeting or anything like that.
They were just able to forgive and forget and move on.
And they've worked on projects together
since.
Okay, maybe.
Maybe it's just that, you know, everybody wants their money and they don't want anything coming in between that.
But you're lying to yourself.
I don't believe that for a second.
I've seen all the reunions.
And just when you think somebody's over it...
They started up again.
Those feelings don't ever really die.
That resentment is still there.
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