Charlie Sheen

Comedy Central has released the first official trailer for its upcoming roast of Charlie Sheen.

The special will be hosted by Seth MacFarlane and air on September 19, the same night Two and a Half Men premieres season nine. Earlier today, the network released a spot, titled "Dr. StrangeSheen," which is a takeoff on the film Dr. Strangelove.

Check it out now and help us figure out: where will the show possibly get material with which to mock Sheen?

Charlie Sheen Roast Promo

Will you tune in for this roast?

Look, can't a sort of insane TV star go on vacation with his drug-addicted ex-wife and suck on some bananas without people jumping to conclusions?!?

With Charlie Sheen having taken Brooke Mueller down to Mexico for a few days, rumors are now circulating that this former couple is giving it another shot. But the actor insists there is nothing to the trip aside from friendship.

Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller, circa 2007. Might happy days be here again for the pair?

"We're good friends trying to be great parents," Sheen told reporters over the weekend. "[We're] working on mending the bridges, replanting scorched earth. The goal is harmony."

Okay, who is this sane, reasonable family man? And, seriously, what has he done with Charlie Sheen?!?

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Perhaps Charlie Sheen really is a changed man.

The actor has touched down with ex-wife Brooke Mueller in Mexico, telling TMZ the trip is actually a reward for the troubled mother of his twins because she's been "busting her ass with the boys, and [she's] more sober and healthy than I've ever seen her."

Sheen has made it his goal to get Brooke on a proper path, paying for her treatment with a team of doctors he trusts. It's amazing how far these two have come.

It was only February, according to court documents, when Sheen lamented the fact that he didn't kill Muller during their infamous, dangerous fight on Christmas Day 2009. Glad to see they're getting along now!

With the exception of dodging some flying objects over the weekend, Charlie Sheen has remained relatively quiet over the last few weeks.

Heck, he's even made peace with Brooke Mueller.

It may be confusing to those of us used to the actor's Warlock ways, but Emilio Estevez says his brother is "a completely different guy." This time for good, supposedly.

Speaking to Access Hollywood, Estevez says Sheen has his "voice back." The former Young Guns star credits a couple projects in the works for helping Charlie regain his "focus."

"He’s on a new show [Anger Management] and he’s gonna be roasted by Comedy Central – which I think is going to be hysterical," Estevez says. “I think that he’s really got it together. And he’s very excited about the crew of the show he’s putting together.”

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Charlie Sheen has seen it all. Takes A LOT to faze the guy.

Not only did the actor/crazy man survive the Gathering of the Juggalos this weekend, he had the crowd on its feet, even as it hurled insults and objects at him.

The audience erupted as Sheen, not even losing his train of thought, started catching the flying cans and bottles airmailed at his face with his bare hands.

The former Two and a Half Men star, who will soon be killed by a train on the sitcom, even had the crowd cheering his name and "Winning!" on command:

Charlie Sheen At The Gathering Of The Juggalos

Typically, having objects hurled at you in the first place means your act isn't "winning," as Sheen learned in Detroit. But at the Gathering, it's standard.

The annual festival put on by Psychopathic Records features performances by the label and its artists as well as other groups and underground acts.

To call it a wild scene would be an understatement, as most of the acts and fans are pretty hard core. Sort of similar to Sheen's house earlier this year.

Charlie Sheen, a responsible father and ex-husband?

This thought would have been comical a few months ago, but the actor has recently been taking steps to get his loved ones in order. Most recent case in point: paying for Brooke Mueller's rehab and finding her a team of trustworthy doctors.

On Sunday, meanwhile, the former couple posed for a portrait with twin sons Bob and Max. They look like a regular, happy family, don't they?

"Harmony is our goal," Sheen told TMZ, saying the kids played around with their parents and ate candy all day. "Sunday was a wonderful start."

When Mueller is finished with her latest round of treatment, Sheen says he wants her to find a home in his neighborhood. Could the troubled star actually, finally have discovered the true meaning of "winning?"

It's spending time with your family, people.

Charlie Sheen knows a thing or two dozen about substance abuse. And that's a good thing for Brooke Mueller.

Two weeks after the actor's ex-wife jetted down to Mexico for a controversial attempt to get sober (via Ibogaine, a drug that's illegal in the United States), we have an update on Mueller's condition and whereabouts:

She's back in the United States, undergoing treatment recommended, and paid for, by Sheen.

The relationship between Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller is more complicated then the plot of Inception.

Sources tell TMZ that Sheen was worried about Brooke's Mexican adventure, flew down in a private jet to pick her up and brought her to an undisclosed location in America. He has also hired the same doctors for Mueller that helped him clean up following the incidents that led to his Two and a Half Men firing earlier this year.

Expect more rumors of a reconciliation between this former couple to heat up as a result of Sheen's actions.

Denise Richards will never cut off contact with Charlie Sheen. Why, many might ask? Considering she's actually increased security in light of recent threats by the actor?

Simple, Richards tells Us Weekly: "He's my girls' dad. As they're older, they'll deal with him how they can."

In her new memoir, Richards finally goes into detail about the infamous October 2010 night where Sheen allegedly attacked Capri Anderson and was escorted to the hospital by police.

There is no network and no show runner attached to the project, but Charlie Sheen really is coming back to television.

In a statement today, the actor confirmed plans for a sitcom based on the horrific movie Anger Management. It will be produced by Lionsgate, who says the series will focus on "a mild-mannered, non-confrontational man ordered to attend group anger management sessions led by a therapist who could probably use some anger management himself."

Sounds like there will be room for one very lucky - or unlucky, depending on your perspective - lead co-star.

"I chose Anger Management because, while it might be a big stretch for me to play a guy with serious anger management issues, I think it is a great concept," Sheen said. "It also provides me with real ownership in the series, a certain amount of creative control and the chance to be back in business with one of my favorite movie producers of all time, Joe Roth."

Roth previously worked with the star on Major League and Young Guns.

Will you watch this show?

Take away the drugs, the abuse, the cheating and the violent temper and Charlie Sheen is simply a fun guy.

That's what Brooke Mueller apparently believes and cares about, as friends tell TMZ the pot-loving trainwreck is actually considering a reconciliation with her ex-husband. Really. Seriously. We're not making this up.

Sheen hasn't made many headlines recently and a source says that's because he's been laying low, just chilling in his house, goddess-free, along with Mueller. She's telling pals the former couple is enjoying each other's company and, hey, they have a lot in common. Like a love of threesomes.

Twins Max and Bob, too.

Yes, Brooke claims to be aware of the "toxic" elements involved in their relationship. But she also says the door to a 79th chance for Sheen remains open.

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