Charlie Sheen leaves rehab to rejoin show 'Two and a Half Men'

Sheen’s three day trial has been scheduled from 21-24 July, though he would still be spending his nights in the rehab and would shoot during the day.

Sheen on Monday pleaded not guilty in domestic violence case. Following the hearing he was approved to leave the rehab from March 19, claimed Radar Online.

“Charlie is looking forward to going back to work for the final four episodes of ‘Two and a Half Men'”, the show’s executive producer, Mark Burg, said yesterday. “He’s also looking forward to clearing his name, putting all of this behind him and spending time with his kids during his hiatus.”

With a total of 4 episodes left in the completion of the show, the next episode will be aired on Monday.

The soul of the show, Sheen is one of the highest paid TV star, costing the producers nearly $900000 per episode.

Sheen had undergone a voluntary rehab
Sheen had taken a voluntary leave from the popular CBS’ Sitcom, ‘Two and a Half Men’, the most-watched sitcom with an estimated 14.96 million viewers, on Feb 23 in order to enter rehab for some unspecified reasons.

His decision to enter rehab had come as a surprise to all his fans and the show’s producers, CBS and WBTV.

However, many of his fans had suspected that a christmas eve brawl between Sheen and his wife was the possible reason behind his decision. His wife is now undergoing rehab at the couple’s home in California.

His exit had led to the shutdown on the Warner Bros. comedy.

Show scheduled to air from Monday
With a total of 4 episodes left in the completion of the show, the next episode will be aired on Monday.

This is the second time that the show was discontinued. Earlier it was stopped when one of the actors, Jon Cryer, had received life threatening calls from his ex-wife.

The Tapings of the show will occur on Friday for a studio audience.