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Insanity hit series 'filth' Someone must have finally clued Charlie Sheen in to the absurdity of his behavior in the last year, because it was a very subdued actor who opened up to Matt Lauer on Thursday's "Today" show.Sheen, 46, appeared solemn as he chatted with the talk show host, admitting that he didn't quite recognize himself when he rewatched footage of his "cringeable" rants during his "Torpedo of Truth" tour.Still, the former "Two and a Half Men" star found some humor in the situation, noting that "looking like a real insane wordsmith was fine."During the months following Sheen's January 2011 meltdown, the actor became tabloid fodder after unleashing numerous rants and a barrage of catchphrases, including "winning," "warlock" and "goddesses."Lauer kicked off the interview by expressing a sentiment common to both Sheen's fans and detractors ― that the actor was on the brink of disaster
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Insanity Asylum Workout Complete DVDRip Tutorials were people who probably, last year at this time, were have placed a bet that you might not even be around ― literally," Lauer said cautiously."Yeah, I would support that ... sure," Sheen responded gamely."I was just ― I guess the plan was to just reintroduce myself to America and to the media and just say, 'Sorry about that. But here's what's happening now,'" he said of trying to rehab his image.The actor will next star in his FX sitcom "Anger Management," premiering June 28 ― and in true Sheen form, the actor
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