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New Delhi:
Jon Cryer says he's 'jazzed' to resume work on the hit TV show, Two And A Half Men, this time around with Ashton Kutcher.
Even as he expressed his 'enormous gratitude' to ousted co-star Charlie Sheen, Cryer lost no time in expressing his excitement at finally regaining stability.
'Looking forward to the new beginning', Cryer was all praises for the 33-year-old Punk'd star. Claiming to be old friends with him from their modeling days, he continued to predict how big an asset Kutcher's presence is going to be for the show.
Kutcher took to Twitter to thank everyone for their support as he tweeted, "Thank you for all the Congrats on 2.5. Met with the team this morning.... We are already working on earning your Laughter."
Sheen, who was fired in March after a string of public outbursts, seems much less optimistic about the show's future. 'Enjoy the show America'- he said sarcastically before finally congratulating his replacement on Twitter: #Winning Congrats to the cast and crew...CBS & WB..! My best to @aplusk !! The show must go on... You got the right guy!
Kutcher, who had earlier also starred in That 70s Show, replied: #2.5 @charliesheen Thank man. Always been a fan, always will be! BTW you were "born big".
Seems like the war of words is finally coming to an end.
Even as he expressed his 'enormous gratitude' to ousted co-star Charlie Sheen, Cryer lost no time in expressing his excitement at finally regaining stability.
'Looking forward to the new beginning', Cryer was all praises for the 33-year-old Punk'd star. Claiming to be old friends with him from their modeling days, he continued to predict how big an asset Kutcher's presence is going to be for the show.
Kutcher took to Twitter to thank everyone for their support as he tweeted, "Thank you for all the Congrats on 2.5. Met with the team this morning.... We are already working on earning your Laughter."
Sheen, who was fired in March after a string of public outbursts, seems much less optimistic about the show's future. 'Enjoy the show America'- he said sarcastically before finally congratulating his replacement on Twitter: #Winning Congrats to the cast and crew...CBS & WB..! My best to @aplusk !! The show must go on... You got the right guy!
Kutcher, who had earlier also starred in That 70s Show, replied: #2.5 @charliesheen Thank man. Always been a fan, always will be! BTW you were "born big".
Seems like the war of words is finally coming to an end.