burning down the whole city, as well. and it's spectacular. enabled by the internet now in a way previous stars have not been and he's also completely stubborn in his certitude. he believes he is 100% right and willing to share that message. this is the financial implications of his actions here will reverberate. it changes cbs's schedule. it changes the revenues for warner brothers. the studio that produces this. they were counting on -- they have grown to count on the syndication money of selling "two and a half men" time and again. >> i don't think viewers will cry over cbs or charlie sheen. steve, let me ask you, though, the real victim, the real loser for want of a better phrase is the viewer who really enjoyed "two and a half men." they've lost their favorite show because without charlie sheen, this show is no longer what it was.