humor which i love and see it a lot on the show. yes. do you find any of what charlie s doing funny? a dark way? in the beginning i thought funny. winner. duh. all that. but now, it seems to be getting a little more tragic because i didn t know the extent 0 of what his issues were and the problem was and i thought that ultimately the two sides would come together. be back on the show and now, you know, it is just falling apart and watching somebody that could possibly die. you know? that s a horror show and that s not something i want to be a party to and, you know, here i am sitting and talking about it but that s because you asked. of course, of course. but the thing is, it s actually horrible but by the same token driving home on the freeway and we see an accident on the other side, it causes a traffic jam going the other way because everybody slows down but god forgiving the blood and guts and horror. you have been in the business 30 years now? more than 30 years.
i want to cut to the quick now. we ve never had five before. what do you make of charlie sheen? let s have a little chat about sheen. julie? let me just say this. turn to you because your husband happens to run cbs and just fired him. let me say this. minutes ago, backstage in your green room, leahasked me would this be a good time to ask to bring back the king of queens. i said, lea, no comment. you don t get involved in this. what s your personal view of charlie? i have no comment on it. no view of him? i do but i have no view on the show about it. aren t you allowed to talk about it? no? i just think it would be it wouldn t be right for any of us to comment about it. i think it s don t be ridiculous! i m not being ridiculous. it s the biggest story in
back now with my friend howie mandel. you are special to me. when i heard about your germ phobia, i thought it was a joke. right. we met for a dinner. i went to shake your hand and you wouldn t. i realized this wasn t a joke. this is something i ve been afflicted with all my life. that s just one small piece of it, i talk about it all the time. i have ocd, so, you know, that s just one issue. one little issue. i have many more issues. that s why i kind of not to bring it back to charlie sheen, but i empathize with someone like charlie, because addiction is a mental health issue. i m a proponent of getting help and having people around you to deal with it. i have a great team. how do you have to lead your life, given the condition that
i want to cut to the quick now. we ve never had five before. what do you make of charlie sheen? let s have a little chat about sheen. julie? let me just say this. turn to you because your husband happens to run cbs and just fired him. let me say this. minutes ago, backstage in your green room, lea asked me would this be a good time to ask to bring back the king of queens. i said, lea, no comment. you don t get involved in this. what s your personal view of charlie? i have no comment on it. no view of him? i do but i have no view on the show about it. aren t you allowed to talk about it? no? i just think it would be it wouldn t be right for any of us to comment about it. i think it s don t be ridiculous! i m not being ridiculous. it s the biggest story in town. not to us.
they tend to be a bit on the edge, don t they? a bit erratic. i don t know. look. we all come like you said from a background of shows and i just think we re so blessed to be able to do what we do and it s the best job in the world to be able to do what you love to do. and so we really can t complain about our jobs. we can t complain about our job now. we re just really lucky to do what we love to do. julie, on sharon s point there. forget charlie sheen for a moment. just on a human level, the guy i feel sorry for here is probably martin sheen we know trying very hard to try to talk to his son and get some sense into him and stuff. that s the hard bit for a parent with a child off the rails whatever age they are. speaking as a parent, you only want the best for your child. you would most of us would be willing to take a bullet for our kid and to just try and to put