Impaulsive with Logan Paul Charlie Sheen On Losing Charlie Kirk w/ Rogan, Making $2M Per Ep of Two & a Half Men, 8 Years Sober
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Sep 23, 2025 
Charlie Sheen, a Hollywood veteran known for iconic roles in classics like Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Two and a Half Men, joins the conversation. He opens up about losing his virginity to an escort at 15 and turning down a staggering $2M per episode due to creative burnout. Discussing his eight years of sobriety, Sheen shares how it transformed his family life. He also reflects on a near-casting in The Karate Kid and memorable moments with Robert Downey Jr., blending humor with raw honesty throughout the episode.
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Test Or Avoid Street Drugs
- Use drug test kits if you are partaking because fentanyl makes today's supply unpredictable.
- Better yet, avoid drugs entirely to eliminate that risk.
Passed On Karate Kid
- Charlie had the Karate Kid role for three days but honored a prior commitment to a bear movie after his father advised him.
- He frames that choice as noble but hypothesizes how differently his life (and pop culture) might've turned out.
Sitcom Routine Burnout
- Charlie explains Two and a Half Men felt like a weekly play with rehearsals, rewrites and a live audience, which became creatively stale.
- He says the routine of 'four people, five rooms, six jokes' led him to feel unchallenged despite huge pay.
