Toothless Coke Hound Charlie Sheen to Return to 'Two and a Half Men,' Sans Porn Stars

As has been widely reported on Yidio and other sites, Charlie Sheen was recently rushed to the hospital after a massive binge where he reportedly smoked a "tennis-ball-sized" rock of cocaine and tried to set up his own personal porn colony, in the meantime revealing to his new "adult" friends that he has fake teeth.

He has since recovered from a supposed hernia and was recently shuffled off into an in-home rehab program.

What's next for Charlie? Time to go to work.

Charlie Sheen’s lawyer, Yale Galanter, revealed to E! Online that the troubled actor is expected to return to the set of “Two and a Half Men” and start filming at the end of February.

Galanter said on Monday, “We are thinking Charlie will be going back to work two weeks from today.”

According to Galanter, Sheen is doing better and in good shape.

“Charlie is fine health wise and doing really well. Things are looking good. Everybody's intentions are to get him back in the swing of things as soon as possible.”

Furthermore, the actor's lawyer emphasized that Sheen’s family has been very supportive of him since his hospitalization.

“They are a very close-knit family," Galanter tells E! News. "Charlie has seen all of his kids since he was in the hospital. He is even spending time with the boys today,” said Galanter.

At present, Sheen is under a personalized rehab with a specialist at his Los Angeles mansion, and according to reports, he is taking his rehab seriously.

According to TMZ, he even has closed the door to his friends in the adult industry, texting them: "Please lose the number, we are closed ... please drive through ... thank you."

Sheen released a personal statement expressing his sincere appreciation to his fans, family, friends and CBS management. The actor also admitted he had “lots of work to do.”

“Two and a Half Men” is the highest rated comedy TV series in the United States, with 15 million viewers per week. Based on reports, Sheen earns $27.5 million annually for his role as a Charles Francis, a hedonistic bachelor, alcoholic and children’s songwriter.