The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Season 8 Episode 33

Ep 33. Charlie Sheen

  • September 17, 2003
  • 6.4  (27)

On this episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, the host welcomes none other than actor Charlie Sheen to the show. Known for his iconic roles in films like Platoon and Wall Street, as well as his successful tenure on the hit TV show Two and a Half Men, Sheen has been making headlines recently for a different reason altogether: his very public meltdown.

Stewart wastes no time diving into the topic of Sheen's recent troubles, asking the actor about his controversial interviews and erratic behavior. Sheen responds with his trademark bravado, insisting that he is in control of his own life and that his recent antics are simply a byproduct of his intense passion for living. Throughout the interview, Sheen and Stewart have a lively and often combative discussion, with the actor defending his choices and the host pressing him for more details about his personal life.

Despite the serious subject matter, the interview is punctuated with moments of levity, as both Sheen and Stewart crack jokes and trade barbs. Sheen even takes a moment to introduce the audience to his new goddesses, whom he insists are his partners in life and have helped him find a new sense of balance.

While the interview is certainly focused on Sheen's personal life, Stewart also takes a moment to discuss the impact the actor's behavior has had on his work. Sheen had recently been fired from his role on Two and a Half Men, and Stewart asks him for his thoughts on the situation. Sheen responds with characteristic bluntness, stating that he believes the show will never be the same without him and that he has plenty of other opportunities on the horizon.

Ultimately, the interview provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of Hollywood's most controversial figures. While Sheen's behavior may be hard to understand at times, his passion and conviction are undeniable, and he remains committed to living life on his own terms. For fans of both Sheen and The Daily Show, this episode is a must-watch.

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Description
  • First Aired
    September 17, 2003
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    6.4  (27)