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Charlie Sheen Files For Unemployment

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Apparently CBS, Warner Bros. Television, and Chuck Lorre finally made a decision and fired Charlie Sheen from his series, Two And A Half Men.

Despite Sheen’s previous job protection under the lack of a “moral’s clause” in his contract, he was let go thanks to some fine print that allows the termination of the contract due to, “a felony offense involving moral turpitude.”

That’s our Goodtime Charlie.

Read the termination letter after the jump.

via: TMZ
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