Two and a Half Men

His substance abuse problem became painfully public after he trashed his Plaza Hotel room last week, and now Charlie Sheen is looking for some help to overcome his demons.

According to TMZ, the “Major League” actor has hired a sober coach to spend time with him and aid him in staying clean.

While it seemed as if his "Two and a Half Men" days were soon to be over, Charlie Sheen has agreed to stick with the CBS comedy for two more seasons.

Breaking the news, the 44-year-old actor told in a statement, “To put a fitting end on the two and one-half months of whirlwind speculation, I’m looking forward to returning to my CBS home on Monday nights."

Looking as if he's ready to make a change in his life, Charlie Sheen will reportedly call it quits from "Two and a Half Men" after wrapping up taping on April 9th.

Of the decision to move on, a source tells People magazine, “Charlie’s just done. And he’s quietly telling his friends he’s not coming back.”