Charlie Sheen Gives Second Interview on "Today" Show

According to TMZ, Sheen is named as a defendant as are his parents Martin and Janet, and the suit states that they conspired to "interfere and restrain" Chuck Lorre from replacing Charlie with Joe.

Additionally, the Sheens are also being accused of putting the kibosh on a proposed reality show called "About the Sheens."

This all seems a bit strange, but plaintiff Ed Meyer (Joe Sheen's estranged attorney) is looking for $20 million in damages.

Obviously not holding anything back from the press, Charlie Sheen has given a second interview to "Today" show correspondent Jeff Rossen.

In the new clip, the "Major League" actor invites the cameras into his home where his two live-in girlfriends, porn star Bree Olson and marijuana advocate Natalie Kenly, chatted about their relationship with Sheen.

Affectionately referred to as "the goddesses," Bree and Natalie both enjoy Charlie's lifestyle and affirm his role as a great father and good man.

Charlie also restated that he's doing fine, and will fight to get the folks over at CBS to reinstate the production of his hit show "Two and a Half Men."

Yesterday (February 28) Sheen continued his media blitz in stopping by "Piers Morgan Tonight."

The "Two and a Half Men" star looked to be in a decent mood as he made his exit from the CNN studios in West Hollywood, flashing a peace sign to the press on his way out.

During his interview, Charlie straight up denied that he's ever hit a woman, despite the reports that he abused a porn star in New York City and attacked his wife Brooke Mueller in Aspen, Colorado.

Piers asked him, "Have you ever hit a woman," to which Sheen replied, "No. Women are not to be hit. They are to be hugged and caressed."

The actor also told Morgan of his current "mission": "It's an operation right now to right some terrible wrongs."

Aside from the Oscar buzz this weekend, Charlie Sheen was the talk of Tinseltown after he announced plans to fight back after his show was canceled.

Speaking to the Associated Press, the actor said that he wasn't satisfied with an agreement by Warner Bros. Television to pay the "Two & a Half Men" crew for only half of the eight episodes that were scrapped.

Stirring things up in an interview while on "Good Morning America," Charlie said he is planning on suing CBS for over $300 million!

Claiming the network has put him out of work, Sheen told, "They're on a battlefield. They're in radical breach. Sorry guys, you screwed up."

He continued, "I would recommend that they do an out-of-court settlement and fix this whole thing and pay the crew and get season nine back on board." said Sheen, who added, "They're going to lose in a courtroom."

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