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<p>In this photo provided by ABC News, Andrea Canning interviews actor Charlie Sheen Saturday in Los Angeles for a Special Edition of 20/20 to be aired Tuesday. Sheen told Canning he is 100 percent clean and plans to show up for work despite CBS's pulling the plug on this season's production of "Two and a Half Men."</p>

<p>In this photo provided by ABC News, Andrea Canning interviews actor Charlie Sheen Saturday in Los Angeles for a Special Edition of 20/20 to be aired Tuesday. Sheen told Canning he is 100 percent clean and plans to show up for work despite CBS's pulling the plug on this season's production of "Two and a Half Men."</p>

March 2, 2011

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'Men' crew to be paid; Sheen calls it 'a start'
March 2, 2011 8 p.m.

'Men' crew to be paid; Sheen calls it 'a start'

LOS ANGELES - Warner Bros. Television agreed Monday to pay the crew of "Two and a Half Men" for half of the eight episodes of TV's top-rated comedy that were canceled by producers upset about the off-screen antics of star Charlie Sheen.