Rob Lowe Won't Get Charlie Sheen's Two a Half Men Role

Television

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:20PM EDT / Published Mar. 10, 2011 1:45AM EST

Charlie Sheen may have endorsed Rob Lowe to replace him on Two and a Half Men, but it appears it won’t be happening: Lowe is under multi-year contract with NBC after joining the cast of Parks and Recreation this year. <i>Parks and Recreation</i> executive producer Mike Schur confirmed to Entertainment Weekly on Thursday that there is “zero truth” to the rumors. “Rob is a full-time cast member and his contract extends many years in the future, so there’s no possible way that could happen,” Schur added. “There is literally no chance that he can go to another show right now.” Another named bandied about as a possible Sheen replacement is John Stamos.

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Rob Lowe Won't Get Charlie Sheen's Two a Half Men Role