Talk about bi-polar: Two days after Charlie Sheen was booed at New York's Radio City Music Hall, he bounced back to score two standing ovations Sunday in what was by all indications a more positive-minded show.
On Sunday, Sheen said again that he was willing to return to "Two and a Half Men," and even had not-terrible words for creator Chuck Lorre, saying he "doesn't completely suck," according to TMZ's blow-by-blow of the night. He also called co-star Jon Cryer a rock star and apologized for calling him a troll.
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On Friday, Sheen was in a less charitable mood, mocking Oliver Stone, who cast him in breakthrough roles in "Platoon" and "Wall Street": "I'll buy an Academy Award from Oliver Stone 'cause he's now broke," Sheen said, according to People. "His movies now suck! Anyone seen 'Wall Street 2'?"
Sunday's show was a love-in by comparison. He brought a woman onstage to audition to join his "goddesses," and interacted with the crowd throughout the night. He also brought up special guests Darryl Strawberry and "Inside the Actors Studio" host James Lipton.
When Lipton asked him his favorite curse word, he said, "either f— or Denise," referring Denise Richards, his ex-wife and the mother of two of his children.
Just to make sure things didn't get too positive.
He and the "goddesses" also threw T-shirts into the crowd. Among Sheen's shirt-gracing slogans is a line paraphrased from his ABC News interview: "I'm not bi-polar, I'm bi-winning."