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Okay, so the new documentary, aka Charlie Sheen, which is a two-parter. It's on Netflix right now,

just came out. I got to say, I went into it watching an Amy, my friend and producer and

co-hosts of OMG is here with me today. I watched this documentary too.

And I watched it right away. You did. I have 50 shows on my list I want to watch. And this one I was like, nope, I'm going to watch this right away. I didn't even know it came out to. You said I'm watching it right now and I'm like, it's out? What did you think about it? And there's a reason we're talking about it because you're mentioned in the book, which we'll get to.

So everybody, we're going to dig into why Tori was mentioned. But what did

you think of the doc? Okay. So it came up for us both to watch because it did come out in the

press, quote from him from his book, which I didn't really understand. I thought maybe it was

from the documentary, from an interview. Right. I was sort of hoping you were going to get

mentioned in the doc, but the book is, there's some juicy. It's short, but it's juicy.

So we'll talk about that. But I overall, what are your feelings on?

Okay.

So I went into the documentary kind of being like, okay, we all know.

We all know the story here.

How is this going to be anything different?

You know, I know he's been sober eight years, but, you know, what's different about this?

And I gotta say, I left that documentary having a new, like, loves Charlie Sheen.

Like, well, I'm the same.

I'm back.

Like, yeah, I felt the same.

I felt like, whoa, okay, I'm sort of, I don't want to say team Charlie, but like almost like I want this guy to get it right.

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