According to Radar Online, ratings for the CBS sitcom "Two And A Half Men" have plummeted since Hollywood star, Ashton Kutcher, grabbed the reins. The opening week with Kutcher drew high ratings of 28.7 million viewers, which the Judiciary Report believes was based on curiosity from viewers, after the big advertising campaign, announcing him as Charlie Sheen's replacement, after the latter had a massive meltdown (see: "winning" but truthfully, he wasn't, as what he was doing is called "whining" and "wining"). Ratings are now down to 15.8 million viewers.

Charlie Sheen in "Two And A Half Men"

Hollywood loves youth and Kutcher does provide that, but though Sheen is nearly 50-years-old, he is clearly the better actor. You can't even compare the two. I don't agree with his personal life, regarding the drugs, prostitutes, assaults and faithlessness, but producers did not choose the best replacement. There's nothing wrong with being young or old, but to choose an actor based on youth is not a good idea.