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Results: We asked you to predict Charlie Sheen’s next TV show.
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THE WINNER: Charlie's Devils
Doug Smith, Grand Island, NY
SECOND PLACE: Celebrity Apocalypse Now
Wes Edens, Glendale, AZ
THIRD PLACE: Lost
Paul Miller, Santa Rosa, CA
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
The Real Haywires of Beverly Hills
Lisa Morris, Shreveport, LA
Spongebrain Hotpants
Mary Southon, Round Rock, TX
Two & a Half Marbles
Mike Reiss, New York City
Mad About Me
Kenneth Schemmel, Antioch, IL
Two and a Half Grams
Stacey Falero-Ford, Torrance, CA
Mad About Jews
Deborah Sloane, Boca Raton, FL
How I Left Your Mothers
Cheryl Wagner, Petaluma, CA
Whining!
Lynn Bartley, Rochester, MN
Sinning!
Tom Danielsen, South Amboy, NJ
America's Next Top Ranter
Steve Michalecki, Lincoln, NE
Star Wreck
Bruce Meyer, Carlsbad, CA
Charlie Fully Loaded
Alex Morrison, Woodstock, CT
Hollywood's Biggest Loser
Rick Neese, Rosemead, CA
Name That Toot
Gary Cullen, North Canton, OH
Charlie and the Crack Rock Factory
Nicholas Bilyeu, Hubbard, OR
Catch a Falling Star
Allan H. Kaplan, Sevierville, TN
Your Low of Lows
Ashley Ryan, Catonsville, MD
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