After several days of back-to-back shocking interviews, Charlie Sheen was at his most bizarre on Tuesday night's edition of '20/20.' While many of the more stunning sound bites from the interview were teased prior to the telecast, it was still perplexing to see the actor continue his ranting and raving.
'20/20' journalist Andrea Canning and Sheen jumped right in, talking about his rampant drug use, his father Martin Sheen, and his live-in girlfriends or "goddesses" as he lovingly calls them.
The 'Two and a Half Men' actor pegs the last time he took drugs to about a month ago when he "probably took more than anyone could survive." He claims he was "bangin' 7-gram rocks and finishing them because that's how I roll. I have one speed, one gear ... go!"
Sheen never let up: "I am on a drug, it's called 'Charlie Sheen.' It's not available cuz if you try it once you will die. Your face will melt off and children will weep over your exploded body," he said.
When asked how he'll respond to his children if and when they ask about his past, he replied, "I'm not gonna worry about it, or I can say, 'Hey, kids, your dad's a rock star...' They'll realize how cool Dad is!"
He doesn't seem worried about judgment from his kids--just his own father. "I don't care whether he's my dad or the guy down the street or somebody that like, fell out of the sky. No interest in that. I don't care if he's my dad. Back off with your judgment!" he exclaimed.
When talk turned to his live-in girlfriends, Natalie Kenly and Rachel Oberlin, also known by porn name Bree Olsen, Sheen waxed poetic. "These are my girlfriends, these are the women that I love, that have competed the three parts of my heart."
The girlfriends played along accordingly: "We all love and care about each other," said Oberlin. "There's not any partying going on, we're normal people," she added, until Kenly interrupted to say, "Kind of..."
When Canning asked Sheen and the girlfriends if they see themselves as mother figures to Sheen's twin sons, Max and Bob, they all answered with a resounding "yes, of course." When asked if they were good influences on the boys, Kenly replied, "Oh absolutely. All you can do with children is love them. And we love them and we're not doing anything to be harmful to their routine or undermine anything else going on."
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