After airing family dramas and brotherly woes for 11 years, fans will soon say goodbye to 'Two and a Half Men' episodes. It has been confirmed by CBS President Nina Tassler that 'Two and a Half Men' will soon air its final season.

As per Tassler, sitcom creator Chuck Lorre is planning to have a season-long farewell which is reminiscent of the one-year countdown of 'How I Met Your Mother', another hit series from CBS. "(Lorre has) got some great ideas and very big surprises," she said.

Fans of 'Two and a Half Men' episodes are speculating if one of the "big surprises" include the return of Charlie Sheen. In 2011, Sheen's bad boy character Charlie Harper has been killed off in the show.

When asked about the possibil;ity of Sheen's return, Tassler said: "Chuck knows his show better than me. He has a lot of surprises in store, I don't know if that's one of them."

The original stars of the 'Two and a Half Men' episodes were Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen. Ashton Kutcher later joined the show as a replacement for Sheen. Even television's 'Highest Paid Child Star' Angus T. Jones left the show for it was conflicting with his religious views.

If Sheen will indeed return, will there be awkwardness between him and Kutcher?

The 'Hot Shots' actor once criticized Kutcher for his "lame" performance in the show. Last February, the fiancé of Mila Kunis appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live and asked Sheen to stop criticizing him.

"Dude, shut the f**k up! Enough already. It's three years later and you're still blowing me up on Twitter. Come on dude, really?" said the 'That 70's show' actor.

However, Sheen retorted with a threat: "But news flash Dood, you ever tell me to shut the F*** up, EVER again, and I'll put you on a hospital food diet for a year. c #YaFeelMe Jr?"