Chuck Lorre Talks Charlie Sheen Suit, Tell-All Book in New Vanity Card

Chuck Lorre apparently made another search against Charlie Sheen within the vanity card that broadcast Monday evening in the finish of 2 . 5 Males -- within 24 hours Warner Bros., Lorre and Sheen introduced they'd settled their $100 million suit. "Sometime this past year I recognized I took over as reluctant contestant inside a reality show. I didn't comprehend the rules, wasn't confident that there even were any, and virtually hated every second from it. For a lot of several weeks I stored wishing and praying it would finish. But this didn't. Somewhere on the way, something inside me died. Anyway, now, all of a sudden, I'm being told the reality show's been cancelled," the vanity card read, apparently mentioning towards the settlement between Sheen, Warner Bros. and Lorre. PHOTOS: Charlie Sheen's Colorful Career Lorre ongoing in the vanity card: "Apparently, it had been one of individuals stuff that in some way got unmanageable. Sorry. Whoops. Live and learn. Moving forward. Game over. Which's fine. I'm so great with this. Yes, please, let's all move ahead. " Except Lorre might not be prepared to move ahead. "There's only one problem. That factor inside me that died? It walks during the night. It's angry. It's hungry. And for the worst situation...it's writing a tell-all book," the vanity card read. PHOTOS: Charlie Sheen Tour But Lorre didn't only concentrate on Sheen in the vanity cards Monday evening. Younger crowd broadcast the raunchy "An Extremely Short Story," in regards to a guy who "who almost manscaped themself to dying." The studio released the next statement on Monday after announcing funds towards the $100 million suit. "Warner Bros. Television, Chuck Lorre and Charlie Sheen have resolved their dispute towards the parties' mutual satisfaction. The pending suit and arbitration is going to be ignored regarding both sides. The parties have decided to maintain discretion within the the settlement." RELATED: VIDEOS: Charlie Sheen's Craziest TV Interviews Charlie Sheen Files $100 Million Suit Against Warner Bros., Chuck Lorre Charlie Sheen Calls Chuck Lorre 'Maggot,' Wishes Him 'Pain' in Scathing Open Letter EXCLUSIVE: Charlie Sheen Roast-Mortem: Jeffrey Ross Live In the Actor's House Chuck Lorre Charlie Sheen