After months of hype and declining relevance, as well as weeks of non-stop commercials ripe with catch phrases, Comedy Central finally aired the Roast of Charlie Sheen last night.

The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen was last night, and if you didn't watch it, you must not share my love of jokes about hookers and spousal abuse.

In just a few hours, Comedy Central will air the Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen, coincidentally on the same night that America’s favorite insane celebrity’s former show, "Two and a Half Men," will air with his replacement, Ashton Kutcher.

The Comedy Central roast of Charlie Sheen was last night, and even though it won't air until September 19th (the same night the Sheen-less "Two and a Half Men" debuts), nothing stays under wraps now that we have the Internet.

Unlike Facebook (which got Betty White to host "Saturday Night Live"), Twitter has never started a movement that affected the entertainment industry.