Charlie Sheen and Platoon star Martin Sheen are set to co-lead AMC’s first multi-camera comedy series, Happy Jack, scheduled to premiere in 2027.
- September 30, 2026
AceShowbiz - Charlie Sheen and Platoon star Martin Sheen are set to co-lead AMC’s first multi-camera comedy series, Happy Jack, scheduled to premiere in 2027. This marks a major television reunion for Charlie Sheen and a fresh collaboration with his father as they both take center stage in the new show.
Happy Jack centers on Charlie Sheen’s character, a laid-back father of two adult daughters navigating family dynamics. One of the key storylines involves the character’s daughter Sam bringing home a boyfriend who is the same age as Jack, creating humorous and complicated conflicts. Martin Sheen will play Jack’s father, adding an intergenerational layer to the family-focused comedy. The first season will consist of six episodes.
The series is created by Jim Patterson and Matt Ross, who both worked on the original Two and a Half Men, with Charlie Sheen also serving as an executive producer. While this is not a direct Two and a Half Men reboot, it represents a significant reunion of creative talent associated with the earlier hit show. Martin and Charlie Sheen have previously appeared together on television projects like Two and a Half Men and Anger Management, but Happy Jack is their first project as co-leads.
Charlie Sheen is known for his role as Pvt. Chris Taylor in Platoon and for starring as Charlie Harper on the long-running sitcom Two and a Half Men, where he earned multiple Emmy nominations. His collaboration with his father, who is a respected actor with a long career, adds a unique real-life dimension to the show’s family theme.
This new series highlights AMC’s expansion into multi-camera comedy, a genre new to the network’s original programming slate, and marks the return of Charlie Sheen to scripted television in a leading role. The intriguing premise involving a daughter’s boyfriend matching the father’s age promises fresh comedic tension and family drama, setting Happy Jack apart as a highly anticipated addition to AMC’s lineup.