Martin Sheen and his son Charlie Sheen have reunited for the first time since 2014 to star in the upcoming comedy series "Happy Jack," which is currently in production. The six-episode show centers on Charlie Sheen’s character, portrayed as a somewhat hapless father raising two daughters. Martin Sheen plays the role of the family grandfather.

The plot develops as one of the daughters introduces a new boyfriend, whose presence is met with disapproval by the family. This dynamic sets the stage for the comedic narrative across the series.

Charlie Sheen, widely recognized for his previous work on "Two and a Half Men," opened up about a childhood stutter that occasionally resurfaces in his adult life, particularly during filming. He described how the speech difficulty sometimes made delivering lines challenging, leading him to request adjustments in dialogue. Interestingly, the director shared a similar experience with stuttering, which eased the process.

The collaboration marks a notable return to working together for the father-son duo after more than a decade, generating interest among fans and industry observers alike. Filming continues as the series prepares for its release.