Charlie Sheen To Piers Morgan: "Women Are Not To Be Hit, They're To Be Hugged And Caressed"

Charlie Sheen made a last minute live appearance - VERY last minute - on Piers Morgan's CNN show tonight where he claimed to be "super-bitchin'" and denied labeling himself "an addict."

Sheen has already appeared in clips from his ABC interview on 20/20 and earlier this morning on NBC's Today show.

During the course of the interview, the actor urged both CBS president Les Moonves and Two and a Half Men show creator Chuck Lorre to call in during the broadcast, but neither did.

Sheen also expressed discontent at possibly being replaced by John Stamos on the hit show, saying that "you guys [at CBS] deserve everything that happens later," suggesting the possibility of lower ratings.

More interview highlights? Sheen admitted to receiving a friendly call from Mel Gibson - "He's a stone cold dude" - followed by: "Sean Penn was over [at my house] the other night and we had a few laughs."

The actor later added that to join AA "you gotta sit in a room and be all lame. I'm a winner and they look like losers."

Finally, Morgan also asked Sheen if he ever hit a woman. Sheen responded with: "I have not. No. Women are not to be hit, they're to be hugged and caressed." (Watch that clip below.)