Not content to just allow Charlie Sheen to ramble on unanalyzed, '20/20' (Tue., 10PM ET on ABC) brought in a behavioral expert to analyze their interview with the actor to see if there's any merit to the theories circulating that he may suffer from bipolar disorder.

When asked directly about it, Sheen responded, "And then what? What's the cure? Medicine? Make me like them? Not going to happen."

He then broke it down further, denying the possiblity because it usually involves up and down swings. "I'm bi-winning. I win here and I win there," he said. "Now what? If I'm bipolar, aren't there moments where a guy like crashes in the corner like, 'Oh my god, it's all my mom's fault!'"

(S04E02) The Office is a lot like the New England Patriots. I know that sounds strained, but hear me out: like The Office, the Pats are a cut above the competition. They have a great collection of role-players that excel at usually thankless positions, and they have a few break-out stars who are smart enough to realize that their success hinges very much on those role players. The coaching staff, like the producers of The Office, are second-to-none, never settling and always striving to do better.

They're both so good at what they do, it makes their missteps all the more glaring. We all know what the Pats did wrong. To find out where tonight's Office went awry, you'll have to follow me after the jump...