What do Charlie Sheen and HDNet have planned?

(CBS/AP) DALLAS - With Charlie Sheen seeking as many cameras as possible lately, expect  to see a lot of him on your TV screen. Sheen could soon have a home on Mark Cuban's HDNet station.

Pictures: Charlie Sheen's ups and downs
Pictures: Charlie Sheen

As Cuban told the Dallas Morning News, "[W]e always look for interesting programming featuring interesting people doing interesting things. So I reached out and we've had some conversations and are going to work on trying to do some things."

Cuban said Sunday a decision of whether to make it a reality show, a talk show or something else will be up to Sheen.

Sheen has become a media phenomenon lately with off-beat rantings filled with lines that have become catchphrases, such as "tiger blood" and a drug called Charlie Sheen. It's all part of a campaign to disprove that he is a drug-using, reckless playboy.

The future of his hit CBS show "Two and a Half Men" is uncertain.

Cuban described Sheen as "somebody that everybody has a whole lot of interest in who is doing some interesting things, to say the least."