Did Ashton Kutcher get Punk’d by California’s Department of Motor Vehicles? Well if he did, he’s not taking it lightly.

The Two And A Half Men actor’s production company, Katalyst Media, has filed a lawsuit against California’s DMV alleging the government office pulled out of a realty show deal that would feature the every day drama surrounding the employees and people using its services.

According to the lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, the show would have been titled DMV and was intended to “capture the variously humorous, emotional, dramatic, moving, humanizing and entertaining situations that arise on a daily basis at DMV’s more than 170 offices across the State of California.”

Kutcher’s company claims DMV director, George Valverde, had committed to the project in writing on June 8, 2010. | Full Story