प्लेयर सर्वर
एपिसोड
सीज़न
Anger Management
20126
कॉमेडी
रिलीज़
28 जून 2012
देश
संयुक्त राज्य
प्रोडक्शन्स
Mohawk ProductionsRevolution StudiosEstevez/Sheen ProductionsTwisted TelevisionDebmar-MercuryLionsgate Television+1
चार्ली एक गैर-पारंपरिक चिकित्सक है जो क्रोध प्रबंधन में विशेषज्ञता रखता है। उसके पास एक सफल निजी प्रैक्टिस है और वह एक राज्य जेल में एक कैदी समूह के लिए नि: शुल्क परामर्श करता है। एक चिकित्सक के रूप में अपने करियर से पहले, वह एक प्रमुख लीग बेसबॉल खिलाड़ी थे, जिनके करियर को क्रोध के मुद्दों के साथ अपने स्वयं के संघर्ष से अच्छे के लिए शेल्फ पर रखा गया था।
About
Quick guide
Charlie Sheen stars in a sitcom about a former baseball player turned anger‑management therapist.
The series follows Dr. Charles "Charlie" Goodson, who left a career in the majors after a heated outburst ended his playing days. He now runs a private practice and conducts group sessions for inmates at a state prison. Charlie’s past still haunts him, especially his on‑and‑off relationship with former therapist Dr. Kate Wales. The show blends sharp humor with moments of personal growth as Charlie navigates family drama, office politics and his own temper.
What to know
- Charlie Sheen plays the lead role of a former baseball star
- The show has 2 seasons and 100 episodes total
- Each episode runs about 21‑22 minutes
- It aired on FX from 2012 to 2014
- The premise is loosely based on the 2003 film
- Selma Blair left after season one; Laura Bell Bundy joined as a new co‑host
- The series features a mix of comedy and psychological themes
- Character dynamics include a former therapist and an ex‑wife
- The show explores anger control in a light‑hearted tone
Watch if
If you enjoy sitcoms that mix quick wit with quirky family dynamics and a bit of adult humor, this series offers a playful look at anger therapy and the ups and downs of a former athlete turned counselor.
Skip if
If you prefer clean comedy or are sensitive to strong language and mature themes, this show’s frequent use of profanity and adult situations might be off‑putting.
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Premise
Charlie Goodson, a former minor‑league baseball star, left the game after an explosive outburst derailed his career. Now a licensed therapist, he runs a private practice and leads group sessions for inmates in a state prison. The show follows his attempts to keep his anger in check while dealing with a past relationship with his therapist, Kate, and the chaotic dynamics of his family life.
Cast and Characters
Charlie Sheen portrays Charlie Goodson; Selma Blair stars as Dr. Kate Wales before departing after season one. Laura Bell Bundy replaces Blair as Dr. Jordan Denby. Shawnee Smith plays ex‑wife Jennifer, while Daniela Bobadilla appears as their daughter Sam. The series also features a colorful group of therapy patients, including a spoiled heiress and a quiet inmate.
Tone and Humor
The sitcom balances quick, snappy dialogue with darker, psychological moments. It frequently uses profanity and adult jokes, yet attempts to end on a hopeful note, offering a lighter take on anger management and personal growth.
Production Background
Created by Bruce Helford, the show debuted on FX in 2012 and ran for two seasons with 100 episodes. It was filmed in a multi‑camera format typical of sitcoms, with a runtime of just over 21 minutes per episode.
Reception
The first episode drew record cable viewership for FX, but critics noted thin character development and uneven humor. Ratings declined over time, and the series concluded after its 100th episode in December 2014.
Legacy
While it failed to sustain high ratings, the show remains a notable early 2010s sitcom featuring Charlie Sheen’s return to television after a high‑profile departure from a long‑running sitcom.
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FAQ
22 Q&A
What is the main premise of Anger Management?
The show centers on Charlie Goodson, a former baseball player who becomes an anger‑management therapist, conducting sessions for inmates while dealing with his own temper and personal relationships.
How many seasons and episodes does the series have?
Anger Management ran for two seasons with a total of 100 episodes, each about 21‑22 minutes long.
When did the series premiere and end?
It premiered on FX on June 28, 2012, and concluded on December 22, 2014.
Who plays the lead role?
Charlie Sheen portrays the lead character, Dr. Charles "Charlie" Goodson.
Why did Selma Blair leave the show?
Selma Blair left after season one; reports cited on‑set tensions and creative differences with the producers.
Who replaced Selma Blair after her departure?
Laura Bell Bundy joined as Dr. Jordan Denby, a new psychologist and business partner for Charlie.
Is the show based on a movie?
Yes, it is loosely adapted from the 2003 film Anger Management, which also starred Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler.
What is the tone of the series?
The series mixes quick humor with mature themes, frequent profanity, and occasional dark moments related to anger issues.
What type of humor can viewers expect?
Viewers will see witty banter, situational comedy, and sarcastic remarks typical of sitcoms, often delivered through Charlie’s exaggerated temper.
Are there any recurring guest stars?
Yes, several actors appear throughout, including Daniela Bobadilla as Charlie’s daughter, and characters from the prison group like a spoiled heiress.
Does the series address real psychological concepts?
While comedic, it incorporates elements of anger‑management techniques and therapeutic group dynamics as a backdrop for humor.
What kind of language is used in the show?
The show features strong profanity and adult jokes, common in its attempts at edgy humor.
How were the prison sessions portrayed?
Charlie’s group sessions take place in a generic correctional facility setting, with inmates acting as comic foil characters.
Is there a romantic subplot?
Yes, Charlie’s relationships—especially with former therapist Kate and later with new partner Jordan—are recurring storylines.
Did the show receive any awards?
Anger Management did not receive major awards, though it achieved high initial viewership on FX.
How was the series received by critics?
Critics largely panned the show for thin characters and uneven writing, despite a strong premiere audience.
Why did the show end after 100 episodes?
Ratings declined after the first season, leading FX and the production companies to conclude the series after its 100th episode.
Can I stream Anger Management online?
Availability varies by region, but the series is often available on streaming platforms that carry FX content.
What happens to Charlie’s baseball career in the series?
Charlie’s baseball past is referenced as a catalyst for his anger issues and is largely a background element.
Does the show depict any real therapy techniques?
While primarily comedic, the series alludes to basic anger‑management exercises like breathing and reframing thoughts.
What is the relationship between Charlie and his daughter?
Charlie’s daughter Sam is a recurring character who brings family tension and emotional depth to the storyline.
Are there any notable guest appearances?
Guest spots include Martin Sheen as Charlie’s father and other actors who appear in the prison therapy group.
