Plot:A TV sitcom-version of the 2003 feature film about a guy sentenced to anger management counseling with an aggressive instructor.

The series follows Charlie (Charlie Sheen), a former minor-league baseball player who has overcome his past anger issues to become a "non-traditional" therapist. However, his life is continuously complicated by his family and friends.

Stars:Barry Corbin, Brett Butler and Derek Richardson

Genres:Comedy

Imdb:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1986770/

 

Pogledacu pilot epizodu sigurno makar zbog Carlija. Btw, zar u svakoj seriji ime njegovog lika mora da bude kao u stvarnom zivotu tj. Carli? 

Takodje, iako je ogrezao u alkoholizam i narkomaniju joos uvvek mi je jedan od najzabavnijih likkova. Ocigledno to mislis i americka industrija 

Čarli Šin ponovo obara rekorde

Više od 5,4 miliona gledalaca širom SAD pratilo je prvu epizodu nove komične serije glumca Čarlija Šina "Kontrola besa" (Anger Management), navodi se u podacima agencija za istraživanje javnog mnenja.

Prema pisanju "Holivud riportera" premijera ove serije je najgledanija komedija u istoriji kablovske televizije, ne računajući program za decu.

Komedija, u kojoj Šin igra ekscentričnog terapeuta za kontrolu besa sa sopstvenim problemima, glumčeva je prva televizijska serija od kada je 2011. godine otpušten iz veoma popularne serije "Dva i po muškarca" u kojoj igra ženskaroša neženju koji u svojoj luksuznoj kući živi sa bratom i njegovim sinom.

On je izgubio ulogu u seriji "Dva i po muškarca" nakon javnog vređanja producenata serije.

Nova serija se prikazuje na FX televiziji koja je deo Foks televizije.

Izvor: B92

anger management jedini film sa sendlerom koji mi se dopada 

Odgledao sam prve 4 epizode, za sad prilicno dobra serija.Preporuka

Odgledao sam svih 6 epizoda. OK je serija, nije nista toliko posebno ali kakvih sve sitkoma ima ovaj je zaista dobar. Verovatno cu nastaviti da gledam.

pogledao sam prvu epizodu i nije lose..nadam se da ce biti bolje sto budem vise gledao

Martin Sheen On 'Anger Management': Charlie's Dad Wants To Move In

Fans got their first look at Martin Sheen on "Anger Management" (Thu., 9:30 p.m. ET on FX). Charlie Sheen's real-life papa also plays his fictional one on the show, and should it get that expected 90-episode pick-up, the elder Sheen has already committed to joining the show as a cast regular.

This episode saw his character, also named Martin, coming by to visit his son. Charlie was hesitant to see him because Martin has been a rather terrible father. But the Martin who showed up was a kinder and gentler man. In other words, a veritable stranger.

He tried to convince Charlie, via a few lies, that he'd always been this way. It almost worked, but in the end Martin came clean that he'd not always been the best father. But he was on his own now and in need of a place to stay. And he promised to do the best he could to be a good father this time around.

Next week is the season finale of "Anger Management," at 9:30 p.m. ET on FX, after which the network will decide if it wants to commit to 90 more installments.

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Odlicna ideja sto su doveli i Martina...dobar glumac.Bas odgledah 9-u epizodu, dobra je.Gledanost je sa 5+ miliona spala na oko 2, ali mislim da ce biti i druge sezone.

A tu je i Michael Boatman iz Spin City-a, koji se za 10-15 godina od Spin City-a, uopste nije promenio

'Anger Management' gets 90-episode pickup: FX greenlights mammoth renewal after solid trial run

Charlie Sheen will be hanging around at FX for a while: As widely expected, sitcom "Anger Management" has officially been given its 90-episode back order by the cabler.

FX topper John Landgraf had said at the cabler's recent Television Critics Assn. panel that the show was on target to receive the pickup. Creator and veteran showrunner Bruce Helford has already been in the writer's room for months working on the additional installments of the Lionsgate-produced laffer.

The order was predicated on the show hitting a certain ratings threshold for eight of the first 10 episodes. Realizing the first two episodes would get a big number based on the curiosity factor of Sheen returning to primetime, FX insisted that only episodes three through 10 would be part of the ratings calculation.

Although FX never released the threshold number that "Anger Management" passed, the show has exceeded many expectations and averaged 4.5 million viewers overall and 2.5 million in the 18-49 demo.

For its June 28 premiere, "Anger Management" garnered a whopping 5.4 million viewers -- setting a record as the most-watched scripted sitcom in cable history.

"We set a very high ratings bar that included some additional hurdles and the series met and exceed those metrics," said FX Networks exec VP Chuck Saftler. "I have no doubt that the producers and cast will be able to pull off the Herculean task of producing 90 episodes over the next two years."

The 100-episode model is based on Lionsgate's and distributor Debmar-Mercury's recent pacts with Tyler Perry, whose shows have flourished under the 10/90 plan. "House of Payne," "Meet the Browns" and "For Better of Worse" have all aired under that business model.

According to Debmar-Mercury co-prexy Ira Bernstein, who partners with Mort Marcus, the key to making the model successful is having a firmly established star -- whether on camera or in an executive position -- as a major selling point with the viewing public.

"You need someone who has a pre-sold branded element. It can't be an unknown guy with a really good script," Bernstein told Variety in March. "You need to be in business with people who have the financial wherewithal to afford this deal and play for the upside. And the third element is they have to be able to execute."

With the 100-episode order, Debmar-Mercury can now begin setting up offnet syndie deals for "Anger Management," with the show to launch in September 2014.

Sheen, who plays a therapist trying to come to grip with his own issues as well, co-stars with Selma Blair, Daniela Bobadilla and Barry Corbin in the show.

Helford exec produces with Mark Burg, Joe Roth, Dave Caplan and Vince Totino.

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