Charlie Sheen’s ‘Anger Management’ Wraps Series Of Pitch Meetings; Who’s Interested? Charlie Sheen's new sitcom Anger Management has landed at FX with an initial order for 10 episodes for ...

Charlie Sheen's "Anger Management" comedy series was picked up by the FX cable channel Thursday, according to the Hollywood Reporter. At least three cable networks bid to broadcast Sheen's return ...

Who would have thought that Charlie Sheen’s new series, Anger Management, would be the only show on FX without a TV-MA rating?. No doubt people thought Sheen’s return to a television series ...

The “rock star from Mars” has landed — in another TV show. Four months after getting axed from CBS’ “Two and a Half Men” when he publicly attacked his bosses, Charlie Sheen was ...

The series finale of Charlie Sheen's 'Anger Management' is tonight, and you won't believe how many episodes have aired. Sound+Vision. Sound+Vision Awards Annual Honors For Creative ...

Charlie Sheen as Charlie Goodson on "Anger Management." FX (CBS News) Charlie Sheen returns to television tonight, with the series premiere of "Anger Management." ...

Here's a deal Charlie Sheen isn't mad at: the FX series "Anger Management" is getting syndicated to Fox Television Stations beginning in September 2014 — after airing for just one season.

Star-producer Charlie Sheen has been out in full force pitching his new series Anger Management along with producer Lionsgate TV and distributor Debmar-Mercury over the past two weeks.

The stations have inked a rich off-net deal with the distributors of Charlie Sheen's "Anger Management," which will have the series begin airing repeats in September 2014."Typical wisdom says ...

Brian Austin Green is getting a promotion on "Anger Management." The actor is joining Charlie Sheen's FX comedy as a series regular, Deadline reported Friday.Deadline reported Friday.

After numerous pitch meetings in New York and Los Angeles for his proposed new sitcom, based loosely on the Jack Nicholson-starring comedy movie, Charlie Sheen's Anger Management has been picked ...

But no. Anger is really just a slightly more content-dangerous network sitcom. Having watched the two episodes that FX sent along, it’s easy to wonder why the series isn’t on a broadcast ...