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With “When Calls the Heart” at Hallmark and “When Hope Calls” at Great American Family, Brian Bird is expanding his success with a partnership with UPtv. True Brand Entertainment, founded by Bird, Brandon Clark, Tai Truesdell and Darin Chavez, and the network have a multi-picture licensing agreement, creating a series of uplifting and values-friendly romantic comedies.

The partnership began with “The Engagement Plot,” starring Trevor Donovan and Rachel Boston, which debuted in summer 2022 to record-breaking ratings for UPtv and its streaming service, Up Faith & Family. “The Happy Camper,” starring real-life married couple Daniela Bobadilla and Beau Wirick, premiered to strong ratings on February 5.

The third film in the deal, “Just Jake” starring Brittany Bristow and Rob Mayes, is currently in post-production and is set to debut later this year. All three movies are directed by Clark and produced by Bird, Clark, Truesdell and Chavez. Additional films in the slate are currently in development.

Burbank, CA – A new generation of heroes joins the Young Justice team just as they face their greatest challenge yet in Young Justice: Outsiders – The Complete Third Season. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the DC Universe Original Series’ enthralling third season arrives from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting September 24, 2019 and DVD ($24.98 Srp) on November 26, 2019. The DVD order due date is October 22, 2019.

Young Justice: Outsiders – The Complete Third Season will be available on Blu-rayTM courtesy of Warner Archive Collection. The Blu-rayTM release includes all 26 episodes on the DVD and is also arriving November 26, 2019. Warner Archive Blu-ray releases are found at wb.com/warnerarchive and your favorite online retailer.

In Young Justice: Outsiders – The Complete Third Season, our heroes have survived the schemes of the Light and saved the Earth from the Reach Invasion – but the worst has yet to come. Now someone is kidnapping teens and transforming them into super-powered weapons!

Features the voices of: Elyes Gabel, Diane Guerrero, Kevin Conroy, Susan Eisenberg, George Newbern, Daniela Bobadilla, Peter Jessop, Tom Kenny, Tara Strong, Bruce Timm | Written by Alan Burnett, Eric Carrasco, James Krieg | Directed by Sam Liu

The fate of the earth hangs in the balance when the Justice League face a powerful new threat – the Fatal Five! Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman seek answers as Mano, Persuader and Tharok terrorize Metropolis in search of budding Green Lantern Jessica Cruz. With Cruz’s unwilling help, they aim to free remaining Fatal Five members Emerald Empress and Validus and carry out their sinister plan. Meanwhile, the Justice League discover an ally in the peculiar Star Boy, who’s brimming with volatile power. Could he be the key to thwarting the Fatal Five? An epic battle against ultimate evil awaits!

It has been said, often, that Warner Bros’ animated DC movies are the...

If any DC-themed animated movie to drop in 2019 offers the best of both worlds, it has to be Justice League vs. The Fatal Five. The reason I say that is because while it does chart new territory that I’ll detail momentarily, it’s a love letter to those of us who adored the sheer perfection that was Justice League Unlimited. Believe it or not, even the film’s score mirrors what we once heard from the beloved animated series. Rest assured that you’ll feel right at home as soon as you hear a well-placed electric guitar accompany Superman’s first display of heroics.

Right now, I’m guessing that you’re champing at the bit to ask me if indeed this flick is in continuity with Jlu, as opposed to Batman and Harley Quinn, which really only shared visual similarities with The New Batman Adventures.

Well, if...

Justice League vs. The Fatal Five is a reunion of talent and style that bridges the old and the new.

Nearly 27 years after the Bruce Timm-developed DC Animated Universe began in 1992 with Batman: The Animated Series, and 13 after it ended in 2006 with Justice League Unlimited, the so-called Timm-verse is … well, not quite back. Yet the new animated film Justice League vs. The Fatal Five is a reunion of talent, and style, but with a new class of heroes joining the iconic characters (and the actors who voiced them) for a largely satisfying adventure.

Executive produced by Timm, the film reunites Kevin Conroy, Susan Eisenberg, and George Newbern to voice, respectively, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman – roles for which their performances are definitive. Visually the movie also looks like the Justice League Unlimited animation style, complete with character Easter eggs that call back to heroes (and a couple Arkham...

The almighty Justice League is in for the fight of their lives when villains from the future invade their timeline! Justice League vs The Fatal Five releases this Spring. Details within...

We've witnessed the Justice League take on a Lot of formidable foes. Braniac, Lex Luthor, Vandal Savage, Darkseid & the residents of Apokolips, heck even each other, to name a few. In Justice League vs The Fatal Five, they'll have to take on the time-traveling trio of Mano, Persuader and Tharok who threaten mankind, as they search for the emerging Green Lantern, Jessica Cruz, who holds the key to unlocking the rest of the Fatal Five.

Justice League vs the Fatal Five releases on Digital HD on March 30, 2019 and 4K Ultra HD & Blu-ray on April 16, 2019.

The fate of the planet rests on the shoulders of a reluctant Green Lantern and an unstable hero from the future in "Justice League vs.

Burbank, CA – The fate of the planet rests on the shoulders of a reluctant Green Lantern and an unstable hero from the future in Justice League vs. The Fatal Five, the next entry in the popular series of DC Universe Movies. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animated film arrives from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting March 30, 2019, and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on April 16, 2019.

Justice League vs. The Fatal Five will be available on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack ($39.99 Srp) and Blu-ray Combo Pack ($24.98 Srp) as well as on Digital. The 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack features an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc in 4K with Hdr and a Blu-ray disc featuring the film; the Blu-ray Combo Pack features the film in hi-definition. The 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray Combo Pack include a digital version of the film.

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When the first trailer for Justice League vs. The Fatal Five dropped earlier this week, we’d suspected that much more info regarding the next DC Universe animated movie would be right around the corner. Luckily, we and other fans of superheroes in general have now been imparted with much knowledge pertaining to the highly anticipated release.

First off, let it be known that our forecasting for a spring debut was spot-on. In fact, you’ll be able to get your hands on a copy on April 16th when the flick hits shelves via 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack formats. Or, if you prefer digital, you’ll have your chance to experience the adventure slightly earlier on March 30th.

Before we go any further, let’s check out the official synopsis:

Justice League vs. The Fatal Five finds the Earth’s future hanging in the balance...

It wasn’t that long ago when I admitted how Justice League vs. The Fatal Five‘s initial announcement didn’t exactly inspire much excitement within me, perhaps because 2019 will finally see Batman: Hush adapted to an animated film. But once we began learning more about the project and the “sneak peek” featurette found its way online, my interest level rose exponentially.

To succinctly describe why I care so much – and why you should as well – I need only say that this particular flick will serve as a spiritual successor of sorts to Justice League Unlimited, which I believe to be the best animated superhero series ever made. I mean, not only does it reunite Kevin Conroy (Batman), George Newbern (Superman) and Susan Eisenberg (Wonder Woman) as the Trinity, but it also brings back the same character models Bruce Timm whipped up for the aforementioned TV show.

Of course, we...

The next DC animated film set to be released is Justice League Vs. The Fatal Five, and the first trailer for it has been released.

This new DC movie finds “the Earth's future hanging in the balance when the Justice League faces a powerful new threat - the Fatal Five. But the Justice League discovers an ally from another time in the peculiar Star Boy - brimming with volatile power, could he be the key to thwarting the Fatal Five?”

The movie features the voice cast of Elyes Gabel as Thomas Kallor, aka Star Boy, and Diane Guerrero (Doom Patrol) as one of the latest Green Lantern additions, Jessica Cruz. It will also see the return of Kevin Conroy as Batman, George Newbern as Superman, and Susan Eisenberg as Wonder Woman. The rest of the cast includes Peter Jessop, Tom Kenny, Daniela Bobadilla, Kevin Michael Richardson, Noel Fisher, Tara Strong,...

When Justice League vs. The Fatal Five was first announced as being part of DC’s 2019 animated movie slate at last summer’s San Diego Comic-Con, I admittedly wasn’t as excited for it as other gestating projects because it’d sort of been overshadowed by other things such as the long-awaited Batman: Hush adaptation. But now that more details are making their way online, my interest grows exponentially.

If you’re wondering why you should also be swayed, the first thing you need to know is that this picture won’t merely be another sequel to Justice League: War. Enjoyable as (most) of those New 52-inspired flicks have proven to be, there’s something so satisfying to learn that we’re now getting a spiritual followup to the beloved Justice League Unlimited animated series because, as you may have read a few weeks ago, Kevin Conroy, George Newbern and...

Even though Reign of the Supermen‘s home video release is still a few weeks away, 2019 is already shaping up to be one heck of a year for DC animated movies. After all, not only will it bring us the long awaited Batman: Hush adaptation, but we also have an original tale in the form of Wonder Woman: Bloodlines to anticipate.

Actually, there’s another one in the mix which we should all look forward to, that being Justice League vs. The Fatal Five. Set to be the second quarter release in the line, it was first announced at last summer’s San Diego Comic-Con. At the time, we all assumed it to be part of the New 52 inspired continuity of flicks, but it’s turned out to be something else that’ll satisfy longtime fans of the brand.

You see, a triumvirate of beloved voice actors will reprise their...

Lisa Rinna is back on the small screen — only this time, she’s not feuding with her Real Housewives costars over scandalous accusations.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fixture is set to guest-star in this week’s episode of The Middle, and if People’s exclusive sneak peek is any indication, she hasn’t lost her acting chops since her time on Days of Our Lives.

On Tuesday’s episode of the ABC sitcom, viewers will be introduced to Rinna’s character Tammy Brooks, the charming (and filthy rich) mother to Lexie (recurring guest star Daniela Bobadilla) — Axl’s girlfriend and Sue’s roommate.

Lisa Rinna is coming to ABC. Entertainment Weekly reports the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star has joined the ninth and final season of The Middle.On the family comedy, Rinna will play "Tammy Brooks, the fun, charming, and filthy rich mother of Lexie (Daniela Bobadilla), Axl’s (Charlie McDermott) girlfriend and Sue’s (Eden Sher) roommate." The cast also includes Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn, and Atticus Shaffer.Read More…...

Review by Mark Longden

One way you can be fairly sure a film didn’t work for you is, when you’ve finished watching it and discover it won an award at a film festival you never heard of, that you then check if the festival is real, or if the director of the movie is the organizer of it. Yes, and no, to those two questions, so I’m really puzzled.

Peter (Erik Fellows) is a sleazy lawyer – we know because he forgot his beautiful girlfriend’s birthday – and he represents the Smith crime family, led by Lin Shaye, who either owed someone a favour or filmed all her scenes in a day. The son of the family is on trial for some crime or other, so they’re going to throw their bookkeeper under the bus for it – only he just discovered he has an incurable cancer and...

When Ross Butler looks back on his career, he may look at June 2015 as the month when it all came together. The actor appears on the Disney comedy K.C. Undercover as star (and executive producer) Zendya’s partner and love interest. On June 26, Butler will appear in the highly anticipated Disney Channel Original Movie, Teen Beech 2, and the very next night he stars in the Lifetime film, Perfect High alongside Bella Thorne, Israel Broussard and Daniela Bobadilla. “It’s all within a month,” marveled the actor, “I didn’t even think of that! Teen Beach 2 coming out a day before … Continue reading →

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Will the ratings for Anger Management improve in season two or, will they fall even lower than they did in season one? We'll have to wait and see.

Revolving around an anger management therapist (Charlie Sheen) who has issues of his own, the cast also includes Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, Noureen DeWulf, Derek Richardson, and Martin Sheen.

The comedy's ratings are typically the best way to tell if Anger Management would be cancelled or renewed for another season however, 90 episodes were ordered for season two as part of a syndication deal. Those will last for awhile and may or may not be the end anyway.

These figures will be updated as the weeks progress so be sure to bookmark and return to this page: (more…)...

Network: FX

Episodes: 100 (half-hour)

Seasons: Two

TV show dates: June 28, 2012 -- December 22, 2014

Series status: Ended

Performers include: Charlie Sheen, Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, Noureen DeWulf, Brian Austin Green, and Derek Richardson.

TV show description:

Charlie Goodson (Charlie Sheen) is a non-traditional therapist who specializes in anger management. He has a successful private practice and holds sessions with his group of primary patient regulars each week. He also hosts pro bono counseling sessions for an inmate group at a state prison.

Prior to his becoming a therapist, Charlie was a stalled minor league baseball prospect. His road to the majors was sidetracked by his own struggle with anger issues. After a stint in therapy with the team's psychologist, Kate Wales (Selma Blair), he made it to the majors...

FX has announced that their Anger Management sitcom is ending next month. The series finale, which is also the comedy's 100th episode, will air on December 22nd.

Revolving around an anger management therapist (Charlie Sheen) who has issues of his own, the cast also includes Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, Noureen DeWulf, Derek Richardson, and Martin Sheen. Selma Blair left midway through the second season.

Anger Management was part of a special 10-90 deal. If the first 10 episodes hit a certain ratings mark then a second season order of 90 episodes was automatically triggered.

No doubt bolstered by Sheen's recent dismissal from Two and a Half Men, the first season attracted 2.98 million viewers with a 1.2 rating in the 18-49 demographic. The second season has performed nearly as well. The 76 installments that have aired thus far have...

Anger Management: Season 3 Contest Giveaway Sweepstakes. This Anger Management: Season 3 Blu-ray contest, giveaway, sweepstakes illustrates Anger Management: Season 3‘s release on DVD and Blu-ray on April 15, 2014. FX‘s Anger Management: Season 3 stars Charlie Sheen, Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, and Martin Sheen. Anger Management: [...]

Continue reading: Contest: Anger Management: Season 3 Blu-ray: Charlie Sheen on FX...

Anger Management's Daniela Bobadilla has signed with Paradigm, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The young actress, who plays the teenage daughter of Charlie Sheen's character on the FX comedy, is leaving ICM Partners to reunite with Iris Grossman, the veteran agent who departed for Paradigm in June. Other Grossman clients who have already made the move include Mandy Patinkin, Julie Benz and Ed O'Neill. Last month Bobadilla starred in the Lifetime telepic The Cheating Pact. Previously she was a series regular on the NBC drama Awake and has guest-starred on Desperate Housewives, Big Time Rush and Emily Owens M.

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Ah, the stilted acting, the ludicrous plotting, the labored scripting. If it's Saturday night, that can only mean one thing: Lifetime is premiering a new original movie.

On Saturday (Sept. 28), the network released unto the world its latest shlockfest, "The Cheating Pact." A brief rundown of the plot: It's time to take the CETs (which is the made movie fake version of the SATs) and for Heather Marshall (Daniela Bobadilla, "Anger Management") it's bad news because her family is broke and her scores can't get her any scholarships for college. She and bad girl best friend Kylie (Laura Ashley Samuels) trick brainiac outcast Meredith (Laura Wiggins, "Shameless") into taking their re-tests for them in exchange for money, which she desperately needs to help pay for her brother's physical therapy.

All goes according to plan until pesky guidance counselor Ms. Walters (Played by Jamie Luner, in what might be the biggest joke of the film.

Watch new clips from FX's Anger Management where Charlie takes on Cee Lo Green as an anger therapy patient. The comedy airs on Thursday nights at 9:30 p.m., and is created by Bruce Helford. Also in the cast are Selma Blair, Shawnee smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Doureen DeWulf, Michael Arden, Derek Richardson and Barry Corbin. Anger Management is executive-produced by Bruce Helford, Joe Roth, Mark Burg, Dave Caplan and Vince Totino.

Watch new clips from FX's Anger Management where Charlie takes on Cee Lo Green as an anger therapy patient. The comedy airs on Thursday nights at 9:30 p.m., and is created by Bruce Helford. Also in the cast are Selma Blair, Shawnee smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Doureen DeWulf, Michael Arden, Derek Richardson and Barry Corbin. Anger Management is executive-produced by Bruce Helford, Joe Roth, Mark Burg, Dave Caplan and Vince Totino.

Anger Management: Season One

Stars: Charlie Sheen, Shawnee Smith, Selma Blair, Daniela Bobadilla, Noureen DeWulf, Michael Arden, Derek Richardson, Barry Corbin, Brett Butler | Created by Bruce Helford

Opening with a to-camera monologue that is seemingly inspired by, and ripped directly from, his life, Anger Management features Charlie Sheen as therapist Charlie Goodson, an ex-baseball player who specialises in anger management therapy whilst battling his own anger issues. He has a successful private practice, holding sessions with his group of primary patient regulars each week, as well as performing volunteer counselling for an inmate group at a state prison. His life is further complicated by his relationships with his own therapist/best friend with benefits (Blair), his ex-wife (Smith), and their 13-year-old daughter (Bobadilla).

Anger Management comes from creator Bruce Helford, whose career has spanned such sitcoms as Family Ties, Anything But Love, The Norm Show and The Drew Carey Show...

Back when Charlie Sheen was fired from “Two and a Half Men,” most people knew that it wasn’t going to take him long to move on to another show. Despite his strange behavior at the time, he undoubtedly had his pick of several projects, which led him to choose “Anger Management.” In all honesty, I had never even heard of the show before watching this first season. You would think the show heralding Sheen’s return to television would have warranted a large marketing campaign to get the word out. However, after finally seeing the result of what Sheen has been doing post-firing, it seems there’s a pretty good reason why Anger Management has not been publicized more.

It revolves around Charlie Goodson (Charlie Sheen), an anger management therapist who used to be a major league baseball player, but ruined his career due to anger issues. He holds...

By Allen Gardner

Killer Joe (Lionsgate) William Friedkin’s film of Tracy Letts’ off-Broadway hit about a family of Texas trailer park cretins (Emile Hirsch, Juno Temple, Thomas Haden Church, Gina Gershon) who hire a cop-cum-hitman (Matthew McConaughey) to take out their troublesome mother, then foolishly cross him, is a stinging satire, given double-barreled audacity by Friedkin’s sure, and fearless, directorial hand. Earning its Nc-17 rating in spades, “Killer Joe” reminds us that daring, frank material like this is why movies exist in the first place. McConaughey gives the performance of his career, hopefully redefined after this. Also available on Blu-ray disc. Bonuses: Featurettes; Commentary by Friendkin; Trailer. Widescreen. Dolby and DTS-hd 5.1 surround.

The Dark Knight Rises (Warner Bros.) Christopher Nolan’s coda to his “Batman” trilogy finds Christian Bale returning as a brooding Bruce Wayne/Caped Crusader, this time faced with a hulking villain (Tom Hardy) with respiratory...

It’s true, I like Anger Management and no, it didn’t happen overnight. While I’ve been a major supporter of FX’s comedy lineup, it’s definitely not made in the same cloth as It’s Always Sunny, Archer, The League, Louie or Wilfred (all of which are vastly different from each other). It was never billed to ape a certain tone or look like any of its older siblings at FX, it was created to lure fans of Two and a Half Men who chanted for Charlie Harper’s return, as well as viewers looking for a simple, entertaining comedy. Why? Ratings for one. The series delievered 4.53 million total viewers (2.5 million in the 18-49 demo) for several weeks before the Olympics altered ratings in August. FX will take those kind of numbers any day. Louie dreams of those numbers. Anger Management got a 10-90 deal, which meant...

Charlie Sheen returns to sitcoms on FX's Anger Management. Will he also return to big TV ratings? Revolving around an anger management therapist who has issues of his own (Sheen), the new TV show's cast also includes Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, Noureen DeWulf, and Derek Richardson.

The comedy's ratings are the best way to tell if Anger Management will be cancelled or renewed for a second season. The first season typically airs Thursday nights on FX and there are 10 episodes.

These figures will be updated as the weeks progress so be sure to bookmark and return to this page:

Update: Anger Management has been picked up for 90 more episodes.

Final season averages: 1.2 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 2.98 million viewers.

Episode 01-10: Thursday, 08/23/12 (season finale)

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Charlie Sheen's "Anger Management" is well on its way to 100 episodes, despite the fact it's only halfway through its first season. Due to the sitcom's unique business model, if the first 10 episodes reach a certain ratings threshold, FX is set to renew the series for 90 more installments. With the show breaking ratings records, it looks like Sheen will be a permanent fixture on TV screens for a few more years, at least. (Opinions on whether that's a positive thing or not are still divided.)

The troubled star appeared at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour on Saturday, promoting the cable comedy alongside creator Bruce Helford and co-stars Derek Richardson, Noureen DeWulf, Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith and Daniela Bobadilla. Predictably, the majority of reporters' questions were directed at Sheen, and a fair number concerned his tumultuous few months after being fired from "Two and a Half Men," when he...

Charlie Sheen made his return to television Thursday night (June 28) with "Anger Management" on FX. How do you think it went?

As we noted in our review, Sheen's scenes with Shawnee Smith as his ex and Daniela Bobadilla as his daughter had an ease about them that hinted at a show that could be pretty watchable. The family relationship feels lived-in and comfortable.

That didn't extend, however, to the therapy scenes, which featured way too many ham-handed jokes. It's also kind of tough to get past the obvious redemption theme in Charlie the character's story without feeling like Sheen is using the show to offer a mea culpa for his past behavior, which involves things much more serious than the character's having cheated on his wife.

Also, the "slump buster" story in the second episode? Yecch. It's nice that Charlie Goodson wants to make up for past behavior, but the...

"Anger Management" is a show that will run on FX, but from the way it's being produced to what you'll see on screen, it's not really an FX show. That's maybe the most salient point about Charlie Sheen's sitcom comeback.

The show will premiere on the cable channel Thursday night (June 28), and it will probably score pretty big ratings given Sheen's high media profile. But "Anger Management" is at least as much about its business model -- producing a syndication-ready 100 episodes in as short a time as possible -- as it is about making audiences laugh with Sheen and the other characters on screen. Anyone who makes a show obviously wants it to run as long as it can, but that's never felt like the motivating force for, say, "Louie" or "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." That "Sunny" has been around long enough to be syndicated almost feels like an accident.

On TV this Thursday: Agent Pearce puts her fiancé’s murderer on Notice, an Emmy-winning guest star gets the Suits hot under the collar and Louie has quite the opening day. (Oh, and then there’s Charlie Sheen’s new gig, which you’ve perhaps already heard about.) As but a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked below), here are nine programs to keep on your radar.

8 pm Duets (ABC) | In the competition’s first live show, the pros and their partners sing songs from this millennium — which could mean they’ll perform an awesome tune you haven’t heard in a few years…...

Chicago – Charlie Sheen opens his new sitcom “Anger Management,” debuting tomorrow night on FX in a new comedy block with “Wilfred,” “Louie,” and “Brand X,” by yelling right to the camera. It’s a spoof of the blow-up that got him booted from the best thing that ever happened to him, “Two and a Half Men,” and it feels like this show could be a clever riff on the real-life Sheen debacle in sitcom form. Then it becomes another generic comedy, one that makes the last show he starred on look like a timeless classic. Sheen isn’t bad on “Anger Management” (his performance is actually the best thing about it), but the writing is sub-sub-par with easy jokes, sexist nonsense, a dash of homophobia, and cliched comedy that’s too easy for a man with tiger blood.

Television Rating: 2.0/5.0

Sheen plays Charlie Goodson (Really? Another Charlie? Can he not respond to another name?...

Sneak Peek actress Denise Richards filming with ex-husband Charlie Sheen on the set of Sheen's new TV comedy, "Anger Management".

Richards previously appeared with Sheen on "Two and a Half Men".

"Anger Management" will premiere on FX , June 28, 2012. The series is based on the 2003 movie of the same name, starring Jack Nicholson.

"...'Charlie (Sheen), a former minor-league baseball player, has overcome his past anger issues to become a 'non-traditional' therapist. He has a successful private practice, holding sessions with his group of primary patients each week, as well as performing pro bono counseling for an inmate group at a state prison. However, his life is continuously complicated by family and friends..."

Cast also includes Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Michael Arden, Daniela Bobadilla, Derek Richardson, Brett Butler, Katlin Mastandrea and Aldo Gonzalez.

Richards plays 'Lori' in the episode "Charlie and Kate Battle Over A Patient."

Following her role as 'Debra' in...

If there was ever a person who personified the saying, “a train wreck waiting to happen” it would be Charlie Sheen. FX who has always been on the cutting edge of marketing their shows is using that expectation to their advantage in their latest trailer for Anger Management, Sheen’s upcoming comedy that will start by airing the first two episodes, June 28 at 9pm for the premiere and 9:30pm for episode 2. The following eight episodes will air on subsequent Thursdays at 9:30pm, with the previous week’s episode airing at 9pm. Check out this trailer for the show.

Anger Management is based on the film that starred Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson. Sheen plays a former minor-league baseball player, named “Charlie,” whose career was shortened by his own anger issues and a career-ending injury. Charlie goes back to school and becomes therapist who specializes in non-traditional methods and...

FX has released this new teaser for Charlie Sheen's new comedy series "Anger Management," premiering on the network on June 28th. The first two episodes will air that day at 9:00 Pm and 9:30 Pm E/P. In the following weeks, the series will air first-run episodes Thursdays at 9:30 Pm with the previous week's episode repeated at 9:00 Pm. In "Anger Management," Sheen stars as "Charlie," a non-traditional therapist specializing in anger management. Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, and Noureen DeWulf co-star. He has a successful private practice, holding sessions with his group of primary patients each week, as well as performing pro bono counseling for an inmate group at a state prison.

Arguably the biggest question of NBC's compelling drama "Awake" has been which of Britten's (Jason Isaacs) realities is real? Both? Just one? Neither? The other major mystery: Will Britten ever remember the circumstances surrounding that car "accident" that split his life in two? Looks like we might be getting some answers to both questions ... and likely, even more questions as a result.

We've got an exclusive sneak peek at the opening for this week's episode, "The Little Guy" (Thurs., May 10, 10 p.m. Et on NBC), which surfaces some serious issues for Britten with the introduction of a character that's only been cryptically referenced before.

Watch the clip above to see Britten unraveling with his "red timeline" therapist Dr. Lee (Bd Wong), then tell us: Do you think Britten will find a way to get back to his "green timeline" to see his son Rex again?

Here's NBC's official episode description...

Arguably the biggest question of NBC's compelling drama "Awake" has been which of Britten's (Jason Isaacs) realities is real? Both? Just one? Neither? The other major mystery: Will Britten ever remember the circumstances surrounding that car "accident" that split his life in two? Looks like we might be getting some answers to both questions ... and likely, even more questions as a result.

We've got an exclusive sneak peek at the opening for this week's episode, "The Little Guy" (Thurs., May 10, 10 p.m. Et on NBC), which surfaces some serious issues for Britten with the introduction of a character that's only been cryptically referenced before.

Watch the clip above to see Britten unraveling with his "red timeline" therapist Dr. Lee (Bd Wong), then tell us: Do you think Britten will find a way to get back to his "green timeline" to see his son Rex again?

Here's NBC's official episode description...

FX has released this new video featuring Charlie Sheen taking you behind the scenes of the new comedy series "Anger Management," premiering on the network on June 28th. The first two episodes will air that day at 9:00 Pm and 9:30 Pm E/P. In the following weeks, the series will air first-run episodes Thursdays at 9:30 Pm with the previous week's episode repeated at 9:00 Pm. In "Anger Management," Sheen stars as "Charlie," a non-traditional therapist specializing in anger management. Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, and Noureen DeWulf co-star. He has a successful private practice, holding sessions with his group of primary patients each week, as well as performing pro bono counseling for an inmate group at a state prison.

For an actress who only recently turned 19, Daniela Bobadilla has been working with some very high-profile actors. She's currently appearing as Emma, the girlfriend of Detective Michael Britten's (Jason Isaacs) son, Rex (Dylan Minnette), on NBC's Thursday drama "Awake."

Then this June 28, she appears in the FX comedy "Anger Management" as the obsessive-compulsive daughter of Charlie (Charlie Sheen), a former minor-league baseball player with anger issues who goes back to school to become a therapist.

"They're both really giving," she says of Isaacs and Sheen. "They're both very selfless in the way they work. It's all about the other person, which, in turn, makes the other person better as well.

"But they're both extremely giving. They're both very present. They're both always there, and they're both incredibly professional, always on time, always ready and always wanting to have a good time. They're not like, 'Don't talk to me, I'm in my scene,...

FX.s upcoming comedy series, Anger Management debuts Thursday, June 28th with two back-to-back episodes at 9:00 Pm and 9:30 Pm Et/Pt only on FX. Last week Charlie Sheen gave the "Two and a Half Men" team one last nanner nanner in a teaser spot for his new FX comedy "Anger Management." Sheen is seen in an open casket, a spoof of his death on "Men." The voice-over says, "Charlie Sheen died...and went to FX." The series, which debuts on June 28, stars Sheen as a former baseball player turned therapist. It also features Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden and Noureen DeWulf. New previews are here from FX Charlie Sheen Rises From the DeadDescription: Anger Management,...

Charlie Sheen is set to make his triumphant return to television on June 28 when his new comedy, "Anger Management," debuts on FX. But are audiences willing to get invested in Sheen after his rather epic "Two and a Half Men" crash-and-burn?

"Come on. Everyone deserves a 24th chance," he urges fans in the show's new promo spot, below. "What's the worst that can happen?"

Test audiences have responded positively to "Anger Management," in which Sheen once again plays a character named Charlie, just as he did on "Spin City" and "Two and a Half Men." Though Charlie Goodson is certainly no Charlie Harper, they do share a few similar traits -- like their fondness for women. Lots of women.

Expect to see Charlie on plenty of dates. In the first handful of episodes, he's linked to everyone from his therapist (Selma Blair) to a 23-year-old ditzy blonde to a grey-haired obsessive compulsive named Judy.

If FX was mildly nervous that Charlie Sheen’s public persona may affect his chances for a comeback, this information should come as a huge relief: EW has learned that test audiences who saw the pilot of his new comedy Anger Management recently were both pleased with his new half-hour comedy and eager to see the 46-year-old actor succeed in a new series.

The majority of men and women who attended a screening of the half-hour comedy in California’s San Fernando Valley last week rated the multi-camera pilot favorably, while over 80 percent gave Sheen an enthusiastic thumbs-up for his performance as an unorthodox therapist,...

FX has unveiled the first teaser trailer for Charlie Sheen's upcoming "Anger Management" comedy TV series, which will premiere on the network on June 28th. It co-stars Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden and Noureen DeWulf. Check out the teaser below. In "Anger Management," Sheen stars as Charlie, a non-traditional therapist specializing in anger management. He has a successful private practice, holding sessions with his group of primary patients each week, as well as performing pro bono counseling for an inmate group at a state prison. Prior to his career as a therapist, Charlie was a stalled minor league baseball prospect whose road to the majors was sidetracked by his own struggle with anger issues. After a stint in anger management therapy, he made it to the majors and had one terrific season before his anger issues put him on the shelf for good. In the final game of his career,...

Charlie Sheen is alive... and well?

FX viewers will find out on June 28 when the former Two and a Half Men star debuts in Anger Management, a sitcom based on Sheen as a former baseball player-turned-therapist.

In the first teaser for the series - which also stars Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden and Noureen DeWulf - the actor spoofs his CBS character's death by lying in a coffin as a narrator says: "Charlie Sheen died ... and went to FX." Watch now:

Anger Management Promo...

Charlie Sheen is seemingly always looking for ways to stick it to his former show "Two and a Half Men." The latest example of this is in a teaser spot for his new FX comedy "Anger Management."

In the 15-second video, Sheen is seen in an open casket - an obvious reference to him being killed off on "Men." The narrator then says, "Charlie Sheen died...and went to FX."

The series, which debuts on June 28, stars Sheen as a former baseball player turned therapist. It also features Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden and Noureen DeWulf.

Here's the video...

FX has released this first teaser for Charlie Sheen's new comedy series "Anger Management," premiering on the network on June 28th. The first two episodes will air that day at 9:00 Pm and 9:30 Pm E/P. In the following weeks, the series will air first-run episodes Thursdays at 9:30 Pm with the previous week's episode repeated at 9:00 Pm. FX has ordered 10 episodes of "Anger Management" from producers Debmar-Mercury and Lionsgate Television. In "Anger Management," Sheen stars as "Charlie," a non-traditional therapist specializing in anger management. Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden, and Noureen DeWulf co-star. He has a successful private practice, holding sessions with his group of primary patients each week, as well...

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Charlie Sheen's worked with some rough characters over the years. Heck, Berta (Conchata Ferrell) from "Two and a Half Men" is about as tough as they come. But it looks like she has nothing on some of the people Sheen will be working with on his new comedy "Anger Management."

In some TwitPics, Sheen is seen inside a prison set with actors Tony Todd and Aldo Gonzalez. These accommodations are far from the posh environs that Sheen was used to while living the bachelor life in "Men." But then again, it's only a set.

In the series, which debuts in June, Sheen plays a former baseball player who suffers a career-ending injury. After this he decides to become a therapist attempting to help people with their own issues.

The comedy also features Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden and Noureen DeWulf. It's loosely based on the 2003 film of the same name,...