As a lead-in to the premiere of its new sitcom, Anger Management, FX will air a marathon of Two and a Half Men episodes handpicked by both series’ star, Charlie Sheen. READ MORE
Charlie Sheen thinks his ex-wife Denise Richards is in need of some Anger Management.
Sheen has tapped his former spouse to guest star in his new FX comedy series, which is set to debut on Thursday, June 28 at 9/8c with back-to-back episodes.
Richards will play READ MORE
FX has chosen Thursday, June 28 as the launching pad for a newly robust night of comedy, teed up by the series premiere of Charlie Sheen‘s Anger Management.
Loosely based on the 2003 Jack Nicholson/Adam Sandler movie, Sheen’s Anger will … READ MORE
Selma Blair has been tapped to star opposite Charlie Sheen in FX’s new comedy series Anger Management. READ MORE
Lest fans of Castle‘s “Caskett” worry that Sarah Jane Morris’ character will make a play for Rick, know this: She’s married — and to a hunky Vampire Diaries vet at that.
Sources tell TVLine exclusively that …READ MORE
FX president John Landgraf defended his decision to get into business with Charlie Sheen on the upcoming comedy Anger Management (premiering in June), telling reporters at the final day of the Television Critics Association’s winter press tour that he “believes in redemption.” READ MORE
Fox Broadcasting on Sunday night threw quite a party as part of the Television Critics Association winter press tour, and where there’s a party… there was Charlie Sheen, ensconced in a mob of reporters and flutter of flashbulbs, the kind of frenzy that accompanies very few TCA soiree guests.
Speaking with myriad outlets … READ MORE
Charlie Sheen’s new comedy Anger Management has been picked up by FX, the network announced late Thursday.
The cabler has ordered 10 episodes of the sitcom, loosely based on the Joe Roth-produced 2003 feature starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler, to premiere in summer 2012. READ MORE
Charlie Sheen is a teeny-tiny step closer to some form of winning, having booked a new gig that had been rumored in recent weeks, and on Monday was announced as a done deal by Mad Men producer Lionsgate and distributor Debmar-Mercury.
The project — which has yet to find a host network or a show runner — is based on the 2003 feature comedy … READ MORE
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