Charlie Sheen to return in new sitcom ‘Anger Management’

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Well I figured he would end up with another show, I just wonder if anybody will watch!?

NEW YORK: Charlie Sheen, who was fired from Two and a Half Men in March, aims to launch another hit sitcom — this time, on his own terms.

The tempestuous star is planning to return to series television in the aptly titled Anger Management, based on the 2003 film of the same name.

“I chose Anger Management because, while it might be a big stretch for me to play a guy with serious anger management issues, I think it is a great concept,” he said.

It seems that Charlie has kinda overplayed his crazy rants to the point that most people are sick of hearing about him. Sure he was funny on 21/2 men, but I don't think he can ever recapture the fans and audience he lost through his last round of crazy antics.

What do you think?

I`d watch it, i think he is funny. As long as his new show doesnt have that guy who plays "Alan" on 2 1/2 men, that guy is annoying.

hahaha prefect fit for the perfect man. i gotta admit though have you seen his wife's can you blame him for his ego being through the roof i know mine would if i had all that money and wife's who wouldn't?

Maybe he can get Randy Quaid and Alex Jones parts on the show.

I think people got tired of Charlie when he started insulting his fans. This was a bad plan, but there are probably people who will watch the show.

What do you think?

I think with the right cast around him, he'll still be a valuable property...though probably not in the same league as he was in the previous show.

Sitcoms are kind of going the way of the Dodo...sadly enough.

So this is based on the Adam Sandler film?

I wonder if Sheen will take Nicholsons role?
Lol J/K.

But I do wonder who that role will go to, it has to be someone intelligent yet very annoying?
Who would be your perfect fit for Nicholsons role.

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It is sad I like a mindless sit-com every now and then. 2 and 1/2 Men was one of my favorites and I don't listen to crap about actors personal lives, so...I'd give it a chance.