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Anger Management Season 1 Episode 1 & 2 Live Recap 6/28/12

Tonight on FX Anger Management Charlie Sheen new and highly anticipated show premiere. This is a first step for Sheen in returning to sitcom TV since his firing from “Two and a Half Men” by ABC.

Charlie stars as Charlie Goodson, a former baseball player who lost his job due to rage, is now a non-traditional therapist specializing in anger management, like Jack Nicholson did in the film version. Charlie has a very successful private practice, he holds group sessions with regular patients and even does pro bono counseling for an inmate group at a state prison.

In the promos, Charlie walks away from a fiery train wreck, unharmed and with a naughty smile, he says, “Everyone deserves a 24th chance.” Like Alan in “Two and a Half Men”, Charlie is now a pathetic divorced dad.

Charlie tries to show a group of patients how to redirect their rage by hitting a punching bag, he says, “You can’t fire me, I quit” and “You think you can replace me with some other guy, go ahead, it won’t be the same.” Now who do you think that was directed at?

FX “Anger Management – Premiere Official synopsis: In the opener of this series about a therapist specializing in anger issues himself, Charlie returns to therapy after an unpleasant encounter with his ex-wife’s new boyfriend. Later, a forgettable woman from Charlie’s past shows up as a new patient in his group therapy.

Tonight the premiere of Anger Management has two episodes, back to back. The first one is titled, “Charlie Goes Back To Therapy” and the second, “Charlie & The Slumpbuster”.

Will we see any “tiger blood” or “winning” tonight? The only way to find out is to stay tuned as we live blog the new FX show at 9PM EST.

ANGER MANAGEMENT PREMIERE LIVE RECAP HERE!

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