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Charlie Sheen is returning to CTV with his new sitcom Anger Management.
Sheen made the announcement Monday night with an on-air message that aired after his old show Two and a Half Men.
Sheen was famously fired from the show after his volatile personal life and ridicule of the show’s producer exploded in the tabloids.
Sheen’s new sitcom is loosely based on the 2003 film of the same name.
He’ll play an anger management therapist whose unconventional methods wreak havoc on the lives of his patients.
The series is slated to air on FX in the United States next summer. No air date has been set for CTV.
“You seem like the nicest people in the world,” Sheen said in the short broadcast.
“But I know the truth. You’re holding in a lot of anger. Why else would you drink so much beer, put on shoes with sharp blades, and smack each other around with wooden sticks?”
Veteran writer-producer Bruce Helford, whose TV credits include The Drew Carey Show and George Lopez, will serve as executive producer and showrunner.
Sheen made the announcement Monday night with an on-air message that aired after his old show Two and a Half Men.
Sheen was famously fired from the show after his volatile personal life and ridicule of the show’s producer exploded in the tabloids.
Sheen’s new sitcom is loosely based on the 2003 film of the same name.
He’ll play an anger management therapist whose unconventional methods wreak havoc on the lives of his patients.
The series is slated to air on FX in the United States next summer. No air date has been set for CTV.
“You seem like the nicest people in the world,” Sheen said in the short broadcast.
“But I know the truth. You’re holding in a lot of anger. Why else would you drink so much beer, put on shoes with sharp blades, and smack each other around with wooden sticks?”
Veteran writer-producer Bruce Helford, whose TV credits include The Drew Carey Show and George Lopez, will serve as executive producer and showrunner.
