It's started really well. There was of course too much of Charlie. You could only have a seen or two without him in every episode. Two if you were lucky. Still we watched for the cast was really good and fun. Charlie on his own got really boring long time ago, so with these new combinations brought new light of Charlie. However, after the 10th episode, he got word that people liked the cast and not just him! He went crazy!!!! He immediately fired the co-star; actually he refused to go to work if she comes. Then people liked his wife in the show, and his father, yet again, narcissism struck, he didn't fire them, but you only saw them once every 10 episodes, for no more than 30 seconds. He made sure that Laura Bell Bundy, who replaced the very talented and very funny Selma Blair is in a lot of scenes with him. For him, a terrible actress like her could help create a contrast where he can finally come on top when it comes to talent. Well, it worked a bit. She looked like constantly constipated, extremely unfunny. She could turn the best joke into a funeral eulogy. In short, Charlie is a sad narcissistic case, a spoiled Hollywood child. This started as a great show, a lot better than Two and Half Men ever hoped to be, until that Brat Sheen got jealous!

Anger Management is light comedy. Charlie Sheen is funny as usual. Charlie has same old Charlie Harper characteristics but in more toned down way.Supporting cast is great. Charlie's Wife/Girlfriend does great job. Charlie has new role as father which wasn't seen in Two and a Half Men.Anger Management seminar don't take much time out of each episode but they are quite funny. Overall the tone of the series is very light. Not overly emotional just like two and a half men. But felt it did better job than Two and a Half Men did at comedy after Charlie left.Spoiler: Some of the jail scenes in the series are funny too.

Charlie Sheen was trying to get back in the game with this series, it had some great punch lines and punches taken on the expense of his former series, but this didn't amount to the same status.The series is about Charlie, he is a Anger Management Therapist, yes that is the plot and yes he do have people in a group that are quite different, but in many ways, divides his problems and faults :) He still has a thing for the ladies, a lot of them and different ones, but he tends to stick to the bad ones, ones that have the same vices as himself.The weirdest part about the series is that it had an insane amount of episodes to each season, it was very weird, season 1 had 10 episodes and then season two had 90 episodes, just to even it up to one hundred before closing it down it seems.Okay series, but became much of the same deal, over and over again.

We all have different taste and it's a subjective matter, but to give this one less than 8 is just not fair. The story of each episode is typically simple and of minor significance, but all of them are stuffed with beautifully composed jokes and appealing people. The series depict a wide spectrum of different characters, each having their own stereotypical peculiarity, some of them are even quite distasteful - but yet presented in a funny 'we all have our problems'-kind of way.It is also great fun to see Charlie and his dad, which make an excellent combo together!I highly recommend Anger Management to everybody old enough to watch.