Anger Management

The first episode in which Charlie – a baseball player with anger issues turned anger management therapist – decides to return to therapy after a bad run-in with his ex wife’s new boyfriend. The only problem is he just happens to be sleeping with the one therapist he trusts: his best friend, Kate.

Charlie Sheen is "Charlie," a successful therapist who thrives on the chaos in his life while still battling his own anger issues. Charlie's colorful cast of patients includes his weekly regulars and the group of inmates he counsels pro bono at a state prison.

The new "evolved" Charlie has to deal with a ghost from his old carousing, baseball-playing days when a unattractive woman he slept with just to break a batting slump shows up as a new patient in group therapy.

A long-standing rivalry over who's a better therapist leads to war when Kate steals Patrick, one of Charlie's group patients.

Charlie challenges his group to do thirty-six hours of sleep deprivation therapy so that their "inhibitions come down and the truth comes out" - except the result turns out to be the exact opposite.

Charlie and his ex, Jennifer, are having an issue with how Charlie still tries to manage her life when Cleo - one of Charlie’s patients from his prison anger therapy group – shows up on his doorstep, fresh out on parole.  Jennifer decides to get back at Charlie by dating the ex-con.

Inflamed by Kate's comment that he's only "nouveau smart", Charlie starts covertly dating a brilliant coffee-shop barista.  The only problem is that the woman is turned on by sex where there's a chance of getting caught -- and she's Kate's patient. 

Charlie and his ex, Jennifer, are having an issue with how Charlie still tries to manage her life when Cleo - one of Charlie's patients from his prison anger therapy group - shows up on his doorstep, fresh out on parole. Jennifer decides to get back at Charlie by dating the ex-con.

Charlie has to evaluate the depth of his involvement in his patient's lives when he accidentally helps his patient who vicariously enjoys other people's anger hook up with a crazy woman.   

Charlie gets an unexpected visit from his hyper-critical, bullying father – played by Charlie’s real-life dad, Martin Sheen. In the therapy group, Charlie attempts to help Lacey with road rage.

After Charlie and Kate have sex, he innocently asks her if she wants to go to a movie. Kate interprets this as a romantic gesture, rushes to fix him up on a date the next day with someone else and the two are forced to exam the nature of their odd relationship.  At home, Sam kisses a girl at school and a picture of it ends up on Facebook.