Anger Management (2012)

All good stuff, plus a brief but powerful moment at the end that will leave longtime "Morse" fans in an agony of nostalgia

Anger Management turns out to be a likable, nicely loaded sitcom.

It's a big cast where every piece fits, and at least upfront, the writing and jokes are good enough that Anger Management only uses sex gags where they work, not to cover up any lack of other ideas.

[Anger Management is] funny in that way where you might see the joke hanging there and even if it's a little bit obvious, you're happy enough when the actor hits it.

They're [the initial episodes of Anger Management are] somewhat more amusing than expected.

Based on two preview episodes, Anger Management is at least more interesting than "Two and a Half Men" (take that, Ashton Kutcher). That's certainly not saying much, though.

Not great comedy, but hopefully the beginning of long overdue recovery process for a talented, troubled actor.

The laughs can carry the show, so they seriously don't need the canned laughter and traditional TV sitcom sets. It keeps it all too safe. But so far? Not so bad.

Anger Management is really just a slightly more content-dangerous network sitcom.

This is, quite simply, a Frankencom, stitched together from pieces of other comedies. To their credit, Sheen, the talented cast and seasoned writers know how to make it all look slick and polished.

I love this movie. Watched it many years ago. A good movie with a good script and a funny plot. The movie is about a doctor who is suspicious of his wife and finally realizes that the doctor cured him. A beautiful film with an unexpected plot.

First 3 season's were really good with Selma Blair and Charlie Sheen doing what they are great at ,season 4 and 5 were okay as well with members of the anger management group getting more involved with their own story's.