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Ex-baseball-player Charlie is an anger-management therapist who has small-group sessions at home, an OCD teen daughter, an ex-wife, and a sex-buddy/therapist.

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Charlie Sheen narrates a documentary about the making of Platoon, the award winning, non-union, low budget film cast with young, unknown actors. Insider stories of Oliver Stone's unique directing style and brutal filming conditions.

A group of college virgins struggle to conquer their insecurities when it comes to girls, so they enlist the help of a bonafide player in their searches for love.

After nearly getting into a fight with his ex-wife's new boyfriend, Charlie, an ex ball player turned professional therapist, decides that he needs therapy himself.

Charlie is alarmed when one of his patients from his prison group is released and then becomes involved with his ex-wife Jennifer.

Charlie gets an unexpected visit from his hyper-critical, bullying father, who tells him he is moving to town to be closer to him; in the therapy group, Charlie attempts to help Lacey with road rage.

Kate is worried that Charlie is becoming attached to her, Charlie and Jennifer think their daughter Sam is a lesbian, and Charlie tries to celebrate a breakthrough with his anger therapy group.

Charlie creates more problems for himself when he tries to spare the feelings of a former "slumpbuster" from his baseball days who has tracked him down.

Charlie's habit of meddling in his patients' personal lives backfires when he tries to help Nolan out with his girlfriend.

Charlie finds out that the woman he's dating is Kate's patient, but he has sex with her anyway. Meanwhile, he encourages his therapy group to call each other when facing moments of weakness.

Charlie wants to "date" his ex's cute, new business partner. She believes in ghosts but not in therapy.

Charlie conducts a sleep deprivation experiment on his group, which yields some very surprising results for everyone--including Charlie.

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

Charlie is convinced that his dad is faking Alzheimer's, and Nolan has a breakthrough with Patrick's help.

Charlie and Kate go to Charlie's sister's baby shower even though he hasn't seen her for ten years, and the group is convinced that Ed's daughter is a lesbian.

Charlie comes down hard on his dad after he turns out to be a bad influence on his new friends. Meanwhile, Lacey helps Patrick out with an old high school bully.

Charlie gets Nolan a job with Kate, and uses him to spy on her when Nolan discovers an envelope with dirty pictures in it. Meanwhile, Charlie has a support group created in prison for Lacey.

Charlie is interested in dating a sexy ex-patient after the five-year mandatory waiting period runs out, but he soon finds out that some of her other former therapists have the same idea.

Kate becomes jealous when Jennifer stays with Charlie for a few days.

Charlie decides to engage in deception therapy to help Ed deal with his anger issues, and Jennifer asks Charlie to hang out with Kate.

Charlie dates his daughter's teacher.

Charlie's dad puts pressure on him to have Sam baptized in the Catholic Church.

Charlie and Kate begin work on a sex study. Meanwhile, Lacey starts a new job.