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Video: 'Anger Management' brings Charlie Sheen back from the dead #Winning

From Zap2It:

Charlie Sheen is seemingly always looking for ways to stick it to his former show “Two and a Half Men.” The latest example of this is in a teaser spot for his new FX comedy “Anger Management.”

In the 15-second video, Sheen is seen in an open casket – an obvious reference to him being killed off on “Men.” The narrator then says, “Charlie Sheen died…and went to FX.”

The series, which debuts on June 28, stars Sheen as a former baseball player turned therapist. It also features Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith, Daniela Bobadilla, Michael Arden and Noureen DeWulf.

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