Charlie Sheen on Selma Blair’s ‘Anger Management’ Exit: ‘It Was Not About Our Relationship’

Sheen says it’s time for his character to start “circling the drain”

To hear Charlie Sheen tell it, Selma Blair‘s exit from “Anger Management” had nothing to do with personality clashes — her character was just too good an influence on his.

Sheen discussed what he called a “reboot” of his show — which he dubbed “Anger Management 2.0” — on “The Tonight Show” Wednesday. Sheen said the exit of Blair’s character, Dr. Kate Wales — psychologist to Sheen’s Charlie Goodson — freed up Goodson to become a little more self-destructive, in the vein of his “Two and a Half Men” character.

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“One of our primary characters, Selma Blair, playing Kate, was written out because — it was not about our relationship.

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