在阿富汗执行任务的美国空军飞行员科特史蒂文斯上尉（杰克·吉伦哈尔 Jake Gyllenhaal 饰）突然惊醒，发现自己在一辆高速行驶的列车上，而他的身边坐着一个素不相识的女子克里斯蒂安（米歇尔·莫娜汉 Michelle Monaghan 饰）正在与自己讲话。科尔不知自己为什么会在这辆车上，而且他发现自己居然是以另一个人的身份存在，正当他迷惑不解的时候，列车上忽然发生爆炸……
科特又一次惊醒，发现自己身处一个密闭的太空仓里，有一位女军官古德温（维拉·法米加 Vera Farmiga 饰）正在通过视频和自己对话，并要求自己报告列车上发生的事情。一头雾水的科特还没搞明白是怎么回事时，他又一次被送上那辆列车。这次之后，科特终于明白自己在执行一件任务，负责调察芝加哥火车爆炸案找到恐怖份子并查出他的下一个目标。科特被一次又一次的送上那辆高速列车，每次只有八分钟的时间调察，调察过程中，科特发现自己已在一周前去世，原来他正在参与是一项“脑波原代码”的秘密任务，这项任务通过已经死亡的科特尚未完全死亡的脑细胞影像来还原事件，调查事情的真相。最终，科特顺利完成了任务，但是他却决定再一次返回列车，拯救列车上那些无辜的生命……

本剧是CBS今年最热门的一部新剧，由艾美奖得主、在《急诊室的故事》（ER）、《阿法隆迷雾》（Mists of Avalon）和《亡命魔界》（The Lost Room）中有上佳表现的Julianna Margulies主演。故事主要描述政客Peter（Chris Noth扮演）因性丑闻和政治丑闻被捕入狱后，他的妻子Alicia Florrick （Julianna Margulies）不得不结束「家庭主妇」的生活，独立担当起支撑家庭的重任。抛开丈夫的背叛和负面的公众影响不说，光是别人投来的异样眼光，就足以让Alicia这样的官太太羞愧得不敢出门。然而Alicia没有被困难吓倒，她不但要抛头露面，还要重拾自己婚前的职业－－辩护律师。
作为芝加哥一所知名法律公司的初级合伙人，Alicia受到了老朋友Will Gardner（Josh Charles扮演）的欢迎。Will是Alicia读法律学校时的同班同学，也是这是法律公司的高级职员。他很乐意看到Alicia归来，他想看看时隔十三年之后，这位昔日叱咤风云的女强人在法庭上会有什么样的表现。Alicia还有幸受到公司顶级诉讼律师Diane Lockhart（Christine Baranski）的大力提携和指导，这多少让她受宠若惊，心存感激。但她很快发现这些「指导」是有条件的，Diane并不像她看起来那么「热心」。要想获得成功，Alicia只能依靠自己。
Alicia在公司里的主要竞争对手是一位20多岁的年轻人，名叫Cary（Matt Czuchry扮演）。他最近刚从哈佛大学毕业，表面上待人非常友好。事实上，为了确保自己在公司的地位，为了得到那个人人都垂涎的「高级合伙人」职位，他不惜动用一切手段。如果Alicia成了他的绊脚石，他将毫不犹豫地将她除去。幸运的是，Alicia在公司内并非孤立无援，负责调查取证工作的Kalinda（Archie Panjabi扮演）是Alicia最坚定的支持者。
「自信每一天」，Alicia深知这句话的含义。从遭人鄙视的政客妻子，到重新振作的职业女性，这条道路或许很漫长，但Alicia不在乎。她要为自己活下去，也要为14岁的儿子Zach（Graham Phillips扮演）和13岁的女儿Grace（Makenzie Vega扮演）早作打算。这么多年以来，Alicia第一次感觉到命运掌握在自己手中，她不再是那个软弱可欺、受人摆布的「贤妻」，而是个自由的女人。

　　一对无法生育的夫妻吉姆及辛蒂，一直希望能够有个孩子，所以他们把所有的期望都写了下来，希望能上天能赐与他们一个可爱的宝贝，然后将这些纸条都装进一个盒子，埋在后院。没想到，神奇的事情发生了！经过一个暴风雨的夜晚，一个小男孩小芽竟出现在他们家门口，并自认是他们的孩子，他们得到了一个独一无二的宝贝！这个奇幻的男孩，会给这对夫妻带来什么样的新人生呢？

居住在曼哈顿的莉芙（凯特·哈德森 Kate Hudson 饰）和艾玛（安妮·海瑟薇 Anne Hathaway 饰）是一对情同手足、从小一起长大的好姐妹。童年的某天，两人在第五大道的假日大酒店目睹了一场梦幻般的婚礼，从此，在这里举行婚礼的梦想便在她们各自的心中扎下了根。转眼二十多年过去，莉芙成为一名小有成就的律师，艾玛则在一所学校任教，两人也各自收获了美满的爱情。婚期在即，两个女孩子为了婚礼奔波劳碌，并相约担任对方的伴娘。然而令她们想不到的是，两人不仅都以假日大酒店为典礼举办地，而且还请了同一个司仪，更要命的是她们的婚礼都在同一天。这就意味着将有一方做出让步。为了童年的梦想，两个好友互不相让，由此也展开一场激烈且妙趣横生的新娘大作战……
本片荣获2009年青少年选择奖最佳喜剧片女主角奖（Anne Hathaway）。

查理·辛(Charlie Sheen)的下一部电视剧现在已经基本敲定了。狮门(Lionsgate)在周一(7月18日)宣布了他们已经与辛签订了主演《愤怒管理》(Anger Management)的协议。这部剧大体上由2003年亚当·桑德勒与杰克·尼克尔森主演的同名电影改编。查理·辛也同也对这部剧有着“重大的所有权”。

《愤怒管理》（Anger Management）是前《好汉两个半》（Two And A Half Men）主演、好莱坞电视界收入最高的男演员Charlie Sheen离开《好汉两个半》后另起炉灶打造的新情景喜剧。Charlie Sheen最近表示，这将是他演出的最后一部电视剧，从此他不再涉足电视界。
在该剧中，Charlie Sheen扮演一个专攻「愤怒管理」领域的另类心理医生。他创办了一家很有名气的私人诊所，每周召集他的主要病人举行集体治疗。与此同时，他还给一家州立监狱的犯人提供免费心理辅导。
在成为心理医生之前，Charlie是一个职业棒球小联盟的明星，本来很有希望进入大联盟，但他糟糕的性格和难以自我控制的怒火妨碍了他的前程。经过愤怒管理治疗师的治疗，他勉强进入了大联盟，第一个赛季的成绩相当不错。但他的愤怒问题再次爆发，导致他彻底失去了一切－－在他职业生涯中的最后一场比赛里，他试图拍打一只叮在腿上的蝙蝠，随之而来的伤害迫使他提前结束了运动生涯。这件事让Charlie的生活陷入混乱，但他很快意识到一件事：所谓吃一堑长一智，现在他已经对「愤怒管理」颇有了解，他何不利用这种专长来赚钱？虽然他自己仍然有愤怒控制方面的烦恼，但他也找到了新的用武之地。与此同时，Charlie的生活中仍存在许多不确定因素－－他与自己的心理医生兼好友Kate的关系（她是他唯一信任的人，但他们最近上床了）、他与前妻的关系都是令他头疼的事情（在Charlie看来，前妻的新男友纯粹是个混蛋）。特别是那位傻呵呵的前妻，虽然生活态度十分积极，但在挑选男人方面总是出错，让Charlie十分失望。当然，还有他十三岁的女儿－－老爸患有愤怒症，女儿则患有强迫症，真是配足了！

查理是一位非传统治疗师，专攻愤怒管理。他有一个成功的私人诊所，他为州监狱的一个囚犯团体提供无偿咨询。在他成为一名心理医生之前，他是一名职业棒球大联盟的球员，他的职业生涯因为他自己与愤怒问题的斗争而被永远搁置。

Act I

bare opens at a Mass on the Feast of the Epiphany in St Cecilia's Boarding School. Peter, an altar boy, is dozing off and having a nightmare in which he is outed and condemned by everyone ("Epiphany"). After Mass, Peter encounters Jason, St Cecilia's resident golden boy who is also his roommate and secret lover; Jason tries to assure Peter about their secret relationship ("You & I"). Peter asks Jason to audition for Romeo and Juliet, but Jason initially refuses. Alone, Peter reflects on his angst about his relationship with Jason ("Role of a Lifetime").

At "Auditions," drama teacher Sister Chantelle is dismayed by the lack of adept actors until Jason shows up, to everyone's shock. He and Matt, another altar boy, battle for the part of Romeo. In the end, Jason is cast as Romeo, Ivy (Peter and Jason's friend, whom Matt is in love with) as Juliet, Peter as Mercutio, Matt as Tybalt, and Nadia (Jason's overweight, sharp-tongued twin sister) as the Nurse. Jason attempts to console his sister, who wanted to play Juliet ("Plain Jane Fat Ass"). Opening a belated birthday gift, the siblings discover that Jason has been accepted into Notre Dame. The song was replaced with "Love, Dad" in the 2004 Off-Broadway production.
Later, Matt attempts to plan a small surprise birthday for Ivy. Lucas, the school's party boy, plans a trip to a rave, bringing along ecstasy and two other drugs (K and GHB) ("Wonderland"). Seeing a scantily-clad Ivy and its effect on Matt, Nadia decides to spend "A Quiet Night at Home" and play her cello instead.

At the rave, Peter dances with Jason and Ivy with Matt ("Rolling"). Peter tries to kiss Jason, who leads him outside. They argue over their secret relationship: Peter wants them to come out and make their relationship known but Jason refuses because he's afraid to be condemned and lose everything he has. Eventually, Peter and Jason kiss ("Best Kept Secret"); however, Matt has seen everything.

The next morning, the students gather for "Confession." Matt and Peter nearly spill their respective secrets to the priest, Matt about seeing the kiss and Peter about being gay. At rehearsals, Sister Chantelle realises she has her work cut out for her. Nadia jokes about Ivy's promiscuity, making the latter to consider the impression she has on the other students ("Portrait of a Girl").

Matt's little get-together becomes a huge party, thanks to Nadia's hand in the planning ("Birthday, Bitch!"). Peter accidentally eats pot brownies and begins flirting with Jason. A drunk Ivy does the same and Jason chooses her over Peter to save face, making Peter storm off. Matt also leaves when Ivy ignores his advances. Ivy asks Jason to kiss her as a birthday gift, and he reluctantly agrees ("One Kiss").

Matt leaves the party to sit alone with a bottle of wine, expressing his frustration while Peter is nearby doing the same. They then drink together and comfort each other ("Are You There?"). A drunk and high Peter then whispers to Matt the true nature of his relationship with Jason. Matt heads to bed and Peter has a vision of a Sister Chantelle-like Virgin Mary with angels, the Virgin telling him that he needs to come out to his mother ("911! Emergency!").

At rehearsals, Romeo and Tybalt's fight scene becomes real as Matt abandons the script and tackles Jason, calling him a faggot. They are separated by an angry Sister Chantelle ("Reputation Stain'd"). Peter tells Jason about his vision and asks him to come home with him for Spring Break so he can come out. Jason panics, afraid of what his father might do if he ever found out, and breaks up with Peter ("Ever After").
Later, Nadia sings a sardonic song she wrote about "Spring." Peter leaves for Spring Break without a word to Jason, and Ivy shows up at Jason's dormitory room to apologise for her actions on her birthday. Jason tells her it was cute, so Ivy goes in for more. Peter and Matt pine for each of their loves, Nadia wishes to be noticed, while Jason sleeps with Ivy, hoping it is the right thing to do ("One").

Act II
The second opens in the school chapel which is decorated elaborately for Peter and Jason's wedding ("Wedding Bells"). The ceremony turns instead into Jason and Ivy's wedding, as this is really Peter's nightmare. Later, class ranks are posted, and Jason has achieved the valedictorian spot, once again besting Matt ("In the Hallway").

Ivy tells Jason that he is her first true love even though she has been with other boys before ("Touch My Soul"). Jason realises he is still in love with Peter and breaks off with Ivy, devastating her.

Peter calls his mother Claire, to come out but she evades the point ("See Me"). Claire hangs up, shaken and knowing what Peter wanted to say. Eventually her love for him is stronger than her religion and she introspectively accepts him ("Warning").

Two weeks before the show, Ivy misses rehearsals again, claiming to be sick. Sister Chantelle asks Ivy's inept understudy Diane to play Juliet. As Diane stumbles and forgets her lines, Peter takes over, and for a moment, all is well as Peter dances with Jason ("Pilgrim's Hands") until Ivy appears at the last minute. Sister Chantelle cancels rehearsals and Peter leaves. Ivy pulls Jason aside and tells him that she has something she needs to tell him and he agrees to talk before the student-led rehearsals. After the other students leave, Peter returns to pick up his things and Sister Chantelle tells Peter that she knows what is bothering him and that he is just as God wants him to be ("God Don't Make No Trash").

Nadia returns to her dormitory and argues with Ivy about missing rehearsals. She assumes it was because Jason broke up with her, but Ivy reveals that she is carrying his child ("All Grown Up"). Ivy finds Jason practising his valedictory address in the auditorium, and says that she is pregnant and she still loves him. Matt comes in and reveals to Ivy that the reason why Jason cannot love her because he is still in love with Peter. At that point, Peter and Nadia arrive, and Peter, Jason and Matt exchange heated words. Peter admits he told Matt, and is not sorry for it. The rest of the cast, who were waiting for rehearsals to begin, heard everything as they were waiting in the auditorium ("Promise"). Everyone leaves, leaving Peter and Jason alone. Jason begs Peter for help; Peter says he tried and also leaves. Distraught, Jason reflects on his relationship with Peter, and how even through his fear he knows that it is the only thing that will comfort him ("Once Upon a Time"). Jason, having nowhere else to go, goes to the priest to ask if God still loves him and can forgive him. The priest ultimately says that Jason will only be fine if he denies his natural feelings ("Cross").

During rehearsal, Lucas passes out the drug orders and tells Jason that they're still cool. Jason tells Peter that he talked to the priest about their relationship to show Peter that he still cared ("Two Households"). Jason asks Peter to run away with him, but Peter refuses to run and thus tells him it's over, as he's had his fill of hiding and running away. Jason, thinking that means he's lost Peter for good, takes a lethal dose of GHB. As the school play begins, Jason again pulls Peter aside telling him that he has always loved him since they first met; Peter tells him he loves him too and if they part it's not goodbye. The lovers kiss ("Bare").

During the show, Jason becomes increasingly disorientated, and while delivering the "Queen Mab" speech, he loses his place and begins to hallucinate. During the masked ball scene, he collapses and reaches for Peter, who holds him as he dies ("A Glooming Peace"). Peter goes to Confession, intending to confront the priest about Jason's last visit. Peter accuses the priest of failing to show Jason empathy, and when the priest merely apologises for Peter's loss, Peter ironically forgives the priest ("Absolution").

At graduation, Peter, Matt, Ivy, and Nadia wonder whether or not they could have prevented Jason's death and consider the role they played in it. The graduates all move forward into a world that will yield more questions than answers ("No Voice").

Act I

bare opens at a Mass on the Feast of the Epiphany in St Cecilia's Boarding School. Peter, an altar boy, is dozing off and having a nightmare in which he is outed and condemned by everyone ("Epiphany"). After Mass, Peter encounters Jason, St Cecilia's resident golden boy who is also his roommate and secret lover; Jason tries to assure Peter about their secret relationship ("You & I"). Peter asks Jason to audition for Romeo and Juliet, but Jason initially refuses. Alone, Peter reflects on his angst about his relationship with Jason ("Role of a Lifetime").

At "Auditions," drama teacher Sister Chantelle is dismayed by the lack of adept actors until Jason shows up, to everyone's shock. He and Matt, another altar boy, battle for the part of Romeo. In the end, Jason is cast as Romeo, Ivy (Peter and Jason's friend, whom Matt is in love with) as Juliet, Peter as Mercutio, Matt as Tybalt, and Nadia (Jason's overweight, sharp-tongued twin sister) as the Nurse. Jason attempts to console his sister, who wanted to play Juliet ("Plain Jane Fat Ass"). Opening a belated birthday gift, the siblings discover that Jason has been accepted into Notre Dame. The song was replaced with "Love, Dad" in the 2004 Off-Broadway production.
Later, Matt attempts to plan a small surprise birthday for Ivy. Lucas, the school's party boy, plans a trip to a rave, bringing along ecstasy and two other drugs (K and GHB) ("Wonderland"). Seeing a scantily-clad Ivy and its effect on Matt, Nadia decides to spend "A Quiet Night at Home" and play her cello instead.

At the rave, Peter dances with Jason and Ivy with Matt ("Rolling"). Peter tries to kiss Jason, who leads him outside. They argue over their secret relationship: Peter wants them to come out and make their relationship known but Jason refuses because he's afraid to be condemned and lose everything he has. Eventually, Peter and Jason kiss ("Best Kept Secret"); however, Matt has seen everything.

The next morning, the students gather for "Confession." Matt and Peter nearly spill their respective secrets to the priest, Matt about seeing the kiss and Peter about being gay. At rehearsals, Sister Chantelle realises she has her work cut out for her. Nadia jokes about Ivy's promiscuity, making the latter to consider the impression she has on the other students ("Portrait of a Girl").

Matt's little get-together becomes a huge party, thanks to Nadia's hand in the planning ("Birthday, Bitch!"). Peter accidentally eats pot brownies and begins flirting with Jason. A drunk Ivy does the same and Jason chooses her over Peter to save face, making Peter storm off. Matt also leaves when Ivy ignores his advances. Ivy asks Jason to kiss her as a birthday gift, and he reluctantly agrees ("One Kiss").

Matt leaves the party to sit alone with a bottle of wine, expressing his frustration while Peter is nearby doing the same. They then drink together and comfort each other ("Are You There?"). A drunk and high Peter then whispers to Matt the true nature of his relationship with Jason. Matt heads to bed and Peter has a vision of a Sister Chantelle-like Virgin Mary with angels, the Virgin telling him that he needs to come out to his mother ("911! Emergency!").

At rehearsals, Romeo and Tybalt's fight scene becomes real as Matt abandons the script and tackles Jason, calling him a faggot. They are separated by an angry Sister Chantelle ("Reputation Stain'd"). Peter tells Jason about his vision and asks him to come home with him for Spring Break so he can come out. Jason panics, afraid of what his father might do if he ever found out, and breaks up with Peter ("Ever After").
Later, Nadia sings a sardonic song she wrote about "Spring." Peter leaves for Spring Break without a word to Jason, and Ivy shows up at Jason's dormitory room to apologise for her actions on her birthday. Jason tells her it was cute, so Ivy goes in for more. Peter and Matt pine for each of their loves, Nadia wishes to be noticed, while Jason sleeps with Ivy, hoping it is the right thing to do ("One").

Act II
The second opens in the school chapel which is decorated elaborately for Peter and Jason's wedding ("Wedding Bells"). The ceremony turns instead into Jason and Ivy's wedding, as this is really Peter's nightmare. Later, class ranks are posted, and Jason has achieved the valedictorian spot, once again besting Matt ("In the Hallway").

Ivy tells Jason that he is her first true love even though she has been with other boys before ("Touch My Soul"). Jason realises he is still in love with Peter and breaks off with Ivy, devastating her.

Peter calls his mother Claire, to come out but she evades the point ("See Me"). Claire hangs up, shaken and knowing what Peter wanted to say. Eventually her love for him is stronger than her religion and she introspectively accepts him ("Warning").

Two weeks before the show, Ivy misses rehearsals again, claiming to be sick. Sister Chantelle asks Ivy's inept understudy Diane to play Juliet. As Diane stumbles and forgets her lines, Peter takes over, and for a moment, all is well as Peter dances with Jason ("Pilgrim's Hands") until Ivy appears at the last minute. Sister Chantelle cancels rehearsals and Peter leaves. Ivy pulls Jason aside and tells him that she has something she needs to tell him and he agrees to talk before the student-led rehearsals. After the other students leave, Peter returns to pick up his things and Sister Chantelle tells Peter that she knows what is bothering him and that he is just as God wants him to be ("God Don't Make No Trash").

Nadia returns to her dormitory and argues with Ivy about missing rehearsals. She assumes it was because Jason broke up with her, but Ivy reveals that she is carrying his child ("All Grown Up"). Ivy finds Jason practising his valedictory address in the auditorium, and says that she is pregnant and she still loves him. Matt comes in and reveals to Ivy that the reason why Jason cannot love her because he is still in love with Peter. At that point, Peter and Nadia arrive, and Peter, Jason and Matt exchange heated words. Peter admits he told Matt, and is not sorry for it. The rest of the cast, who were waiting for rehearsals to begin, heard everything as they were waiting in the auditorium ("Promise"). Everyone leaves, leaving Peter and Jason alone. Jason begs Peter for help; Peter says he tried and also leaves. Distraught, Jason reflects on his relationship with Peter, and how even through his fear he knows that it is the only thing that will comfort him ("Once Upon a Time"). Jason, having nowhere else to go, goes to the priest to ask if God still loves him and can forgive him. The priest ultimately says that Jason will only be fine if he denies his natural feelings ("Cross").

During rehearsal, Lucas passes out the drug orders and tells Jason that they're still cool. Jason tells Peter that he talked to the priest about their relationship to show Peter that he still cared ("Two Households"). Jason asks Peter to run away with him, but Peter refuses to run and thus tells him it's over, as he's had his fill of hiding and running away. Jason, thinking that means he's lost Peter for good, takes a lethal dose of GHB. As the school play begins, Jason again pulls Peter aside telling him that he has always loved him since they first met; Peter tells him he loves him too and if they part it's not goodbye. The lovers kiss ("Bare").

During the show, Jason becomes increasingly disorientated, and while delivering the "Queen Mab" speech, he loses his place and begins to hallucinate. During the masked ball scene, he collapses and reaches for Peter, who holds him as he dies ("A Glooming Peace"). Peter goes to Confession, intending to confront the priest about Jason's last visit. Peter accuses the priest of failing to show Jason empathy, and when the priest merely apologises for Peter's loss, Peter ironically forgives the priest ("Absolution").

At graduation, Peter, Matt, Ivy, and Nadia wonder whether or not they could have prevented Jason's death and consider the role they played in it. The graduates all move forward into a world that will yield more questions than answers ("No Voice").

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The show premiered on the Fox television network on March 14, 2008 as a mid-season replacement. After airing only three episodes, it was cancelled due to what FOX called unacceptably low ratings.

The remaining four unaired episodes were released on Apple iTunes on May 6, 2008.