The show termed as the 46-year-old actor's comeback show after getting fired from 'Two And A Half Men', got good response from the audience and has another 90 shows in hand now, The Hollywood Reporter said.
"We set a very high ratings bar that included some additional hurdles for 'Anger Management' to earn its back-90 order, and the series met and exceed those metrics," Chuck Saftler, executive vice-president of FX network said.
Saftler also appreciated Sheen's hard work on the show.
"Charlie Sheen and the entire cast did an amazing job in the first 10 episodes, which were produced in a very tight window. I have no doubt that the producers and cast will be able to pull off the Herculean task of producing 90 episodes over the next two years," he added.
In the show, Sheen plays the role of a former baseball player-turned anger management therapist.