Actress Lindsay Lohan recently filmed an episode of the sitcom Anger Management, in which she plays a version of herself being counselled by Charlie Sheen’s therapist character.

Lohan filmed the episode on Monday and Tuesday of this week. In the episode, Lohan’s character appears in a commercial for a Japanese gum called Number One Happy Whiskey Chew, which tastes like alcohol but contains no alcohol.

Lohan is unhappy with the way she is portrayed in the ad as “some drunk girl that hooks up with strangers and animals,” so she ends up in Sheen’s therapy room.

A photograph from the set shows Lohan showing off her cleavage in a low-cut lacy bra as she snuggles with Sheen in bed.

Lohan has a coy look on her face as she lays her head down on Sheen’s bare chest, while Sheen has his eyes closed with an arm wrapped around her shoulder.

Behind-the-scenes shots also feature Lohan dressed in a schoolgirl outfit with a midriff-bearing shirt, mini skirt, and stockings as she films the commercial.

In another scene, Lohan is seen wearing a black T-shirt with the slogan “Therapists Do It On The Couch” as she leans in for a kiss with Sheen.

Lohan is also seen in evening attire with a one-shouldered sparkly top and floor-length black skirt, with her hair in a loose updo.

Reports about Lohan’s behavior on set have been mixed. Some sources have claimed that she was a model professional on her first day on set, with a source telling E! Online that “the first day was fine. She showed up early and did her job.”

Another insider told TMZ that Lohan “knew her lines cold and her timing was perfect. She was really funny.” The insider also claimed that Lohan “proved she has talent” and that “you watch her and you know why she became a star.”

However, other sources have alleged that Lohan was a difficult presence on set, with one insider telling E! News that she was a “colossal pain in the a**.”

The source claimed that Lohan “did nothing but hold up the production” and that “she would sit in her trailer and stall and she delayed until she up and left for her boyfriend’s concert. She held everyone hostage.”

Despite the mixed reports, Sheen has spoken out about his support for Lohan.

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Sheen said, “There is a reason that I root for [her], because we fell in love with this little girl that was just an absolute genius and had this great light about her and that’s still there.”

Sheen, who once loaned Lohan $100,000 to help pay off her tax bill, also revealed that he is still worried about her.

“You have to be. But I think she seems a lot more focused now than she has in the past,” he said.

Lohan seemed to have a good time during her first acting gig since appearing in court last week.

She tweeted, “I just had such a wonderful day on set of #angermanagement with @charliesheen & @LIGHTAARON @SaveTheSociety @jazejazz7 and the entire crew!”

A representative for Sheen had no comment on Lohan’s behavior on set, but a source from Lohan’s camp told E! News that Sheen was “happy with the actress’s work and any insinuations that Lohan deliberately held up the production were wholly untrue.”

This is not the first time Lohan has appeared on television. She previously starred as Elizabeth Taylor in the Lifetime biopic Liz & Dick, which was critically panned.