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Gina is arguably a villain of the show
Art imitating life, kind of, in a comical way
Stevie in 5 years? (Slight Spoilers)
Is it just me, or was this show prophetic?
Would Bert leave Roger to work with Don? (Season 3)
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I read somewhere that it was too much work for Gabriel, since he was in almost every scene.
I haven't seen the fourth season, and it seems like that iteration of the show must've died, along with this board, 4 years ago. But I'm commenting for fun, and haven't posted on Moviechat in years.
You could make the argument that Paul leaving therapy might have been ultimately positive for his life. All things must end at some point, but also, he was neglecting his personal life for his work life. When he ended his practice, he likely went out and tried to find himself - which is a more important journey than a job. It's possible that with some time away he may have learned from his past mistakes and had a better balance to his life - which could potentially have enabled him to be a successful therapist - or clinical supervisor... or maybe even professor.
Or maybe he at least lived his life instead of his job.
You're absolutely not paying them to be a friend or true friend. Support person, yes. A professional support person who helps try to sort through issues and reach whatever goals you and they identify as the point of being in therapy. Transference isn't exactly a bad thing - it's a thing that happens and can be a factor in the therapy being successful.
Not sure what the last bit means, but it probably often is pretty hard to take a pay or work cut, considering for the vast majority, it's their livelihood - and not all therapists are working in a private practice.
Somehow it felt like they broke the fourth wall, without staring into the camera or acknowledging the audience.
If the daughter committed suicide because of trauma from molestation as a child, then the mother probably was at least subconsciously complicit in it. It would be pretty hard to hide that from presumably the main caretaker.
She was dishonest/greedy/disloyal. She was stealing and was going to leave for some vague new opportunity, and didn't seem to care for Leguizamo's character so much despite whatever type(s) of affection he had for her.
And if she'd had to take out student loans to get through college, she might've had a shot.
"...student loans?"
"No."
"Sorry. You're dying."
I don't think she finished the cheeseburger.
I'm gonna just go out on a limb, though, and say that that shit was just weird as hell, and not how any innocent parent would grieve. Maybe if he didn't masturbate (or doing anything sexual) while she told him he was a good man, etc. it would be closer to reasonable. I think it's a pretty good bet that he abused his daughter and suspected that it was led to her suicide.
If he was molesting their daughter, there's a fair chance the mother knew about it. It's not uncommon for their to be evidence of molestation that someone in the household/family ignores, in order to not have to face it.
I find it funny that I was just watching some of Inception earlier today and just finished watching this movie.
I'd say I'm a pretty smart person. I wasn't sure how to feel about me having figured out the main twist about Margot in the first few minutes, though (that and the married guy). I'm usually hit or miss with plot twists.
But you didn't?
Haven't watched the show in years, which is odd to say - but I'd gotten wrapped up in online stuff in 2020, and my old laptop sucks at playing DVDs (got a desktop computer to be able to watch DVDs, but never use it - this show is the main one that I've thought of watching).
Anyway, from what I recall gathering, she seemed to be meant to keep an eye on him... maybe to monitor if he were broken or otherwise compromised - maybe in part for safety. But having her as his spouse made it easier for him to live a double life without being exposed. The safety aspect is questionable, because she never saved him - but the former and latter make more sense.
I also think she was bored, and loved Edward. She knew it wasn't the same guy. I believe she was the one who killed the tech guy so that they couldn't fix Henry and Edward - because she didn't want to lose Edward.
It was like the wife was a counterpart to the therapist - another caretaker... but unlike the therapist, she previously only got to experience one personality... and everybody seemed to love Edward.
It's ridiculous that they cancelled this show.
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