Web Therapy

Lisa Kudrow stars in this online series ported to TV featuring extra material

Sundays, Showtime

Current Season: 2 - Total Episodes: 21
Highest Rated: Ep 9, Season 2

“Electile Dysfunction”

by Brandon Nowalk September 9, 2012 -

The Wallices wind up back where they started in a deflating season finale.

“Stalk Therapy”

by Brandon Nowalk September 2, 2012 -

Chickens are coming home to roost in a moody, electric calm before the storm.

“The Insanity Offense”

by Brandon Nowalk August 27, 2012 -

The best episode yet features four increasingly dark vignettes about the confusion of long-distance communication.

B+

“Man-Cave Man”

by Brandon Nowalk August 20, 2012 -

Conan O'Brien plays himself on a funny, unserialized episode that would make a great introduction to the show.

Ep. 11, Season 2
“Electile Dysfunction”
Ep. 10, Season 2
“Stalk Therapy”
Ep. 9, Season 2
“The Insanity Offense”
Ep. 8, Season 2
“Man-Cave Man”

Features Reviews

Season

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“Strange Bedfellows”
Episode 10

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C
“Whistle While You Work”
Episode 9

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C
"Psychic Analysis"
Episode 8

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C-
“Exposed!”
Episode 7

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B-
“We’ve Got A Secret”
Episode 6

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B-
“Shrinking And Growing”
Episode 5

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C
"Public Relations"
Episode 4

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C+
"Shrink Rap"
Episode 3

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C-
"Desperate Measures"
Episode 2

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B
"Click To Start"
Episode 1

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B

“Electile Dysfunction”
Episode 11

The Wallices wind up back where they started in a deflating season finale.
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B
“Stalk Therapy”
Episode 10

Chickens are coming home to roost in a moody, electric calm before the storm.
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A
“The Insanity Offense”
Episode 9

The best episode yet features four increasingly dark vignettes about the confusion of long-distance communication.
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A
“Man-Cave Man”
Episode 8

Conan O'Brien plays himself on a funny, unserialized episode that would make a great introduction to the show.
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B+
“Infanticipation”
Episode 7

Fiona provokes Ben to some serious soul-searching, and Jerome has a surrogate.
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A-
“Adaptation”
Episode 6

Fiona takes a page from Tony Soprano and bumps off four perceived opponents.
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A-
“National Exposure”
Episode 5

Fiona's media tour emphasizes the self-promotion at the heart of Web Therapy.
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A-
“Sister Act”
Episode 4

Julia Louis-Dreyfus plays Fiona's sister in a dark, revealing portrait of their childhood.
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B+
“Campaign Reform”
Episode 3

Fiona meets Kip's campaign manager in a more grounded and, in turn, more hilarious episode.
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A-
“Blindsides And Backslides”
Episode 2

Fiona leaves Austen, and Kip leaves Camilla in a slightly broad, very funny, plot-heavy episode.
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B
“Getting It Straight”
Episode 1

Kip goes to gay reparative therapy and Fiona deals with Austen’s tough right-hand woman.
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B

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NBC invites you to remember how much you liked Grimm before jerking it all over the schedule
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Celebrate Walter White’s 51st birthday—he probably doesn’t have many of those left
Celebrate Walter White’s 51st birthday—he probably doesn’t have many of those left. Also: The Great Vampire War begins and Nancy Botwin tries to forge ahead with pot.
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Read all about Web Therapy, just in case you meet someone who watches Web Therapy
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Alphas returns to see if it can follow up a promising first season with a great second one
Alphas had one of the most promising first seasons for a new science fiction show in ages, but will season two follow suit? Also: The Bunheads spend a wild night out.
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Resume your weekly sessions with Lisa Kudrow and Web Therapy
Resume your weekly sessions with Lisa Kudrow and Web Therapy. Also: President Bartlet has tie problems, and Batgirl (before Batman departs).
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Beyond the Top 30: other 2011 TV highlights
Highlights from shows outside The A.V. Club’s best-of list.
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Victor Garber
Although playing “egotistical pricks” is one of his specialties, Victor Garber has also performed as Jesus, Ernest Hemingway, a Klingon, and much more.
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Lisa Kudrow
The actress and creator of Web Therapy talks about taking an Internet show to television, the regrettable loss of The Comeback, and her movie strategy.
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