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Self-absorbed therapist Fiona Wallice (Lisa Kudrow) tries a new method of treatment, three-minute online sessions that invariably end up focusing on herself. In the first episode, Fiona sees a very marketable upside in a new client.
Fiona, frustrated by her marriage, flirts with several men and plots to exploit the sexual issues of a client in order to impress a potential investor.
Fiona deals with her mother's rejection of a business proposal and the guy the Lachman Brothers have hired to evaluate her practice.
Fiona blackmails a new client in order to utilize the woman's promotional expertise, which in turn lands her a client who could possibly provide public-relations help.
Business is brisk despite Fiona's suspect abilities, but a new client with a family connection complicates matters.
Fiona's marriage is on the rocks after she discovers what her husband's been up to. Meanwhile, her mother's secret past has an impact on her business.
Fiona hires a new employee. Elsewhere, Fiona and her husband come up with a plan to unmask the impostor in their family.
An Internet psychic (Courteney Cox) never saw it coming when she loses her abilities and now seeks Fiona's expertise in regaining the "gift."
Fiona loses her principal investor when he goes out of business, but she's still able to get him to pony up some funds.
A media tycoon has a personal and professional impact on Fiona, but improvements in her relationship with Kip leave her in a quandary.
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Critic Reviews for Web Therapy Season 1
All Critics (11) | Top Critics (9) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (6)
Ambiently amusing but generally inert.
The cameos often are amusing, and so is Kudrow.
Kudrow and Garber, particularly, bring such a twinkly effortlessness as actors that one can forgive the more stilted moments.
It's not just that Kudrow has failed to find a vehicle for her comedic talents since Friends; it's that the two-dimensional, often insufferable characters she's created are largely to blame for the failure of those projects in the first place.
While the project had its devotees in its original form, the first four legs of a 10-episode flight feel stilted and claustrophobic.
A visually uninteresting half-hour filled with rambling conversations, as the actors struggle to advance what little story there is while slipping in the all-too-occasional funny remark.
While Web Therapy is certainly clever and occasionally funny, it lacks both the nerve and verve of The Comeback.
Innovative and hilarious.
The fine cast, both regulars and guest stars, elevates the proceedings considerably.
It's great to see Kudrow back on TV, but this visually static and comically stunted gimmick wears thin pretty quickly.
Web Therapy allows its characters to talk through the jokes, rewarding viewers who pay close attention.
Audience Reviews for Web Therapy: Season 1
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Aug 19, 2018Fresh and hilarious.
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Jul 26, 2016Amazing how a show entirely about a skype conversation can be so hilarious!
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Aug 09, 2015I've watched the first 3 episodes so far, and I was half way through the 2nd episode when I realized that a little bit of Fiona Wallice (Lisa Kudrow) goes a long way. I did appreciated the guest stars though, especially Lily Tomlin as her mom. I'll give it a few more episodes, but this is not a show thats meant for binge watching.
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