Web Therapy

The first few episodes were hard to watch because Fiona is not a likable character. I had the same issue when I first started watching The Office (US). Michael drove me nuts. However, just like the Office, once you get sucked into the plots and hilarious "therapy" situations of Web Therapy, you can't stop watching. The writing is hilarious and the various actors that partner with the show are great!It was disappointing that there were "only" three seasons to watch. Hopefully Showtime will air it (that's what I read in May 2011). Crossing my fingers.

I REALLY enjoy this show. I love the length and topics. However, for everyone with a Mac, they'd know that according to the top right corner, the comp the "session" is aired on is not even online. While I think the show is brilliant, the desktop's offline status and clock could have been done more realistically. I still love Kudrow and she should def get roles in tons of comic movies.

This show proves its brilliance with each passing episode. Even in Season 3, you can't see the writing, which is highly unusual and makes me look forward to each episode with glee. The entire cast is perfect in their awful roles! It's rare to see villainy done so well.

Great variety of problems from resourceful writers. Wonderful cast and equally talented roster of guest actors. While I immensely enjoy seeing Kudrow's snobbish, patronizing, in-denial, overly-confident character conniving, squirming, and trying her best to appear calm and composed in the face of terrible revelations about her private life, this character is merely a continuation of her other character from a previous series, The Comeback. I do hope to see the talented Ms. Kudrow stretch her ability furthermore.The clock in the background stays frozen on Friday, 12:40:49 PM. It's beside the point of the show, but if you are going to use a make-believe web-chat on a computer screen, perhaps a working time clock would be a good detail. Because each episode is very short, the show would do better to do away with the Intro ("Hi, I am Fiona Wallice, and this is Web Therapy") or have a much shorter intro. Also, at Hulu, each short episode preceded by an ad can get annoying once you see several episodes in a row. This should be treated as a "clip" and only has a voice-over announcement of the ad ("This episode is brought to you by Acme Company"). Of course I understand that the experience would be different when one watches just an episode per week.