Fiona Wallice starts a 3-minute web therapy session because she finds the 50-minute session long-winded, fatuous and maudlin; the best part is that she casually informs this to her first patient as if she is telling him 'I don't want to be bored with your talks!". In fact, Fiona may be the worst or in other words the coolest web therapists because the conventional therapists can be so preachy and annoying. She sorts out her past issues with her old flame and ex-colleague who had kissed her by misinterpreting her line of "Please close the door" as "Please kiss my lips!". The man now looks lonely, despondent and diffident and Fiona tries to sort his problem.
Much of the humor comes from the sharp-witted script, Kudrow's matter-of-factly delivery and Tim Bagley's reactions. However, Lisa has the habit of drawling out her lines a lot, thus restraining the number of punch lines that could be there in one episode. In the brilliant episode with Meryl, Meryl delivers so many punches in the little time that she gets, something that Lisa should learn (a couple of vocal lessons).
Overall, a great starter!
My Rating: 6.3 out of 10
Much of the humor comes from the sharp-witted script, Kudrow's matter-of-factly delivery and Tim Bagley's reactions. However, Lisa has the habit of drawling out her lines a lot, thus restraining the number of punch lines that could be there in one episode. In the brilliant episode with Meryl, Meryl delivers so many punches in the little time that she gets, something that Lisa should learn (a couple of vocal lessons).
Overall, a great starter!
My Rating: 6.3 out of 10
