Lista de episodios

A summer party. A stormy night. And a shocking revelation about Joe's neighbor next door.

A new psychiatrist. A fight between brother and sister. And bank robbery. It's 1981, and Marty finds relief in the advice of a new psychiatrist, which shapes every part of his life.

A new figure appears at Marty's office and imposes a new way of doing things at Marty's business.

The guest list for the Hamptons parties was filled with celebrities. But mingling among those guests were some of Ike's patients. And not just Marty.

Detective novels. Personal memoirs. Patient notes. Marty spent hundreds of hours typing and re-typing them all, until he finally had enough.

Marty cleans house, and makes a call to someone he hasn't seen in decades.

Joe Nocera shares some recent updates on the story with Laura Beil, host of "Dr Death."

Breaking news in the case of Dr Isaac Herschkopf.

Former patients of Ike's have been sharing more stories with Joe ever since the podcast came out. In this special update episode, we hear about Elizabeth Wurtzel, Nora McInerny, and a woman who says Ike put her life in one of his unpublished novels. Meanwhile, Marty's efforts to see Ike stripped of his medical license continue.

It ends, like it began, with a visitor at Joe's door. The New York State Department of Health has reached a conclusion in Ike's case, but who will they believe?

The Shrink Next Door is now an Apple TV+ series with Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd, playing the roles of Marty Markowitz and Ike Hershkopf. Joe Nocera talks with the two actors about what it was like to step into the shoes of two real life people, how they decided which part they were going to play, and what they learned from this wild journey.

For Kathryn Hahn and Casey Wilson, it was a new challenge to play roles that were based on real-life people: Marty's sister and Ike's wife. Both actresses spoke to Joe Nocera about the acting choices they made as women who love two very different, but troubled men.

Between a global pandemic and filming the entire TV series in Los Angeles, Michael Showalter talks about the challenges he faced in bringing the podcast to the television screen and how his own experience in therapy sparked his initial interest in Marty and Ike's story.

Georgia Pritchett has a track record of bringing humanity into awful, morally compromised characters. She talks with Joe Nocera, about how she brought that same approach to The Shrink Next Door, what she thought when she first heard the podcast and why she sees the whole saga as a love story.