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Did anyone watch In Treatment?(...) No.222507664
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Did anyone watch In Treatment? How is it?  No.222507664 Archived
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bump because i just read the synopsis and now im interested in how i never heard of this
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>>222507664
I watched a bit of it like 20 fucking years ago when it came out.
All I remember was feeling irritated when it revealed Byrne's therapist character was saturated in relationshit drama with his wife or something.
I suppose I decided the show was something like 'emotional drama' trash, where the psychology of the characters is not presented to be understood but instead to titillate.
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