Fiona always wants to have her way, but it is clear that sometimes the universe has its way. And apparently the universe doesn't like Fiona very much. Why do I say that? I think it is obvious after viewing Showtime's Web Therapy, season 3 episode 3, airing on Tuesday August 6, 2013.
The universe takes delight is delivering "comeuppance" to Fiona.
Fiona has been telling Jackson that she is too good for him—she thinks he is a loser, but on this episode she learns that Jackson could buy and sell her many times over. He has become rich running a group called Quorum (Scientology, anyone?).This is where all his previously observed psychobabble is coming from.
Fiona also learns that the universe wants her two lovers to meet. Jackson has not met Austen yet, but I don't think it will be good for Fiona when Austen finds out she had a one-night stand with Pickett. (Of course, Austen had several nights' stand with Hayley to whom he is now sham-married so his heir will be legitimate when it is born, so perhaps he will be understanding.)
Web Therapy is wonderfully absurd, and Lisa Kudrow makes a magnificent Fiona. A lot of the show is improvisation, so the plot takes wild twists and turns as the actors try to surprise and challenge each other with bizarre responses. At the end of each episode, we see some outtakes, and we realize how difficult it is for the actors to keep a straight face.
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The universe takes delight is delivering "comeuppance" to Fiona.
Fiona has been telling Jackson that she is too good for him—she thinks he is a loser, but on this episode she learns that Jackson could buy and sell her many times over. He has become rich running a group called Quorum (Scientology, anyone?).This is where all his previously observed psychobabble is coming from.
Fiona also learns that the universe wants her two lovers to meet. Jackson has not met Austen yet, but I don't think it will be good for Fiona when Austen finds out she had a one-night stand with Pickett. (Of course, Austen had several nights' stand with Hayley to whom he is now sham-married so his heir will be legitimate when it is born, so perhaps he will be understanding.)
Web Therapy is wonderfully absurd, and Lisa Kudrow makes a magnificent Fiona. A lot of the show is improvisation, so the plot takes wild twists and turns as the actors try to surprise and challenge each other with bizarre responses. At the end of each episode, we see some outtakes, and we realize how difficult it is for the actors to keep a straight face.
Read the full review on my blogspot blog: Premium Cable Reviews
