

Therapy with no patience.
2011 · 4 seasons · 30m · ★ 6.6
Fiona Wallice is a therapist with little patience for her patients. Tired of hearing about people's problems for fifty long minutes, she devises a new treatment, the three-minute video chat. And still, the sessions end up being largely about her. If she's your therapist, you've got problems.
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E12011 · 27m · ★ 5.0
Advice guru Fiona Wallace develops a new brand of three-minute therapy for the Internet and takes on a client whose unique problem could help her promote her services.
E22011 · 29m · ★ 3.0
Frustrated by her marriage, Fiona flirts with several men, while plotting to exploit the sexual issues of a client in order to impress a potential investor.
E32011 · 29m · ★ 4.0
After her business proposal is rejected by her mother, Fiona meets Ted Mitchell, who has been hired to evaluate her services by the Lachman Brothers.
E42011 · 25m · ★ 2.0
After Fiona blackmails her new client Claire to provide her expert promotional skills to web therapy, fate hands her a client who represents a perfect public relations opportunity.
E52011 · 28m · ★ 4.0
Business is booming for reasons that have nothing to do with Fiona's actual abilities, but she's not complaining until she gets a new client with a personal connection to her family.
E62011 · 28m · ★ 6.0
Fiona's marriage crumbles when she discovers her husband's secret life, while her mother's hidden past threatens Fiona's business plan.
E72011 · 26m · ★ 8.0
Fiona gets her house in order by hiring a new employee and hatching a scheme with her husband to expose the impostor in their family.
E82011 · 25m · ★ 7.0
Fiona's new client is an Internet psychic who has lost her abilities and wants the web therapist's help in retrieving them.
E92011 · 24m · ★ 8.0
Fiona's principal investor Robert Lachman goes out of business but Fiona still manages to make him pay up.
E102011 · 29m · ★ 6.0
Fiona hits it off personally and professionally with a wealthy media mogul until her marriage to Kip suddenly becomes much more attractive.

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