I know a good bit about individual therapy. I've gone for years, interviewed a bunch of therapists

about one-on-one talk therapy, but there's more than one type of therapy in the world.

There's group, for instance. I'll be honest, most of what I know about group therapy,

I know from the Bob Newhart show. Bob played Bob Hartley, a psychologist, and he had a

group. There was Mr. Carlin.

I think I'm overcoming my agrophobia. I didn't even know he had a fear of open places.

Open places? Agrophobia is a fear of open places. I thought it was a fear of agricultural

products.

Sorry.

Well, anyway, wheat doesn't scare me anymore.

Mrs. Baceman?

I hope you find your dear husband.

If not, get a cat.

And Mr. Peterson.

For once in my life, I'll do what I want.

I won't listen to anyone.

I'll make my own decisions.

Is that okay with you, Dr. Harley?

I like to think group therapy helped those characters,

even though they mostly talked in joke setups and punchlines.

I don't think it was probably realistic group therapy.

I don't think that's what the writers of the show were going for.

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