Web Therapy

Fiona Wallice, a therapist who has recently lost her job, decides to offer online therapy sessions via webcam. Her approach is unconventional, believing that the sessions should be brief and that clients should spend more time on personal projects. The series humorously depicts Fiona's struggles to maintain her practice and navigate the bizarre lives of her clients.

Web Therapy was generally well-received, particularly for its improvisational style and Lisa Kudrow's performance. Critics often praised its quick wit and the unique format, though some found the humor to be hit-or-miss. Audience reception was largely positive, with fans appreciating the comedic performances and the show's quirky premise.

• Praised for Lisa Kudrow's comedic talent and the show's improvisational nature.
• The unique webcam format and quirky characters were often highlighted as strengths.
• Some critics found the humor inconsistent, but generally appreciated the unique premise.

Google audience: Google users largely enjoyed the show's comedic elements and unique premise. Many appreciated Lisa Kudrow's performance and the show's format, finding it to be a fun and lighthearted watch.

The series originated as a web series on the Showtime website in 2008 before being developed into a television show.