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What shows have extended therapy arcs?
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2023
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A sweeping statement to make when you don't know why OP is asking this.
Maybe they really enjoy watching the subtle conversational interplay of those therapy segments in shows, same way people might enjoy shows about the legal profession or politics.
Maybe they are writing a book and want to get some inspiration for how to structure their scenes.
Nothing unhinged about any of that.
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