In Treatment

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 Canada In 'In Treatment,' Gabriel Byrne, left, plays a psychotherapist who is coping with issues of his own. * It's the end of another outstanding season of In Treatment, and psychotherapist Dr. Paul Weston (Gabriel Byrne) and his own shrink, ...

One popped up, this weekend, while watching an episode of “In Treatment” on OnDemand, in which actor Gabriel Byrne plays psychiatrist Paul Weston. In a resonating scene, Weston and his own therapist Gina, played by Dianne Wiest are concluding a session ...

With perennial awards-favorite Dianne Wiest's continued excellence on "In Treatment", as well as the challenging, heartbreaking Alison Pill and bitterly ascerbic Hope Davis on the outstanding HBO drama will assure a victory for one of these ...

 Canada In Treatment (HBO Canada, Sunday and Monday, 9 pm) is a joy to watch and is probably the best series on TV right now. A significant showcase for actors, it has numerous outstanding performances in the patients being treated by therapist Paul (Gabriel ...

 - Ken Tucker Be sure to watch the next three Monday episodes; you'll really want to see Paul's own session with his therapist, Gina (all hail Dianne Wiest), to see how he's coping with his own grief. Are you watching In Treatment? What do you think of the season so ...

If you've been contemplating the pros and cons of therapy lately, you are not alone. Today on Fresh Air with Terry Gross, actor Gabriel Byrne talked about his role as a psychoanalyst in the HBO series In Treatment. Insightfully, Terry Gross asks Byrne ... Recent obsessions 77 Square

 NY There'sa news report that Stephen Hawking is “seriously ill.” How can they tell? You see that article a couple weeks ago with Gabriel Byrne talking about how tough it is, working on that HBO show In Treatment? Have you seen In Treatment? ...

As it was last season, each patient gets his or her own episode -- a half-hour HBO session -- with a fifth installment given over to Dr. Paul's own therapy visit to his mentor-shrink, Gina, played by the ever-serene Dianne Wiest. ... Talking about the addictive 'In Treatment' with Gabriel Byrne...

If you have HBO or Showtime, tonight's your lucky night — even moreso if you have both! One of Showtime's new signature series wraps up its first season tonight, while new seasons of acclaimed dramas begin on both Showtime and HBO. Photos courtesy of Showtime and HBO

 UT In Treatment (10 and 10:30 pm, HBO): This series about psychiatrist and his patients begins a second season with a pair of new episodes. There are some who love this show … but I'm not one of them. You can be the first to comment on this story.

 NY By David Hinckley Gabriel Byrne says he's never watched an episode of "In Treatment," the Emmy-winning HBO drama in which he returns Sunday night for a second season as therapist Paul Weston. That's no slight on the show or Paul Weston, ...

Gabriel Byrne as a psychotherapist and Aaron Shaw as a patient whose parents are going through a divorce, in the second season of "In Treatment," beginning on Sunday on HBO. By ALESSANDRA STANLEY People go into therapy to learn from their mistakes, ...

  USA At the end of January 2008, HBO began airing "In Treatment," starring Gabriel Byrne as a psychotherapist. The series was imported from Israel almost intact, given American actors and arrayed on HBO in an uncommon manner - five half-hour episodes each ...

 CA In Treatment" (9 pm HBO). A second season of treatment has the newly divorced therapist moving to New Jersey and running his practice out of his brownstone. -- "United States of Tara" (10 pm Showtime). Tara and her varied personalities face her past ...

 CA Gabriel Byrne will be seen starting a second year of the HBO drama In Treatment at 9 pm Sunday -- as a therapist who also sees one, played by Dianne Wiest. When the season begins, his Dr. Paul Weston has moved from Maryland to New York, where he has a ...

 United States In Treatment: Season 1 This HBO drama series stars Gabriel Byrne as a therapist in therapy. The show got mixed reviews, but the network plans to bring it back for a second season this year. -- Midsomer Murders: Set 12 A British mystery series inspired ...

This season's schedule for the show, which stars Gabriel Byrne as a therapist, is a little more forgiving. Instead of airing five nights a week, two of the half-hour episodes will play on Sundays with three more — including Paul's session with his own therapist, Gina (Dianne Wiest) — on Mo...

‘In Treatment’ is released by HBO Home Video and stars Gabriel Byrne, Melissa George, Blair Underwood, Mia Wasikowska, Josh Charles, Embeth Davidtz, and Dianne Wiest. It was created by Hagai Levi with Ori Sivan & Nir Bergman. ... New Season of In Treatmen Begins April 5th on HBO Canada Cha...

 WA Even by HBO standards, In Treatment ($59.99) is an innovative show. Most of the 48 episodes show a brilliant, troubled therapist (the emotional genius Gabriel Byrne) going mano a mano with some intensely messed up patients, including a couple utterly ...

By Tempo Gabriel Byrne will be back as therapist Paul Weston, who has set up a new practice in Brooklyn, and Dianne Wiest, who played Weston’s own therapist, will return as Gina Toll (Weston will commute back to Maryland each week to see her).

By Seanathan In alphabetical order 30 Rock (NBC)Battlestar Galactica (SCI-FI)Burn Notice (USA)Chuck (NBC)Generation Kill (HBO)Gossip Girl (CW)How I Met Your Mother (CBS)In Treatment (HBO)It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX)Lost (ABC)Mad Men (AMC)The Office (NBC)Pushing Daisies (ABC)T...

By Alan Sepinwall(asepinwall@starledger.com) Last year, the top 10 list ran on the same day as my list of the best episodes for shows that didn't crack the top 10, but this year that second list won't run until Monday. So feel free to grouse about the absence of "30 Rock," "Friday Night Lights," et al between now and Monday, when I give 'em nic...

By LiRa Listed below are the Top 10 TV shows of 2008, according to a panel judge of the American Film Institute Awards. 10 BEST TV PROGRAMS OF 2008 “Breaking Bad” “In Treatment” “John Adams” “Life” “Lost” “Mad Men” “The Office” “Recount” “The Shield” “The Wire”

By Susannah NBC’s Life received its first ever awards attention Sunday when the American Film Institute announced its top 10 TV programs of the year. The other television honorees (which include series, telepics and minis) are Breaking Bad, In Treatment, John Adams, Lost, Mad Men, The Office, Reco...

By jetsamjr Best television series drama Dexter House In Treatment Mad Men True Blood Best actor in a television series, drama Gabriel Byrne, In Treatment Michael C. Hall, Dexter Jon Hamm, Mad Men Hugh Laurie, House Jonathan Rhys Meyers, The Tudors

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By STV BEST TV SERIES, MUSICAL OR COMEDY · Californication · Entourage · The Office · 30 Rock · Weeds BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: SERIES, MINISERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TV · Eileen Atkins, Cranford · Laura Dern, Recount · Melissa George, In Treatment · Dianne Wiest, In Treatment

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By Tempo It's been a while since I did one of these, but I thought I'd bust out a list of links to some notable TV developments. The Golden Globes nominations came out today, and honored "In Treatment," "Mad Men," "30 Rock" and several other show's you'd pretty much expect to be on the list. Kristin Dos S...

By STV Dexter, Friday Night Lights, Lost, Mad Men and The Wire occupy this year's dramatic category, with Lost filling in for 2008 retiree The Sopranos. (Dexter was the only one of the nominees to earn an episode nod as well.) In comedy, 30 Rock, Entourage, The Office, The Simpsons and Weeds earned...

By Diane Kristine A new neighbour is coming to Durham County with some dark new secrets. The second season of the acclaimed television drama, set to air on Canada's The Movie Network and Movie Central next year, is adding cast member Michelle Forbes (In Treatment, Battlestar Galactica) as the latest foil f...

By theTVaddict more…) In anticipation of Sunday’s EMMY Awards, theTVaddict.com is proud [or not-so-proud depending on how things turn out] to once again present our GUARANTEED EMMY WINNERS 2008* Nominees (L to R): Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama: Gabriel Byrne [IN TREATMENT], Bryan Cranston [BREA...

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By theTVaddict Good News: HBO renewed the Alan Ball Vampire series TRUE BLOOD after only two episodes. Bad News: The renewal comes from the network that green-lit a second season of IN TREATMENT and a DEADWOOD wrap-up movie. And how are those projects going… oh wait… [Source]

By noreply@blogger.com (Idol Thoughts) Cynthia Nixon, Kathryn Joosten, Tim Conway and Glynn Turman took home the Guest Actor and Actress prizes for Law and Order: SVU, Desperate Housewives, 30 Rock and In Treatment, respectively, while Sarah Silverman (and others) picked up the Emmy for their lyrics to "I'm Fucking Matt Dam...

By Tempo In the past year or two, there has been a fair amount of turmoil at the cable network: an executive shuffle at the top, some programming stinkers (“John From Cincinnati,” the abandoned “12 Miles of Bad Road”) plus a few critical hits (“In Treatment,” “Flight of the Conchords”) that haven’...

By theTVaddict Christian Clemenson, “Boston Legal” (”Roe vs. Wade, The Musical”) Ted Danson, “Damages” (”Jesus, Mary and Joe Cocker”) William Shatner, “Boston Legal” (”Mad About You”) Blair Underwood, “In Treatment” (”Alex: Week 6″) Jake Weber, “Medium” (”Wicked Game, Part 1″)

The show, which stars Gabriel Byrne as a therapist, is one of the more unusual programs to appear on HBO in recent years. The half-hour show aired five days a week, Monday through Friday, with each day focusing on a session with a different patient. For the first four days of the week, Byrne's c...

 CA - Where Paul does get to emote on his own terms is in his weekly sessions with his own therapist, Gina (Dianne Wiest). "There's a shift in the power ...

 CA - By ROBERT ABELE With two days of shooting followed by eight days off to create nine weeks' worth of "In Treatment" episodes, Embeth Davidtz fell in love ...

The critically acclaimed series starring Gabriel Byrne averaged 2 million viewers per episode. With schedules that are simple to remember, such as originals on Friday or reality shows on Wednesday, viewers are less likely to use a DVR to organize their viewing.

By Kate Clinton Instead of going to therapy, I've been watching HBO's In Treatment with Gabriel Byrne and my favorite, Dianne Wiest. Not really. I can't watch. I'm too restless, but my friends who watch say he never discusses insurance coverage, ...

By Tom Lewis These two shows represent a huge investment on the part of Showtime and to think that they are not attempting to take Sunday night away from HBO is naive. While both of these shows are very well done, Tracey Ullman's State of the Union is the true groundbreaker and will be the TV Junkie Pick O' t...

By George Simpson Gabriel Byrne: “How was your week?” Gabriel Byrne: “Did you go online this week? Gabriel Byrne: “Really?  How many hours?” Gabriel Byrne: “For the week, why that’s wonderful…” Gabriel Byrne: “Oh, my…” Me: “Sorry, Paul, logging off now…”

By Paul Levinson Skipping ahead to Paul's session on Friday with Gina, we find that Paul indeed thinks that Alex took his life. Paul is in this session without Kate. He engages in his customary needling of Gina ... and Gina responds with a hurricane of revelation about what makes her tick. She wants to help Paul, but won't tolerate his painting her into a corner that doesn't jibe with who really is, or thinks she is. When it's over, it's clear that Gina may be more the powerful, intelligent, and better therapist than Paul. This was easily the best episode with Gina (and also a sterling, powerhouse performance by Dianne Wiest), and also one of the best in the series. And the permission that Gina gives Paul to explore and decide upon his relationship with Laura was appropr...   [read the full post]

By Tempo Among “In Treatment’s” rabid fans, debates have raged about whether Weston is actually a good therapist. Certainly his continued treatment of Laura (Melissa George), a patient who has confessed romantic feelings for the brooding doctor, is problematic. But whether Weston’s a good the...

Personally, I've been TiVoing all the episodes and hoping to settle in for a long marathon sometime down the line. But I don't have to do that, at least for the first three weeks: HBO has made the first 15 episodes available as a podcast from the iTunes store. Those same 15 episodes are also stre...

By Paul Levinson The show consists of a 30-minute segment every weekday evening. Psychotherapist Paul, played by the always memorable Gabriel Byrne, sees a different patient Monday through Thursday. And on the 5th day, Friday, he sees his own therapist, Gina (played by Dianne Wiest) and becomes a patient himself. Four different stories having no real connection except their excellence as narratives and the excellence with which they are acted - and Paul as the psychotherapist they all see. And on Friday, Paul reverses his role, and Gabriel Byrne puts in just as powerful a performance as patient. There's a nice symmetry here as Paul as patient goes through many of same acts of his patients - wondering why he came to his therapist, threatening to leave, verb...   [read the full post]

And on Friday, Paul, battered by the brutal vicissitudes of his profession and his own unhappy home life (Michelle Forbes plays his brittle, unfaithful spouse Kate), meets with Gina (Dianne Wiest), his heretofore estranged mentor, for therapy of his own. These episodes feel superfluo...

Gabriel Byrne stars as psychotherapist Paul Weston, and each half-hour installment focuses on a session with a different patient. On Tuesdays, there's Alex (Blair Underwood), a pilot struggling to come to terms with something that happened in Iraq; on Wednesdays, it's Sophie (Mia Was...

By Tempo The first gimmick is that “In Treatment” airs five nights a week. Before you recoil at the idea of spending five nights a week on the couch with a therapist and his patients — even if the therapist is played by the masterful Byrne — take a deep breath and calm down.

By Ed Bark Continuing on weeknights at the same hour Starring: Gabriel Byrne, Diane Wiest, Blair Underwood, Josh Charles, Embeth Davidtz, Melissa George, Mia Wasikowska, Michelle Forbes Produced by: Rodrigo Garcia, Hagai Levi, Stephen Levinson, Mark Wahlberg ...And In Treatment's opening nig...