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In Treatment - The Series
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Sky Arts' new series In Treatment features Gabriel Byrne as Dr Paul Weston and Dianne Wiest as Dr Gina Grant
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Josh Charles as Jake and Embeth Davidtz as Amy
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Gabriel Byrne
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Mia Wasikiowska as Sophie and Gabriel Byrne as Paul
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Dianne Wiest as Dr Gina Grant
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Blair Underwood as Alex
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Mia Waskowska as Sophie
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Gabriel Byrne as Paul Weston
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Embeth Davidtz as Amy
An unusual and emotional series, In Treatment brings a dynamic new focus to a staple of modern society – the psychotherapy session. Five individual stories will be played out over nine weeks, with each story anchored on a specific weekday:
Mondays: Laura - An attractive young anaesthesiologist who’s been Paul’s patient for a year, Laura is in the midst of her own relationship crisis, and is facing an ultimatum: break up with her boyfriend Andrew, or marry him. After she recounts a sordid night at a bar followed by a pre-dawn vigil outside Paul’s office, Laura drops a bombshell: she’s in love with her therapist. Though Paul tells her “I’m not an option,” Laura insists, “You’ve become the centre of my life.” Laura is played by Melissa George.
Tuesdays: Alex - An arrogant Navy pilot who prides himself on his high standards, Alex is drawn to Paul’s reputation as “the best,” yet spends much of his first session challenging the therapist. Alex does give Paul an account of the events that drove him here: the bombing of an Iraqi school in which 16 boys were killed, and a subsequent heart at tack suffered during a 22-mile run with a gay friend. Alex is played by Blair Underwood
Wednesdays: Sophie - A precocious teenage gymnast who won the Junior Nationals, Sophie’s hopes to qualify for the U.S. Olympic team took a hit, literally, when the bike she was riding rammed into the side of a car. She arrives at Paul’s because she needs a “professional opinion” to counter an investigation by the driver’s insurance company, who suspects the accident was a suicide attempt. The girl reveals a strained relationship with her mother but idealizes both her long-time coach and her father whom she rarely sees. Sophie is played by Mia Wasikowska.
Thursdays: Amy and Jake - Jake and Amy, a volatile and strained couple, tried for over five years to have a second child. After years of fertility treatment, Amy gave up – and then got pregnant. However, she’s no longer convinced she should have the baby – a turnaround that infuriates her suspicious husband. On the afternoon of their session, Jake pushes Paul to offer an opinion on whether they should keep the baby. His candid answer comes as a shock to Jake and Amy – and Paul. Josh Charles and Embeth Davidtz play Jake and Amy.
Fridays: Dr Paul Weston meets with his therapist Gina – Paul is a 50-something therapist who conducts his practice from his home-office. He is married to Kate and has two boys and a girl. By all accounts he’s respected and successful, yet it’s clear his nerves are fraying on the edges. After four particularly trying days of therapy, Paul decides he needs the counsel of a retired therapist he hasn’t seen in nearly ten years. Once there, however, he admits to being equally anxious about his own marriage, suspecting his wife might be having an affair.
Despite his stubborn disposition, Paul relied deeply on Gina as his professional supervisor years ago. Since then, Gina lost her husband, turned 60, retired as a therapist, and started writing a novel. Yet when Paul unexpectedly calls her to discuss his growing issues with his practice, the equally strong-willed therapist allows him to return, renewing a complicated relationship between them. Dr Paul Weston is played by Gabriel Byrne and Dr Gina Grant is played by Dianne Wiest.
Tune in for the series at 10pm every weekday on Sky Arts 1 / HD, with an omnibus of the week’s therapy sessions at 10pm every Sunday.
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Latest comments
Gail
Sat 24 October 2009, 16:21
Typo alert to Sky Arts - Blair Underwood of “In Treatment” started on the “Cosby Show” (as in Bill Cosby), NOT the “Crosby Show.” <g>
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Jo Adams
Thu 3 December 2009, 12:23
Can you tell me when you are planning to screen Season 2 of In Treatment? I’m already suffering from withdrawal symptoms after the last episode of Series One
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Louise
Tue 8 December 2009, 21:54
I also want to know when Season 2 will be aired!
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Audrey
Fri 11 December 2009, 19:48
Can you please let us know when or if Season 2 will be on soon?
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peter dawkins
Mon 14 December 2009, 22:39
please is there aseason 2
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JEAN DUNCAN
Tue 15 December 2009, 20:56
WHEN IS SEASON 2 ON PLEASE?
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evelyn jones
Fri 18 December 2009, 17:00
When will series 2 be on???????
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susan oldroyd
Thu 14 January 2010, 21:41
can not wait for the next season
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Liz
Sun 17 January 2010, 04:11
Loved the first series. Add me to those wondering if/when season 2 will be shown. Soon please!
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Clare
Wed 27 January 2010, 20:42
When WHEN when WHEN will season 2 be on?!!! Please tell us?!
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Martin
Mon 15 February 2010, 14:19
Hoping to hear you will be showing Season 2 soon
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Kate
Sat 20 February 2010, 20:21
Tap tap ahem is anyone at Sky Arts listening? When does season two air please?
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Laura
Wed 10 March 2010, 11:52
I emailed Sky direct and they replied to say they had no plans to show series 2 - maybe if enough people email they will change their minds, I’m so dissapointed, what an amazing show.
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Sky Arts
Thu 11 March 2010, 15:28
Dear Laura, I think you may have been given the wrong information! We haven’t got confirmation yet on the second series of In Treatment, but we’re working very hard to secure the rights so we can bring it to you as soon as possible. Keep your eyes peeled on our Twitter feed and you’ll be the first to know once we’ve got it.
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