F R A S I E R (10x17) - Kenny on the Couch - Well, I think we've got time for one last caller.
-Go ahead, Mindy, I'm listening.
-It's about my mother, Dr.
Crane.
Ever since I got married, she's been yes, the cashmere turtleneck is $39.
-Excuse me, what? -Sorry, I work in catalog sales, and my boss just walked past.
So, anyway, my mom -yes, it's on sale till the end of the month.
.
-Mindy, we are pressed for time.
Hold on, Frasier.
Cashmere for under 40 bucks? I'll take one in black.
In medium.
Wait, is that medium-medium or unrealistic-anorexic-model-medium? -It sounds like you might want to go for the large.
-Oh, really.
And that's our show.
What size will Roz order?.
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Will she accesorize?.
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Tune in tomorrow for the exciting conclusion.
Good day, Seattle.
Dynamite show, Doc, one of your best.
Rosalinda, great work on the control panel.
I'm going to start calling you "Control Freak.
" Well, you're probably wondering, "Who put a quarter in him today?" I just got a call from my lawyer.
My divorce: final.
I'm back to my tomcat days.
Lock up your daughters, Seattle! Kenny Daly's on the loose! -You might want to lose the wedding ring, tomcat.
-Oh, yeah.
Time to remove my shackle.
Well, that's weird.
Ooh, that's really stuck! Funny.
That's how my wife described our marriage.
"Stuck!" Well, you're not stuck anymore, are you?! Oh, damn it, damn it! Kenny, Kenny, come on, come on.
Come and sit down.
All right, here.
Take a deep breath.
I'm sorry.
This thing's hit me like a ton of bricks.
The only good news is I'll start getting a check every month.
Kenny, um, divorce can be one of life's most difficult transitions.
Have you considered seeing a professional once or twice a week? I've thought about it, but prostitutes are expensive.
He means a psychiatrist, Kenny.
That is what you meant, right? A shrink? Oh, geez Louise.
I don't think I'd be comfortable talking to a psychiatrist.
Well, I'm a psychiatrist.
You're comfortable talking to me, aren't you? -Are you offering to be my shrink? -No.
-Well, I could probably handle that.
-I was going to refer you to someone.
-Well, can't you help him, Frasier? -Well, I don't know, Roz.
Giving psychotherapy to my employer? It's a bit of a gray area, isn't it? Oh, come on, it's not like he's a real boss.
Yeah, Roz is right.
Come on, Doc, I could use a little help.
Well, I suppose if you'd like to stop by my place and discuss your feelings informally, there'd be no harm in that.
-Thanks, Doc.
And I'm paying you for your time.
-No, no, that's hardly necessary.
No, no, no, I insist, now what do you get? -Kenny, don't worry about it, I'll gladly do it for free.
What do you say we get together Friday night? Thanks, Doc.
I wish my ex-wife was as agreeable as you.
And dead.
Okay, maybe tonight's better.
And the one time I was winning, my dad "accidentally" knocked over the checkerboard.
And he made me pick up all the pieces, too.
Fortunately, my mom was there with an extra piece of cake.
I see.
A controlling, narcissistic father and an overprotective mother.
It has all the earmarks of a classic Oedipus complex.
Well, well.
Old friend, we meet again.
Now, let me tell you, your deep- rooted feelings of castration I'm afraid our time is up.
-Wait, what? This has been fascinating.
I believe we are finally on the brink of discovering a road into some real insights.
I can't tell you, I believe I'm as exhilirated as you are.
-Yeah.
When are we going to talk about my divorce? Ah, you may not know it, Kenny, but we already are.
Now, for out next session, I want you to write a letter telling your father how you feel.
Don't send it, just write it.
-Homework? You never said there was going to be any homework.
-It's all part of the process.
Good night, Kenny.
-But I Geez, I thought that would never end.
Dad, how long have you been in there? -The whole damn time! I went in for a beer, and Kenny came in and started crying and I was trapped.
So how's talking about checkers supposed to help him through a divorce? Dad, the inability to maintain adult relationships often has its roots in parent-child trauma.
-What's your generation gonna do when we're all gone and there's no one left to blame? You know, I really can't tell you how exciting it is to roll up my sleeves again and delve into someone's psyche.
I don't even know where to begin, although you know, I do think it's particularly salient that the father never showed any interest in the things that were most important to his son.
-Sounds good, Fras.
Bye.
Hey, Martin! -Oh, hi, Kenny.
I didn't know you were here.
How's it going? -Okay, I guess.
I have an emotionally crippled father.
You don't say.
So, where you headed? -Uh, gonna grab a beer at McGinty's.
Really? Well, I'm sure dehydrated after all that crying.
You don't say.
You mind if I tag along with you? -Sure, why not? Oh, thanks, Martin.
I really appreciate it.
I bet you were a great dad.
-Oh, geez.
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