User reviews

The laugh track is way too loud and forced in this episode. And they keep changing the opening of the show. It would be interesting to know what kind of pressure they were getting from the network. Luckily there's still all the same chemistry with the cast.

We're into the third season and there seem to be some changes in Bob's patients. The biggest change is Bob's sister being a regular character in her relationship with Howard Borden.

With the opening it seems they tweaked the theme music a little earlier on. They changed the from him answering the phone to having him close the "Group in session" sign.

A very enjoyable episode to view with quite a few twists and turns all blending in for very good comedy. Lots of charm, good casting of one-time characters,, and very snappy writing.

I've always been a big fan of Richard Stahl (bellboy) and his dry deadpan humor.. A real treat that he was cast in the episode. That Bob had to work nights with his wacko group therapy patients offered some interesting inconsistencies. In previous episodes it's been established Bob starts at 10:00 a.m. Why not just start earlier rather than spending such late hours at the office? Richard Stahl and Katherine Ish (Mrs Henderson) both in the episode were long time married .