This show would definitely justify Tom Cruise and Scientology’s disdain for psychotherapy: which perhaps makes it all the more enticing to watch! Lisa Kudrow plays a self-centred, self-appointed-therapist more interested in the advice she’s giving than the problems she’s supposed to be analysing.

As stated in the New York Post: “Kudrow and collaborators Don Roos (who directed her in “The Opposite of Sex”) and producing partner Dan Bucatinsky created the character of entrepreneurial narcissist “Dr.” Fiona Wallice. Professional in appearance but wretched as a dispenser of advice, Dr. Fiona solves her clients’ problems in three-minute Web chats. The sessions, however, usually speak more to the haughty, self-serving Fiona’s personal life than her patients’ issues. After 48 webisodes and three years of Webby Award-winning success, the show is getting a fresh re-packaging (with new interstitial material) as a half-hour program for Showtime.”

Famous-face patients have included Jane Lynch, Courteney Cox and Steven Weber, and the new connective-tissue footage airing on Showtime includes Victor Garber as Fiona’s possibly gay husband and Lily Tomlin as Fiona’s mother. The guest star roster reached a high watermark, however, with Meryl Streep’s appearances late last year.

You can watch Lisa Kudrow’s interview with the BBC HERE

Watch the WEB EPISODES HERE

If you’re not easily offended, and don’t mind a bit of tongue-in-cheek amusement, this map is worth checking out! It really “is what it is”.

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Fortunately for me, I think these are about the last types of vocations you’re likely to catch me involved in!

It’s not an official contest, however, clearly it is hotly contested in what can only be described as an eye-popping display of absolute brain failure on display.

Who do you think deserves the title?

A self-proclaimed fan of many MAD TV skits, this is up there as one of my favourites.

The barometer of public mood’s, Oprah Winfrey on this skit gives away money to “worthy” audience members.

Mean Cards are dark-humoured, cynical and, well, a bit mean sometimes.

Indeed, they’re not your average greeting cards, which given the inspiration for them came when designer Julianna Holowka lost her job and her lifestyle, I understand why.

So the moral is…good and funny things can come out of less than positive situations!

These are the top ten links that I’m enjoying right now:

Pearl, Will Ferrell’s landlord:It’s funny because it could be true (if Pearl was a little older)

Lifehouse & Prof Chris O’Brien: It was sad to learn of Prof Chris O’Brien so please recognise his work and his legacy

Designer Goods by Regenesi They’re stylish, everyday objects and most importantly they’re recycled.

Shaun Micallef sketch Just How Low Can the Credit Crunch Go?

National Men Health Week One of the way to stop the women ruling the world is to ensure that Men get healthier

June 16 Marquette Turner Luxury Home eMagazine Of course it’s one of my favourites! Despite the fact that I contributed, the articles on real estate, recipes, luxury and lifestyle are always interesting.

The Flowing Gardens There seems to be no stopping the Chinese enthusiasm for interesting design and architecture.

Michael Marquette’s “View from the Bridge” Frank as ever, Michael’s this week looking at the media’s apparent confusion when it comes to talking about the real estate market.

BBQ Rum & Coke Ribs Christine always comes up with some great and easy recipes

SALT Village A stunning, quintessential beach house – I’d love to live here!