Dr. Griffin (10 Feb. 2010)

Sean and Christian begin group psychotherapy in an attempt to resolve their escalating problems, with both revealing long-held secrets and their true perspectives on one another. Liz joins ... See full summary »

Director:

Tim Hunter

Writers:

Ryan Murphy (creator), Jennifer Salt

Stars:

Dylan Walsh, Julian McMahon, John Hensley

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Dylan Walsh	...	Dr. Sean McNamara
Julian McMahon	...	Dr. Christian Troy
John Hensley	...	Matt McNamara
Roma Maffia	...	Dr. Liz Cruz
Kelly Carlson	...	Kimber Henry (credit only)
Joely Richardson	...	Julia McNamara (credit only)
Molly Price	...	Dahlia Mark
Brian Howe	...	Ron Mark
Melonie Diaz	...	Ramona Perez
Elaine Kagan	...	Dr. Karen Singer
Daniel Benzali	...	Dr. Griffin
Linda Klein	...	Nurse Linda

Storyline

Sean and Christian begin group psychotherapy in an attempt to resolve their escalating problems, with both revealing long-held secrets and their true perspectives on one another. Liz joins in with therapy too, revealing her own opinions on the Sean/Christian relationship, as well as a secret she has been keeping from Christian. Meanwhile, Matt announces his plans for his own future and introduces Sean and Christian to his fiancée Ramona.

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Plot Keywords:

therapy | psychologist | shot in the head | couples therapy

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Genres:

Drama

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

10 February 2010 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Ryan Murphy Productions, Shephard/Robin Company, The, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

41 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

User Reviews

The only good episode this season (...so far)

I'm missing the last 3 episodes of the show but so far this has been for me the only one worth my attention. It was great, it focused on their feelings and thoughts and they even revisited some past actions. I liked that. It was -in some way- similar to the Julia McNamara episode (the best of season 2) because you were intrigued throughout the whole episode and you felt compelled to watch more. So far this season has been more of the same, over and over, the same plot, the same things not fixed but revisited as if they are about to be dealed with, but no...and I'm wondering if Christian is going to think again about his children, how she killed Gina on that rooftop or if Matt finally is going to vanish forever and for always (what an annoying character who hasn't paid yet his hit-and-run).