Air date: 2011-09-14

Runtime: 22 min

David and Michael head to a shopping mall to tackle Michael's fear of small talk. David begins a passionate affair with his editor.

Air date: 2011-09-21

Runtime: 22 min

As part of the therapeutic process, David sends Michael off to a department store to talk to strangers. Things are so complicated with Sammy that David asks his publisher for a new editor.

Air date: 2011-09-27

Runtime: 22 min

David is openly irritated that Michael is dating his receptionist Claire, especially since she knows all about David's book. Will Claire keep his secret?

Air date: 2011-10-04

Runtime: 22 min

Michael is terrified by the idea of spending a night with Claire. What if he snores?

Air date: 2011-10-11

Runtime: 22 min

Michael is seriously not ready to overcome his fear of bridges. Dr. Wasserman and Sammy push David to tell Michael about the book.

Air date: 2011-10-18

Runtime: 22 min

Who can Michael trust? His therapist has betrayed him and his girlfriend has known all along.

Air date: 2011-10-25

Runtime: 22 min

David pushes Michael to explore his fear of heights, putting more strain on their relationship. Michael forces himself to read David's book.

Air date: 2011-11-01

Runtime: 22 min

David is frantic. Michael has disappeared. When he does turn up, Michael announces that there is another therapist in his life.

Air date: 2011-11-08

Runtime: 22 min

Michael embarks on a new course of therapy with Judy, a well-being coach. She recommends David and Michael have a joint session to repair their relationship.

Air date: 2011-11-15

Runtime: 22 min

Michael thinks his sweating is disgusting. But nothing's as hot as the scathing review of David's book.

Air date: 2011-11-29

Runtime: 22 min

The review hurts - a lot. David is successful in desensitizing Michael to the criticism by having him read it out loud, over and over again. The repetition has the opposite effect on David.

Air date: 2011-12-06

Runtime: 22 min

After washing down sleeping pills with Scotch, David wakes up in the emergency ward. For Michael, the successful elder abuse ad campaign means a promotion, more responsibility and more anxiety.