Ep 7. Psychic Friends, Part 1

Fiona Wallice, the therapist who treats patients through online video chat, is back with a new episode of Web Therapy season 2. Episode 7 is titled 'Psychic Friends, Part 1'.

The episode begins with Fiona trying to spice up her sessions by introducing a new theme - "The Psychic Hour." She wants to see how her patients will react when they're told to pretend to be psychics who can telepathically communicate with each other. Fiona starts by pretending to have psychic powers and asking her patient, Camilla Bowner (played by Jennifer Elise Cox), to do the same.

Camilla initially seems uncomfortable with the new theme, but she soon gets into character. However, when she receives a message from Fiona that wasn't intended for her, she gets confused and starts to doubt Fiona's abilities.

In the meantime, Fiona's husband Kip (played by Victor Garber) is having financial troubles with his new movie project. Fiona suggests that he talk to her wealthy patient Putsy Hodge (played by Lily Tomlin) and convince her to invest in Kip's film. However, the meeting doesn't go as planned, and Putsy ends up giving Kip an unconventional proposal for the investment.

Fiona's next patient is Heather, played by Courteney Cox, who's back for another session. Heather is still struggling with her love life and finding it hard to move on from her ex-husband. Fiona encourages Heather to start dating again, but Heather resists.

Meanwhile, Fiona's receptionist Jerome (played by Dan Bucatinsky) is having trouble with his new psychic persona. Fiona convinces him to practice more and get in touch with his spiritual side.

The episode ends with Fiona getting a surprise visit from her old friend and former patient, Robin Griner (played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Robin is still in therapy with Fiona, but she's been seeing another therapist as well. Fiona is hurt by Robin's decision and decides to cut ties with her.

Overall, 'Psychic Friends, Part 1' is a hilarious and entertaining episode that showcases the humorous side of therapy. Fiona's attempts to introduce a new theme to her sessions are met with mixed reactions from her patients, and her personal life continues to be as chaotic as ever. The introduction of Julia Louis-Dreyfus' character adds an interesting twist to the episode and leaves viewers intrigued for the next installment.