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HBO Signs Up For Third Round Of IN TREATMENT!!
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For some reason I thought this series was done – but look! Press release!
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HBO RENEWS CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED DRAMA SERIES IN TREATMENT FOR THIRD SEASON, WITH PRODUCTION TO START IN NEW YORK NEXT YEAR; GABRIEL BYRNE STARS
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23, 2009 - HBO has renewed the Emmy®-winning half-hour drama series IN TREATMENT, which will begin production on its third season in New York in early 2010, with debut scheduled for later in the year, it was announced today by Michael Lombardo, president, Programming Group and West Coast Operations, HBO.
“IN TREATMENT is synonymous with inspired writing and brilliant acting,” noted Lombardo. “This is the kind of show that could only flourish on HBO, and we’re proud to bring it back.”
Gabriel Byrne (Emmy® nominee and Golden Globe winner for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama) stars in the series as Dr. Paul Weston, with additional cast members to be announced as they are confirmed.
The second season of IN TREATMENT inspired resounding critical praise, with the New York Times hailing the show for “powerful acting and well-wrought dialogue,” while the Los Angeles Times said the “well-drawn and compelling performances are uniformly terrific.” The Chicago Sun-Times called the series “fascinating” and Newsday termed it a “fine and absorbing show.”
Joining the show as executive producers are Anya Epstein (HBO’s “Tell Me You Love Me”) and Danny Futterman (“Capote”). Returning executive producers on the show include Stephen Levinson, Mark Wahlberg and Hagai Levi. It is expected that Paris Barclay will return as an executive producer/director.
IN TREATMENT is produced by HBO Entertainment; executive producers, Stephen Levinson, Mark Wahlberg, Hagai Levi, Anya Epstein and Danny Futterman; co-executive producers, Noa Tishby and Gabriel Byrne; producer, Sarah Lum.
IN TREATMENT is produced by HBO Entertainment in association with Leverage, Closest to the Hole Productions and Sheleg.
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HBO RENEWS CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED DRAMA SERIES IN TREATMENT FOR THIRD SEASON, WITH PRODUCTION TO START IN NEW YORK NEXT YEAR; GABRIEL BYRNE STARS
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23, 2009 - HBO has renewed the Emmy®-winning half-hour drama series IN TREATMENT, which will begin production on its third season in New York in early 2010, with debut scheduled for later in the year, it was announced today by Michael Lombardo, president, Programming Group and West Coast Operations, HBO.
“IN TREATMENT is synonymous with inspired writing and brilliant acting,” noted Lombardo. “This is the kind of show that could only flourish on HBO, and we’re proud to bring it back.”
Gabriel Byrne (Emmy® nominee and Golden Globe winner for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama) stars in the series as Dr. Paul Weston, with additional cast members to be announced as they are confirmed.
The second season of IN TREATMENT inspired resounding critical praise, with the New York Times hailing the show for “powerful acting and well-wrought dialogue,” while the Los Angeles Times said the “well-drawn and compelling performances are uniformly terrific.” The Chicago Sun-Times called the series “fascinating” and Newsday termed it a “fine and absorbing show.”
Joining the show as executive producers are Anya Epstein (HBO’s “Tell Me You Love Me”) and Danny Futterman (“Capote”). Returning executive producers on the show include Stephen Levinson, Mark Wahlberg and Hagai Levi. It is expected that Paris Barclay will return as an executive producer/director.
IN TREATMENT is produced by HBO Entertainment; executive producers, Stephen Levinson, Mark Wahlberg, Hagai Levi, Anya Epstein and Danny Futterman; co-executive producers, Noa Tishby and Gabriel Byrne; producer, Sarah Lum.
IN TREATMENT is produced by HBO Entertainment in association with Leverage, Closest to the Hole Productions and Sheleg.
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the pie man has passed
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I'm gonna bet this won't be a long talkback. There are shows people love and shows people hate. Then there are the shows that nobody watches or cares about. This is one of those shows.
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since all 78 episodes thus far came from the original Israel series scripts.
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This is one of the best things on American TV. Granted, it started out as one of the best things on Israeli TV, but hey, it seems like everybody has their favorite off-shore remake program... One man's "The Office" is another man's "Ugly Betty"...
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I'm really interested to see how this turns out, as the first two seasons were based on BeTipul, an Israeli show. As that show only lasted two seasons, this time the writers will be on their own with no reference material to adapt. As far as Cory849's dismissive comments go, this is an easy show to miss, but those who do are the poorer for it. Season one is all-around incredible, particularly Sophie's episodes. Those episodes made Mia Wasikowska's career. I didn't like season two as much, but it still had some absolutely incredible acting.
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Who has?
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Well, I am a fan of the show. It is a great actor's program. It is all about the ability to present. Didn;'t necessarily like the conflict with Diane Wiest. That would be the one thing I would change. I would also bring Michelle Forbes. Man, she is hot. She also is an excellent actor.
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So excited by this news, if only because I need closure on Paul Westin's life. Gabriel Byrne's masterpiece role.
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RIP, Milton Supman. Local shows in Detroit, LA and NYC. This guy inspired Letterman and, really, all of the current late night hosts.
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The best show you're probably not watching.
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This show is so,so good. ALL of the acting is simply incredible. You really lose yourself in this program. And Gabriel Byrne knocks it out of the park.
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Incredible, finely-nuanced acting. Like watching a well-written stage play, with five episode a week. So glad it's coming back! If you've never seen it, rent it. One of the best shows on TV.
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Check it out, Locke. The acting and characterization are fucking fantastic on this show. It's basically two actors (sometimes three, in a few joint-therapy cases) sitting together talking to each other for twenty minutes (they're half hour long episodes).
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Game of Thrones is going to come along and decapitate this show. And then probably rape it. Those who have read the books know what I'm talking about.
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...or your favorite Torrent site. Who knows, you might actually like it enough to buy it!
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I don't recycle movies. and TV shows like people do through netflix. I would rather buy a DVD set and not have to worry about sending it back the next day.
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...if you enjoy incredible acting (Gabriel Byrne should be your first clue that the acting is good), with incredibly deep characterizations (they have to be, the characters sit talking about their thoughts and feelings for 20 minutes), then just buy the first season of In Treatment. You won't be disappointed.
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played by Melissa George. I wanted to fuck her so bad it made my teeth ache. How Dr. Paul resisted hitting that crazy nympho bitch is beyond me.
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acting, writing is absolutely superb.
For those that enjoy quality acting and writing couldn't recommend this enough.
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and probably don't need to watch them for entertainment. Winter is coming for HBO and that's all that really matters isn't it?
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that could only flourish on HBO"
You mean like Deadwood? Fucking cocksuckers. That still fries me. -
air conditioning sucks, chocolate sucks, ice cream sucks, pussy sucks, boobs suck, music sucks. am i missing anything lockes?
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Ugh. Enough already, nerds. I just finished reading A Game of Thrones and people like you make me ashamed to admit that I thought it was great. Comparing a twenty-minute single-stage contemporary drama to an hour-long medieval fantasy is pretty much the height of jackassery. There's room in this world for two (and three, if you want to get really crazy!) TV shows, especially two as radically different as "In Treatment" and "A Song of Ice and Fire." Just because you're feeling insecure about your disgusting ignorance of anything that exists outside of your little subculture doesn't mean the appropriate response is to attack it. Or did you learn nothing from the people who I can only assume were giving you swirlies in high school?
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I enjoyed the one episode a night format, but I can see how that may be asking too much. Although in the era of time-shifted programming it should not be that big an issue.
I thought the first series was outstanding. The second series was great but for some reason I found the stories in the premier season a bit more involving.
And yes, Ribbons, I just do not fathom how anyone could think two very different genres are in competition with each other. I love fantasy and I am pleased that HBO can find a place for that sort of programming along with fascinating drama like "In Treatment." -
His show was such a treat. Talking about what Soupy did was like water cooler talk for kids. And the show was so innovative and subversive.
Farewell Milton. And farewell to and fond memories of White Fang, Black Tooth, Pooky, & Hippy, too. -
Glad it is back for a third season. I decided to check it out when it was On-Demand after the first season ended and I was hooked right away. It is nice to see a show about people dealing with and accepting bad things, curve balls thrown at them and just life in general. Like Mia can't have a baby and probably never will have a family. It deals with her having to come to terms with that and doensn't cheese out with and ending where she adopts a baby after a long wait or has a miracle pregnancy.
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Will she come back? She told Paul at the end of Season 2 that she would not see him again.
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accused of hating EVERYTHING, seem to have nothing but universal praise for this show.
Am I alone in thinking that should be on the advertising campaign? "Even talkbackers on AICN love this show! [*]"
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In Treatment hasn't become popular enough yet to be hated. Its also not a "geek/nerd" property. i.e "How dare critics praise the new Star Trek film, its ours...and now we hate it"
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Oct 24, 2009 5:18:06 PM CDT
wasn't there some other show recently that got the same plaudits
by rhuragh
From the geeks here at AICN? I remember a few weeks ago there was something else that had everyone surprised at how much we all seemed to like it. ...Damn, what was it?
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AMC is finally starting to play the horror flicks. Fright Fest '09' sounds like a good line-up.
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I missed the first season but got hooked by the first 2 episodes of season 2 with Hope Davis as the lawyer and Alison Pill as the architecture student (my favorites of season two). The conversations are like puzzles being slowly put together. Each patient has pieces they try to keep hidden. In each session they have their own agendas, methods of deflecting analysis and attempts to counter attack and pick apart their therapist. At the end of each episode the picture becomes a little clearer. And the end of week sessions where Gabriel Byrne reveals what he's really thinking while putting up a calm face to his patients lets you go back and see each session in a new light. I'd suggest to anyone new to the show to try the first episode of each patient and see if you find any one story interesting. It's possible to just follow one patient and really enjoy the show.
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Season One was absolutely incredible, television at its finest. Every episode left your emotionally drained, yet you HAD to see the next one. Season 2 was a little less compelling but still excellent television, and Gabriel Byrne HAS to win an Emmy for this some day (though Cranston deserved his this year). So happy to hear it's going to get a third season. HBO is getting great again, with this coming back, Boardwalk Empire looking stunning, and of course, A Game of Thrones arriving soon as well (hopefully). Looking forward to some great television!
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I agree completely. One of the things that's great about this show is that you can choose to watch only one "day," or patient, per season, and you wouldn't even realize you're missing anything. However, when you watch the entire season in order, you see a chain of events that leads from one episode to the next.
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