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After his revenge plan backfires, Conan learns that when it comes to Fiona, feelings should be swallowed, not expressed.

Baffled by the modest trickle of gifts from Austen, Fiona decides to take her affection—and book—elsewhere.

Conan O'Brien contacts Fiona for help with unexpressed anger... but manages to express plenty when she fails to recognize him.

Behind Fiona's back, Jerome flies up to New York to meet with Maxine to fix her book, but doesn't get the thanks he expects.

When Jerome's promotable backstory turns out to be false-- and thereby useless to Fiona-- the stressed-out therapist finally hits the roof.

Fiona meets with Jerome and his girlfriend, Hayley, to explore their "relationship"--and how it can best serve Fiona's practice.

The London tabloids are full of a royal scandal that mysteriously echoes Gemma's situation, and Gemma finally realizes that Fiona's therapy is all talk — mostly to the press...

Conan reaches across the country to help Fiona with a problem with her neighbor - and expects a favor in return.

Fiona gets an earful from her publisher's chief of staff, Maxine DeMaine, who has a very low opinion of Fiona's writing skills – and her moral character.

Fiona tells her husband's campaign manager, Ben Tomlund, exactly how the campaign's going to be run—but he has a surprise for her.

Fiona accuses new client, Ted Mitchell, of being overly judgmental—until she discovers the real reason he sought her out for treatment.

Fiona practices her "groundbreaking technique" on Ted-- and the results are spectacular.

Allegra Favreau grills Fiona on some embarrassing details left out of her memoir, and Fiona offers up an acting critique of Allegra's past work, before they agree to work face-to-face in L.A.

When Fiona's new client, Gemma Pankhurst-Jones calls from Buckingham Palace, where she works as a "proxy" for the royal family, Fiona concludes this is therapy by proxy - and the new royal marriage is in trouble.

Fiona is outfoxed by the calculating Maxine, but the book is back where it belongs – and so is Austen…

Fiona's assistant Jerome has a surprise for Fiona, courtesy of a girl with a dream and a bump.

Fiona succeeds in benefiting from her association with Robert, but in a surprising way that leaves him furious and Fiona well on her way to being famous.

Fiona meets Bren, a young career woman whose boyfriend, Justin, doesn't seem to appreciate all of her hard work.

As if Bren's career wasn't fascinating enough, Justin reveals something about his parents that causes Fiona to want to clear her schedule.

When Bren and Justin refuse to cooperate with Fiona, she makes a very enlightening discovery that reveals their true motives.

Fiona is shocked when her former employer and current investor, Robert Lachman, logs on to get her help with a rare compulsive disorder.

Fiona's conjugal advice is unsuccessful, and Gemma says she's running out of time -- she's pregnant, and her husband is bound to know he can't be the father! Can Fiona save the British empire?

Jerome thanks Fiona for finding him a new position, but his complaints about his new employer leave her cold.

Fiona discovers that babies are expensive, and Jerome and Tammy expect her to pay.

Fiona is more seductive than professional in counseling her former suitor about his new girlfriend.

Fiona's latest advice could cost Claire her job, and Fiona her health and well-being.

Despite her best efforts, Fiona finds herself in another session with Claire, who she may be seeing for a very long time.

Serena claims Fiona has cured her. In return, Fiona sees an opportunity for national attention.

A tumultuous meeting in person behind them, Fiona and Serena part ways – but not before Serena delivers one more prophecy.

Fiona's sister Shevaun proves that bad therapy--and resentment--are a family specialty.