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Unscripted TV about relationships tends to be fueled by cynical impulses and sensationalized conflict. There’s a nervousness that audiences are only interested in an outrageous collision of bright lighting, alcohol and drama goaded by unseen producer manipulation. “Couples Therapy,” now in its second season on Showtime, is something different entirely: a sincere look at sorting through the twists and wrinkles that can make living with a partner (but also living with yourself) feel so miserable.
It’s one of the most unlikely shows on television. By turns moving, uncomfortable and raw, it is also unquestionably entertainment, rooted in a nosy voyeuristic curiosity about what happens behind closed doors. Executive producers Josh Kriegman, Elyse Steinberg and Eli Despres navigate that invasive cringe factor with a series of confident, stylistic decisions that convincingly make the case that a grounded sensibility within the reality TV genre
Unscripted TV about relationships tends to be fueled by cynical impulses and sensationalized conflict. There’s a nervousness that audiences are only interested in an outrageous collision of bright lighting, alcohol
Couples Therapy reviewed: Season 2 now on Showtime chicagotribune.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from chicagotribune.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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