Ep 3. Therapy

Lee and Lucy have been bickering more than usual, so she suggests they see a therapist to work out their issues. Despite Lee's reluctance, they attend a therapy session with Dr. Harriet Leyland, portrayed by guest star Claire Skinner.

Dr. Leyland helps Lee and Lucy delve into their communication breakdowns and underlying issues, such as Lee's fear of commitment and Lucy's need for stability. Throughout the session, Lee tries to deflect and make jokes, but Dr. Leyland presses him to open up. Lucy, on the other hand, becomes frustrated when Dr. Leyland seems to side with Lee on certain issues.

As the session continues, Dr. Leyland assigns the couple homework exercises to improve their communication and understanding of each other's needs. However, when Lee fails to follow through with the exercises, Lucy becomes even more frustrated.

Meanwhile, Lee's friend, Toby, played by actor Hugh Dennis, encourages Lee to attend a group therapy session for men struggling with commitment issues. Lee reluctantly agrees, but hilariously fails to connect with the other men, who are all much older than him.

Back at the couple's therapy session, Lucy becomes emotional and confronts Lee about his lack of effort in their relationship. Lee finally opens up about his fears and insecurities, and the two begin to make progress in understanding each other.

In the end, Lee and Lucy's therapy sessions have a positive impact on their relationship, but not before some hilarious mishaps and misunderstandings along the way.

Overall, "Therapy" is a touching and comedic episode that explores the complexities of relationships and the struggles that come with them. The guest appearance of Claire Skinner as Dr. Harriet Leyland adds depth to the episode and allows for some insightful moments between the characters.