The Shrink Next Door CRAZY True Story Has Been Exposed!
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- The Shrink Next Door CRAZY True Story Has Been Exposed!
Welcome back to Screen Tremble. For the channel today, we will be talking about The crazy true story behind TV’s “The Shrink Next Door”! The Shrink Next Door is a drama series from AppleTV+. Starring Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, and Kathryn Hahn.
Do not be deceived by the comedy label of AppletTV+ series The Shrink Next Door, as it is a true story based on a podcast of the same title. It tells the true story of an unsettling relationship between a therapist and his patient. Check this video out as we feature The crazy true story behind TV’s “The Shrink Next Door”!
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The whole time watching, I kept yelling out loud for Marty to not listen to Ike. I had never done that before while watching a movie.
I cant believe nobody hasnt replied To this🤯🤯🤯 I felt like that the whole series💯💯💯💯
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Omg same here i had to stop and take a break from watching it.And the fact that it was based on real story made it harder to watch. Poor Marty
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Yes!
Bruh!!!
This show is amazing. The manipulation by Ike and the vulnerability of Marty just blew my mind.
I can't believe this shit really happened.
its unreal
What a talented cast! When you're used to seeing them in comedy and then suddenly they start telling real stories and depicting horrible characters, you finally see their true range. GREAT WORK!
This show was painful to watch. I have to remind myself that Paul Rudd is acting so I don't hate him.
I have to keep reminding myself of Ant Man
Ive been a therapist for 10 years and I've heard some doozies but the level of gross negligence in this relationship is unreal. People enter into therapy when they are at their most vulnerable states and from day 1, Ike was hunting. Marty just didn't know he was prey. I stumbled upon this story while on a long road trip and browsing podcasts to listen to. I was completely hooked on this story. I even pulled over to eat just to listen more intently to the story. I tell all my colleagues about this podcast. Everyone is stunned. Then when I found out that Will Freaking Ferrell would be making a show out of this, I was soooooo happy. I've seen it a few times. It's just unreal. Rule #1 that you should pay attention to when entering into "any" relationship, don't let them separate you from your family and friends!!! This entire story is Red Flag heaven.
I am in the process of watching this series; and, it is so disturbing, I can only expose myself to it in bits. I can't stand to see anyone being taken advantage of.
The acting is excellent. I have never seen either Rudd or Ferrell playing parts like these before.
First time I've ever felt scared/ loathe the character Paul Rodd played.
I watched this and felt so angry and disgusted by the shrink, I work in the field and I guessed the whole story from the first episodes. I loved the series and I actually recommend it to my patients too.
I just finished the last episode and I am livid. Taking advantage of vulnerable people is not just infuriating but also criminal and should be prosecuted accordingly
paul and will are such good actors that i actually had to take a few breaks from watching it
I loved this show it really makes you feel that pain Marty had to have felt. The awfulness dr Ike was willing to do to continue his lifestyle just makes you sad to your core for Marty. Even till the end dr Ike not even being able to say sorry and still trying to control Marty wow just wow. Great work to everyone involved!!!
just ike now :)
So you love to feel others pain?! How sad is that?!
@@dodi779 what? Lol. Me enjoying a tv show and feeling bad for a character who ultimately grew a pair of balls and stood up for himself mean I like seeing people in pain? How old are you buddy? You sound to young to even be on RUclips. If you can’t read how someone is trying to articulate through text then idk what to tell you buddy but re read it and then come back to me.
@@dodi779 Something has got lost in translation. I think it's empathy.
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Abusive relationships are like the frog in the boiling pot of water. The water is heated so gradually that the frog doesn't realise he's being boiled to death. Of course no person jumps into an abusive relationship on day 1, but the predatory person ramps up the abuse so slowly the victim doesn't realise and is gaslit into thinking it's normal.
I got mad at Martin because he had been manipulated for over 25 years by his shrink, losing contact with his family and close friends . It’s good to know that this psychiatrist lost his license to continue attending as a doctor . I feel sorry for his former patients .
30 years /27exactly those extra years count alott
This show was starting to give me an ulcer until episode 7, but I couldn’t stop watching it!!
up to episode 8 its one of the best show this year i give it a 10 out of 10
Started watching this without knowing anything about it. At first Dr Ike seemed like he was awesome and good for Marty and I was fooled myself until what he was doing was becoming clear.
Love this description of the limited series! I am blown away with this doctor did to this poor patient. The fact that he lost his license to practice is not enough‼️
I haven’t watched the ending yet but glad I seen this because every episode I get pissed off at Ike , at least now I’m at ease know he will get what’s coming to him
I am on the exact same boat!
Oh man !! What a heart breaking story.
Loved the acting by this legendary crew.
4:09 he starts.
Great show. Don't really follow the Emmy's anymore, but if their gonna give awards, they should give a bunch to 'The Shrink Next Door' & 'The White Lotus.' Two of the best shows i've seen in years. Brilliant productions all the way around. So unique & creative. Wish more shows could be like them. 👍
The house in the Hampton’s was Marty’s families home. The shrink didn’t make him buy it or a 18 hole golf course or a swimming pool.
He certainly gaslighted Marty as he was a vulnerable adult. The strange thing was the shrink thought he was doing nothing wrong. Marty wasn’t the only victim.
A friend of a friend who is a psychologist is in a relationship with a girl who was his patient when i was watching this show it made me remember him
This makes me so damn angry that Marty allowed himself to be manipulated for so long
Needs more than his license stripped. He should do jail time for this!
really cool video Screen Tremble. I broke the thumbs up on your video. Keep up the solid work.
Awesome recap. I’ll be subbing!
I'm on episode 7 and I'm SO FU*KING ANGRY!!! How does a "professional" human being treat someone like this???
This show is ridiculous! It's making me hate Paul Rudd, and that makes me REALLY sad 😔
Anchorman and Anchorman 2 stars Will Farrell and Paul Rudd
That show gives me anxiety!
It is on Apple ?
This show give me so much anxiety 💯💯💯💯 I can’t wait it thru I feel so bad for Marty the whole time.
This deserved awards! Such a good show!!
I finally got around to watching this show and I enjoyed it. I couldn't stand Ike. The first clue he was manipulative and phony was at the frame shop in episode 1, when Marty paid the bill. But gotta say, Marty consistently pissed me off even more. In the end when he says he's an idiot, and the sister Phyllis says no he's not. I was like, YES HE IS! How could you not, or want to acknowledge the shrink was manipulating his friendship for Marty's money. It took 27 years to finally cut Ike off?? I mean come on. The Projection was so apparent. Marty was a filthy rich man. But a sad sad man at that too. Tragic
Like you said, I tumbled over the show on Monday and damn, that was a ride !
Thanks for the insight on the story behind all this.
I was always liking Paul Rudd and I was with Ike from the first episode but from there and close to the end I just hated his character and what he’s able to do to Marty in a situation where he was desperate for help !
Still like Paul doh !
I know Will has nothing to proof, but damn he does always ! Mostly to me because it’s not even characters I would „like“ in the first place, but they grow and they are well acted.
love the characters. nicely done
last episode is called the verdict
I hate Paul Rudd in this series. I know his acting. This is so sad that this is true story. How can someone do this ? Stoled money and homes this is so shitty person of a phsyquiatrist. He was doing it to other patients too.
I love Paul Rudd but I hated his character!!! So disturbing, manipulative and gas lighting master!! The series was hard to watch
Wow
Had to stop watching when you mentioned Michael Showalter as "most famous for 'The Big Sick'"
Did he go to jail
Similar thing happened to Brian Wilson. #mindcontrol
é cada vez mais alto o número de séries com essas referências religiosas!...fazem questão disso!🤔
Not much different from my involvement with the Michael H Peters church of christ offshoot cult. He is a master manipulator.
Please take a breath, it's hard to listen to this style of presentation when it's constant talking.
Did anyone else get a vibe that Ike and Marty were both in a secret affair/relationship? The final two episodes seemed to really subtly hint at it imo.
??? Lol
I thought that was going to be part of it too.
I had the same feeling watching that episode too!
The edge of your seat is kinda much right? It's a good background show. Wouldn't recomend it tho.
It so cringe
Ike was being paid about $27 an hour for 12 hours a day ( about the hours that Ike would be available to Marty ) so $3.2 million seems like a lot but if he was to say he was on call to Marty and worked for him as a consultant for Marty’s business It doesn’t seem that outrageous. Of course we know it was basically a friendship that Marty was financing. Yes it was unethical. But Marty has some blame as well. He wasn’t A man with low IQ. He’s quite intelligent I personally think Marty liked to be a part of the “cool kids” lol. I do. He chose to push his family away. He didn’t want his sister to have a say and to take Marty’s new life away from him. Listen to him talk on the podcast. I don’t hear a victim. Just don’t 🤷♀️
Of course I blame Ike mostly. He was the professional,but just not as much as the show Betrays The show makes Marty seem almost slow. But he’s not at all, he’s quite intelligent and opinionated, not someone you could push around. I almost feel like Marty needed someone to blame for HIS actions when trying to reconnect with his family after what HE did to them He had previously said horrible things to them, evening sending a nasty letter to his one niece who I believe was about 11 at the time.
I think the author heard an interesting story from his neighbour and Decided to write about it. But it’s one side. As we know You can change the whole story by who tells it. Remember Ike was never charged with anything nor did he have to repay any of the money.
Just saying lol.
I can't help but think maybe you are or you know Ike? Kidding. Well, Marty's epiphany finally came, so he definitely thinks clearer now. He was gaslighted at the right circumstance and so it was practically easy to sway him in any direction after that. Ike did the same to his other patients, and practiced coercion when he didn't get his way. When you're in high society or a celebrity, you don't want that kind of attention, so it was easy to do the same to his other rich patients. It was emotional blackmail and harassment, and if you are the type of person who find it difficult to say no, you would be the perfect victim.
as a licensed therapist I can tell you, this is 100% the fault of the professional for lacking discretion, professionalism, boundaries, and many other things. Read the code of ethics that all shrinks are bound to and you will understand that it always falls upon the professional to act professionally. There are many rules we follow but the one that really stands out to me is, "dual relationship". We are not supposed to have dual relationships with our clients. That means that we cannot have friendships, romantic, relationships, business, relationships, or any other relationship outside of the initial reason for us meeting. So technically, he should have never become his industrial psychologist, because he was initially his one-on-one psychiatrist, and by becoming his industrial psychologist, he created a dual relationship. An ethical shrink would have referred his client to a person that specializes in that field. By creating a nonprofit together, that was another example of a dual relationship. By living with him is yet another example of a dual relationship. We cannot expect our clients to understand the code of ethics that we follow. Why would they know that? Just like I don't understand or know all of the ethics of my medical doctor. It is also in the code of ethics, not to take advantage of clients. This shrink had no boundaries and should never have been available to any client 12 hours a day. Nor should they have been living together. I can go on forever, but I think you are getting the point. It was hard to watch this.
In addition to the other comments, I want to add that you need to research the story more - the author did not write a one sided story, he was a neighbor and witnessed these things first hand. Yes, he did talk to Marty and sympathized with him, but like any other journalist he also interviewed Ike. Ike continued to threaten legal action if the story was published in NYT (where it was intended for), which led to him creating the podcast instead.
It so cringe