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The response of her therapist is not quite what she had expected after Christine tells him that she's in love with him.
The response of her therapist is not quite what she had expected after Christine tells him that she's in love with him.
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The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP8 "Love Means Never Having to Say You're Crazy"Christine sets Richard up with a beautiful woman who works out at her gym; Richard's friend Tom continues to try to woo Christine.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP9 "I Love Woo, I Hate You"Fearful that he might propose to her, Barb insists that Christine join her on a date with Dave; Richard realizes he must woo New Christine to get her back.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP12 "A Whale of a Tale"The response of her therapist is not quite what she had expected after Christine tells him that she's in love with him.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP13 "Truth or Dare"Christine finds herself falling in love with Max, until Mr. Harris returns and she must sort out her feelings.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP7 "Nuts"Max (Eric McCormack) tries to teach Christine to follow through rather than quit when things get too hard.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP6 "The Curious Case of Britney B"The most popular girl in school asks Ritchie to a dance; Richard and Matthew try to force an elderly tenant out of an apartment they want to rent.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP5 "Dr. Little Man"Christine begins a complicated relationship with the doctor (Eric McCormack) who shares Matthew's office space.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
S5, EP4 "For Love or Money"Christine hires an aggressive divorce attorney (Corbin Bernsen) who convinces her that Barb owes her alimony.
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