Hothouse1988

Leonard Schrader:
I've heard through some grapevine or other that when you don't like someone, it's because they remind you of something you don't like about yourself. [as Ved] Don't you think we should examine this, Isabel?

Dr. Issy Schrader:
The patients will overhear you.

Leonard Schrader:
Are you afraid of overhearing? What is your fantasy?

Dr. Issy Schrader:
You are, dear.

Leonard Schrader:
Ah. Now, that's the transference, Ducky. You have to nip that in the bud.

Doctor Ved Lahari:
I've never called anyone Ducky in my entire life.

Leonard Schrader:
[as Art] That's what I call repression, Ved. I'm doing a chapter on that in my book. It's called "Letting Your Hair Down No Matter What's In It."

Dr. Marie Teller:
Well, don't tell Art. He'll use it.

Doctor Ved Lahari:
He's writing a chapter on narcissistic self-hatred called "How Can I Miss Myself If I Won't Go Away."

Dr. Marie Teller:
He told me he was writing one called, um, "Is the Woman Sitting Next to You Your Brother: Gender Confusion and Sibling Rivalry."