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Group with Dr. Miracle
Dr. Miracle, a cantankerous psychologist, holds group therapy sessions every week, but only one person ever shows up: Quinn, a needy woman he can't stand. However, someone new decides to join the fold, catapulting the session into madness.
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Dr. Miracle, a cantankerous psychologist, holds group therapy sessions every week, but only one person ever shows up: Quinn, a needy woman he can't stand. However, someone new decides to join the fold, catapulting the session into madness.
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Written By:Andrea Geones
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