Michael: Every Day

Michael's mental well-being isn't David's only concern as they tackle Michael's fear of small talk. David is writing a self-help book about phobias and Michael is the central character.

As part of the therapeutic process, David sends Michael off to a department store to talk to strangers. But a jealous lover misreads Michael's intentions and a shoving match breaks out.

David is openly irritated that Michael is dating his receptionist Claire. Sammy and David have fabulous sex everywhere including his office. Could this possibly a "relationship?"

Confused about his relations with women, David seeks the counsel of his own therapist - the eccentric and cantankerous Dr. Wasserman - who is outraged by his lack of professionalism with Michael.

Having a fear of bridges and living in Ottawa is a serious handicap which David attempts to help Michael overcome. Michael is seriously not ready for this exposure.

Michael can't face Clair who has transcribed every word of David's book. Because David lied to him, trust issues arise, which David attributes to Michael's deeply rooted father issues.