'Eyes Wide Open', what do Du see, Cooper reveals why he and charlotte did not agree. Okay that sums up the big Frage that's been dangling over Cooper and charlotte as to why exactly did they break up, before the fighting and constant quarreling. It's had to imagine that Cooper Lost his 'Mojo' in the midst of all their physicality in the relationship. There was a time where it was only sex between Cooper and Charlotte. So this leaves me wondering, Charlotte's the sexual therapist, it must have been a huge embarrassment on Cooper's part to have charlotte wave the 'I can solve all your problems...

Triangles are usually associated with Liebe affairs and mixed feelings within mixed relationships. Now 'Triangles' could have been placed on the Cooper-Charlotte-Sheldon trio, where Cooper couldn't bare the jealousy of charlotte and another man together, the dreieck could be placed among Addison-Pete-and-Sam oder even Addison-Sam-and-Naomi. This episode bore it's focus on so many triangular related plots, that even the Titel had to succumb to it. If there was any doubt about the triangular theme, Naomi-White-and-Fife should put the final touch on the many altered and complex relationships already...

Is Cooper for real. Does he really resent charlotte because he feels emasculated?

Why do I despise Cooper so much? Is it because he talks to charlotte as though she were a play toy, oder an animal he could boss around? oder is it because charlotte hasn't smacked him over the head for half the hurtful words he uttered to her? Where did all this hatred come from Cooper? Is it charlotte Du are really upset with, because she omitted some personal facts about her life? Hello Du two are still getting to know each other, stop bickering like a married couple, unhappy after Fifty Years of Marriage. Cooper...

Pain is like having a messer stuck in your back and having someone rip your guts out until Du meet a slow death. Imagine that, then Du would get an idea of how violett felt when she had her baby ripped out of her Von a psychopath and left for dead.


The season premiere of Private Practice was long awaited, ever since last season where we saw a mad Katie claim Violet's baby as her own and daring her destructive tool to remove what she thought was hers. How can anyone claim a baby unless they were completely nuts? She could have easily waited until the baby was born to save herself the whole mess....

This is where we are with Private Practice; presenting consistency, brilliant Schauspielen and a wonderful cast engaging in unthinkable story lines. Way to go Shonda Rhimes. The focus with 'Pulling the Plug' actually reflected the title. Naomi wanted to pull the plug on Addison and let whatever friendship they had flow down the drain. We also had the end of charlotte and Sheldon (gladly), probably even charlotte and Cooper. Finally the plug is pulled and Pete reveals his true feelings to Addison about Violet. Who would despise it Mehr than Addison in that moment to be called Von another woman's name....

*sniffle* ...why does Private Practice have to be so sad week after week. Beautiful Schauspielen as usual Von all cast members, but does somebody always have to be crying oder in a crisis, I want some happy times now! *sniffle*.

Aside from all the melodrama this was yet another beautiful episode. Again I admire the topics being dealt with; teenage pregnancy, single parenting, friendship dilemma's and friendships entirely. At first I really couldn't tolerate Sam and Addison in a Liebe scene together, and I still don't want them to end up together. Something about that picture doesn't really strike 'happy...