I've watched the Laura and fighter pilot episodes for week 3. Paul really seems to be losing it. He seems out of control in his sessions, like the balance of power has shifted to his clients. He just didn't know how to say no to the $450 espresso machine gift from the fighter pilot. I would have told the guy to make a Starbucks stop on his way to therapy if he had to have a coffee. Laura also seems to be more powerful now, as Paul fades. I think the potential relationship between Laura and the pilot is really throwing him for a loop. What a huge boundary crossover--Paul sleeping each night in his office, on the couch the clients sit on. To me, the show is getting more interesting now!