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==About== | ==About== | ||
A | A psychologist with his own office, who specializes in anger management therapy and is often assigned people who have been legally forced to attend therapy. His wife committed suicide over a rumored infidelity, but of course, it was [[Eric Cartman|Cartman's]] fault. He's since been much more sensitive to this particular patient's specific needs. | ||
In association with [[Rebecca Turnod|the U. S. Surgeon General]], they revised the 'T. M. I.' formula standards so the majority of people are totally hung, averting a major crisis and leading the early dissolution of the American Tea Party movement. | |||
===Clients=== | |||
This therapist's clients for anger management have included [[Eric Cartman]], [[Randy Marsh]], [[Michael (Tall Goth)|Michael]], [[Tuong Lu Kim]], [[Gretchen]], [[Daniel (T.M.I.)|Daniel]] and [[Wayne D]]... and possibly [[Skeeter]]. | |||
He has also seen [[Sharon Marsh]]. | |||
==Memorable Quotes== | ==Memorable Quotes== | ||
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==Featured Episodes== | ==Featured Episodes== | ||
*[[T.M.I.]] (s15e04) | *[[T.M.I.]] (s15e04) | ||
*[[Dead Kids]] (s22e01) | |||
==Fun Facts== | ==Fun Facts== | ||
*Among fans, he's been referred to as '''Dr. Steven Marshall'''. | *Among fans, he's been referred to as '''Dr. Steven Marshall'''. | ||
* | *His character model has occasionally been recolored and reused in other episodes, like "[[A Nightmare on Face Time]]". | ||
*In [[South Park: The Stick of Truth]], at one point [[Skeeter]] mentions having an anger management therapist as well. | *In [[South Park: The Stick of Truth]], at one point [[Skeeter]] mentions having an anger management therapist as well. | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 1 October 2018
Anger Management Therapist
About
A psychologist with his own office, who specializes in anger management therapy and is often assigned people who have been legally forced to attend therapy. His wife committed suicide over a rumored infidelity, but of course, it was Cartman's fault. He's since been much more sensitive to this particular patient's specific needs.
In association with the U. S. Surgeon General, they revised the 'T. M. I.' formula standards so the majority of people are totally hung, averting a major crisis and leading the early dissolution of the American Tea Party movement.
Clients
This therapist's clients for anger management have included Eric Cartman, Randy Marsh, Michael, Tuong Lu Kim, Gretchen, Daniel and Wayne D... and possibly Skeeter.
He has also seen Sharon Marsh.
Memorable Quotes
- "What if I were to tell you that I think you're fat? I think you're a fat little boy. I think you're waaaaay too fat for your age. Does that make you feel any anger? Huh, fatty? Jelly-belly? You got jelly in your belly you little fat fuck? You get a little flash of anger when someone tells you you've got tits like a 40-year-old woman?" (T.M.I.)
- "Look, we all get angry, but when someone is consistently angry or always finding new reasons to be angry, it means they have a very very very very small dick." (T.M.I.)
Featured Episodes
Fun Facts
- Among fans, he's been referred to as Dr. Steven Marshall.
- His character model has occasionally been recolored and reused in other episodes, like "A Nightmare on Face Time".
- In South Park: The Stick of Truth, at one point Skeeter mentions having an anger management therapist as well.