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DVD Released: 05/13/2008

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Genre: Comedy
Starring: Matthew Perry, Mary Steenburgen, Lynn Collins, Kevin Pollak

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Hudson Milbank is convinced that he's going insane. But he's just met the perfect girl and struggles to be his most charming self. Meanwhile, he frantically seeks a cure for his anxieties and goes through a string of therapists who turn out to be crazier than him.

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