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Although Dr. Cox doesn't believe that therapists are "real doctors", he still sees Dr. Gross for therapy. He complains every time about how much of a quack he thinks Dr. Gross is, until one day Dr. Gross tells him that he doesn't want him as a client anymore. Dr. Cox takes some of his advice and listens to some advice [[John Dorian|J.D.]] gives. After doing this, he tracks down Dr. Gross at a restaurant and reveals his embarrassing admission. Dr. Gross tells Perry to keep whoever gave him the advice in his life and walks out of the restaurant. {{my|2x15}} |
Although Dr. Cox doesn't believe that therapists are "real doctors", he still sees Dr. Gross for therapy. He complains every time about how much of a quack he thinks Dr. Gross is, until one day Dr. Gross tells him that he doesn't want him as a client anymore. Dr. Cox takes some of his advice and listens to some advice [[John Dorian|J.D.]] gives. After doing this, he tracks down Dr. Gross at a restaurant and reveals his embarrassing admission. Dr. Gross tells Perry to keep whoever gave him the advice in his life and walks out of the restaurant. {{my|2x15}} |
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Dr. Gross is Dr. Cox's therapist.
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Although Dr. Cox doesn't believe that therapists are "real doctors", he still sees Dr. Gross for therapy. He complains every time about how much of a quack he thinks Dr. Gross is, until one day Dr. Gross tells him that he doesn't want him as a client anymore. Dr. Cox takes some of his advice and listens to some advice J.D. gives. After doing this, he tracks down Dr. Gross at a restaurant and reveals his embarrassing admission. Dr. Gross tells Perry to keep whoever gave him the advice in his life and walks out of the restaurant. ("His Story")