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Get some needed “therapy” as Lily Rabe offers her unprofessional opinion on Presumed Innocent.  And don’t miss this week’s #PresumedInnocent finale on Apple TV+  Presumed Innocent is now streaming. https://apple.co/_PresumedInnocent  Presumed Innocent is an eight-part limited series starring and executive produced by Jake Gyllenhaal, hailing from David E. Kelley and executive producer J.J. Abrams. The star-studded ensemble cast also includes Ruth Negga, Bill Camp, O-T Fagbenle, Chase Infiniti, Nana Mensah, Renate Reinsve, Peter Sarsgaard, Kingston Rumi Southwick, and Elizabeth Marvel.   Based on The New York Times bestselling novel of the same name by Scott Turow, the gripping series takes viewers on a journey through the horrific murder that upends the Chicago Prosecuting Attorneys' office when chief deputy prosecutor Rusty Sabich (played by Gyllenhaal) is suspected of the crime. The series explores obsession, sex, politics, and the power and limits of love, as the accused fights to hold his family and marriage together.

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00:00She's trying. He's trying. They're trying.

00:03There's just no way for anyone to nail this situation.

00:07My name is Lily Rabe and I play Dr. Liz Rush,

00:10a licensed therapist in the new series Presumed Innocent.

00:14Today, I will be analyzing some scenes from Presumed Innocent

00:17and giving my unsolicited advice.

00:20Because in my non-professional opinion,

00:22I am extremely qualified to do so.

00:24Why do you think it happened?

00:25I don't know.

00:26I'm not a liar!

00:27Oh, I see!

00:30Oh, that's me.

00:32You deceived me.

00:33It is the lie of omission.

00:34You told me...

00:35No, I lied about that.

00:36You told me...

00:36I lied about that.

00:37...that the affair had ended.

00:38I lied about that and I lied about Carolyn.

00:39I lied about the affair.

00:41But, like, only that.

00:43What's the goal?

00:44Gosh, they have such a good therapist.

00:46Listen, if you're in couples therapy

00:48and you go to your therapist,

00:49you really ought to tell the truth.

00:51It made my job so hard.

00:52You know, when you get those emails from your therapist,

00:54if you have a therapist, that are like,

00:55starting in July, we're going to increase the prices.

00:57I feel like there should be, like,

00:59because of the murder,

01:00I'm increasing your price.

01:03Hey, Tommy.

01:03Hey, Carolyn.

01:04You're stalking me?

01:05I'm stalking you.

01:06Okay, listen, it's come to my attention

01:08you don't want to work with me.

01:09Who said that?

01:10Never mind who said it.

01:11Is it true that you specifically didn't want to work with me?

01:13He's coming on strong,

01:15which is kind of a double down

01:16on what she was asking for less of.

01:18She has said what she said

01:20and then now here she has to kind of take care of his ego

01:23and soften the blow.

01:24He's not a patient of mine.

01:26Internet and people who stop me on the street,

01:29I know that you're very suspicious of Tommy

01:33and this scene makes me really understand why you would be.

01:37Your skin was found under Carolyn's fingernails.

01:40This is not good.

01:41What? Wait, that's impossible.

01:42It's in the report. I just learned about it.

01:44It's a f***ing lie.

01:46DNA is DNA, Rusty.

01:48It just doesn't look good

01:49because it's like science.

01:51It's like math.

01:53DNA is like science and math.

01:55If it's her DNA,

01:57no, it's his DNA.

01:58Which DNA was it?

01:59His DNA is under her fingernails.

02:06It's really, it's tough because it's a fact.

02:09I don't love facts.

02:10This is probably why I'm an actor slash therapist.

02:14You know what? I'm tired of your f***ing subordination.

02:16Oh gosh, 0 to 10.

02:18I find that you have been blocking my investigation.

02:20More like 10 to 11.

02:21The case is basically solved.

02:23Are you f***ing kidding me?

02:24You want to take me on?

02:25They look like they're going to fight.

02:27You want to take me on?

02:28They need a timeout.

02:29Classic male power struggle.

02:32Take a step back.

02:34Take a moment and start with a nice eye feel.

02:37He does want to take you on, Rusty.

02:39He does.

02:40And there is the hot bartender,

02:41as you call him, Internet,

02:43but his name is Clifton.

02:44I should use his name.

02:45As a viewer, I'm into this.

02:48Now I'm really, I've gone outside my lane

02:50as therapist Lily.

02:51I wonder how she's going to explain this to Rusty.

02:54I kind of think it's like she doesn't have to tell him

02:57and she deserves it.

02:58Don't we all agree?

03:00You know the night she was killed,

03:01he texted her 30 times?

03:03Oh my God.

03:0430 times.

03:0530 times is a, it's a lot of times to text a person.

03:09If you feel like sending 30 texts,

03:11go for a walk, dive into a pool,

03:14stop drinking the drink that you're drinking.

03:17Someone should have taken away your phone.

03:19Well, that looks like all the time we've got.

03:21Also, my character, Dr. Rush,

03:22is an analysis herself,

03:23like any good therapist would be,

03:25so there's no need to analyze her.

03:26Thanks for watching.

03:27Tune in to the finale of Presumed Innocent

03:29on Apple TV+.

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