A homeless, unqualified, "Talk Coach", gives cheap van-therapy to a man on the brink of suicide.
Russell Moretti gives twenty dollar therapy sessions out of the van he lives in. He doesn’t have a degree, but he’s read all the self help books he could get his hands on. Strangely enough, he is helping people.
When we meet our heroes, Doyle finds himself stuck living with his parents and having suicidal thoughts after being dumped by his long-time girlfriend. He seeks out Moretti, a self-appointed “talk coach,” whose set-up is anything but professional.
When a desperate Doyle seeks out Moretti and confesses that he’s ready to kill himself, Moretti calls Doyle’s bluff and takes him to a bridge to try and convince Doyle to jump.
When Doyle awakes from a horrifying nightmare, he opens up to Moretti about his break up, but Moretti continues to interrupt him; fascinated that Doyle’s story includes Russian men.
After comparing injuries they both endured as children, Moretti gets Doyle to dream about something highly unrealistic only to criticize him for not being a good enough dreamer.
While driving, Moretti teaches Doyle how to be more like Jesus, but when he gets into a minor car accident, Moretti takes off committing a hit and run.
With Moretti in hiding, Doyle acts as Moretti’s Talk Coach and tries to help him face the past he’s been running away from. When Moretti sees the truth in Doyle’s wisdom, their friendship takes a turn.
Doyle brings Moretti supplies while Moretti hides out in the woods from his ‘hit and run’, but when they cannot agree on which woman was involved in the accident, Doyle explodes.
At the car wash, Moretti explains to Doyle the importance of the Karate Kid Part Two, and how he could apply the movie to getting over his break up, but when Doyle disagrees, Moretti stops the car wash in an attempt to prove his point, while pissing off all of the cars behind him.
A homeless, unqualified, "Talk Coach", gives cheap van-therapy to a man on the brink of suicide.
Russell Moretti gives twenty dollar therapy sessions out of the van he lives in. He doesn’t have a degree, but he’s read all the self help books he could get his hands on. Strangely enough, he is helping people.
When we meet our heroes, Doyle finds himself stuck living with his parents and having suicidal thoughts after being dumped by his long-time girlfriend. He seeks out Moretti, a self-appointed “talk coach,” whose set-up is anything but professional.
Season 2
With Moretti in hiding, Doyle acts as Moretti’s Talk Coach and tries to help him face the past he’s been running away from. When Moretti sees the truth in Doyle’s wisdom, their friendship takes a turn.
Episodes
1
All Talk: Ep 1: The Bridge
When a desperate Doyle seeks out Moretti and confesses that he’s ready to kill himself, Moretti calls Doyle’s bluff and takes him to a bridge to try and convince Doyle to jump.
2
All Talk: Ep 2: Russian Men
When Doyle awakes from a horrifying nightmare, he opens up to Moretti about his break up, but Moretti continues to interrupt him; fascinated that Doyle’s story includes Russian men.
3
All Talk: Ep 3: Pennies
After comparing injuries they both endured as children, Moretti gets Doyle to dream about something highly unrealistic only to criticize him for not being a good enough dreamer.
4
Episode 4
While driving, Moretti teaches Doyle how to be more like Jesus, but when he gets into a minor car accident, Moretti takes off committing a hit and run.
1
Episode 5
Doyle brings Moretti supplies while Moretti hides out in the woods from his ‘hit and run’, but when they cannot agree on which woman was involved in the accident, Doyle explodes.
2
All Talk: Ep 6: Peach Belt
At the car wash, Moretti explains to Doyle the importance of the Karate Kid Part Two, and how he could apply the movie to getting over his break up, but when Doyle disagrees, Moretti stops the car wash in an attempt to prove his point, while pissing off all of the cars behind him.
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