http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/12/PRIVATE-PRACTICE----In-Which-Addison-Finds-The-Magic.aspx It’s like I’m starting to live my Wednesday evenings with the hopes that I’ll turn on the television and realize this crummy show has finally been cancelled.  Does anyone else feel like this?  It’s like producers are not even sure what to do with Addison (Kate Walsh) anymore.  Is she a horrible control freak obsessed wither job, or is she the medical group minx?  It would probably help a lot if producers knew what was going on cause then the entire show would start making sense and stop being a giant pile of poorly executed lines.  Besides, is it just me or does Addison & Pete (Tim Daly) have one of the worst meet-cute relationships of all time?  Are they going to flirt or are they going to feel sorry for themselves?  I am losing track of what’s going on. So this week our boring, self involved doctors at Oceanside Wellness Group have a lot of problematic patients—why am I not surprised.  Dr. Addison Montgomery, M.D./Vaginacologist—she’s got a newlywed patient that has never had sex and is begging her to figure out what is wrong with her hooha so she can consummate her relationship with her husband.  This brings Addison to talk a lot about magic pertaining to sex and the feeling you have when it is “special” or something.  Addison is sure she can fix this lady’s broken girly bits because she is a specialist and the best in her field.  Naomi recommends sending the couple to do guided meditation with Pete, but Addison laughs in the face of that suggestion. en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/12/PRIVATE-PRACTICE----In-Which-Addison-Finds-The-Magic.aspx 77 60