State of Mind: Season 1

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Season Details & Credits

Lifetime | Biography | Season Premiere Date: July 15, 2007

Starring: Devon Gummersall, Mido Hamada, Theresa Randle

Summary: The problems patients of Ann Bellos have, are nothing compared to hers when she discovers her husband is cheating on her with their marriage counselor.

Creator: Amy Bloom

Genre(s): Health & Lifestyle, Talk & Interview, Documentary

Season 1 Episodes

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S1:E8. Lost and Found
Air Date: September 9, 2007
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S1:E8. Episode 8 Dream
Air Date: September 9, 2007
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S1:E7. O Rose, Thou Art Sick
Air Date: August 26, 2007

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Barry Garron

This is challenging fare, but the smart storytelling and realistic portrayal of professional relationships is unique and worth checking out. Read full review

Alessandra Stanley

State of Mind owes most of its appeal to Ms. Taylor, an accomplished indie actress with unusual jolie-laide looks who brings a wry charm and dignity to the inauspicious role of a wronged wife who is also burdened with an overbearing mother. Read full review

David Zurawik

One of the primary attractions of the drama looks to be the fantasy it offers of office mates becoming a community of friends who are continually dropping in on each other to offer companionship and support. Read full review

Gillian Flynn

State of Mind is filled with grand, unearned speeches. But they are so nicely written - about the camaraderie of a good marriage or the bitterness of a bad one - it's difficult to begrudge them.

Robert Bianco

Taylor, whose performance overflows with touchingly wounded dignity. She also gets to deliver a great speech to two of her patients, which, while totally unrealistic, is fun in an overly theatrical kind of way. Read full review

Robert Lloyd

State of Mind is the weaker (and the more strenuous and sour) of the two [new shows on Lifetime], and all the more disappointing for the presence of the reliably interesting Taylor. Read full review

Heather Havrilesky

This show could've worked. Read full review

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HumbertoV

Jul 19, 2007

A refreshing new woman oriented tv series: that is 'State Of Mind', Lili Taylor's performance is outstanding and i am truly looking forward to see the next episode!. Since the very first five minutes of the pilot, 'State Of Mind' got me hooked. I expected so much A refreshing new woman oriented tv series: that is 'State Of Mind', Lili Taylor's performance is outstanding and i am truly looking forward to see the next episode!. Since the very first five minutes of the pilot, 'State Of Mind' got me hooked. I expected so much from this TV Show and I've got to say I'm not disappointed.… Expand