I absolutely love this show. (And the other Bravo shows that focus on work, as opposed to women tearing each others hair out, literally and figuratively). 

 I think that your father realizes that he was wrong. I saw him cry and apologize. It's so hard for men of that generation to admit that their parents were abusive. It seems as if he feels he did better than his parents, such as they were. He knows it's not enough. I was taught, "Whether your mother is right or wrong, she's right". Like the Pope, I guess: infallible! He showed great vulnerability. He is so damaged and so proud of you.

I look forward to next season!!

Dr Greg, I believe your father further used this show to excuse his bad parenting skills and abusive behavior...and cannot believe you did not protect your viewers from that....you brought the storyline to us with some expectation from us that you had learned something from the experience, but instead of viewers seeing this revelation...we see an older, wiser abuser clawing for acceptance and sympathy...sorry....many people do not buy that routine...surely you know that child abuse can be nipped from one generation to another...it does not have to be a legacy...your father used his first hand knowledge of how degrading and painful being cruel to a child can cause long term problems for that child, instead of doing the right thing...he "chose" to do the wrong thing...yes....chose.....and as a therapist, you know this....but anything for tv exposure and ratings.....shameful if you ask many...your father knew the story was going to come out and his cunning kicked into high gear....caught red handed....he decided to confess he had dipped into the paint...but would give everyone a good reason...why not...his father was no longer around....who would dispute it....so disappointed in this show and you....you failed to protect us as viewers who trusted the content would not trouble us....i know you have not posted responses because you are once again..protecting the abuser....thats really ok....I will definitely not watch again...too much drama for late night anyway

Dr.Greg, Dr. Eris and the one of a kind DR.V, Truly one of the best shows Bravo has ever done. This show picked people up, gave insight into an form of healing that many refuse to try. I hope others struggling will have the courage to step up and heal their pain, instead of hiding behind computers, or walls. We all want to be loved and accepted with positive loving relationships. The computer doesn't allow us to effectively get to KNOW your personally, as in real life, we marry real fallible human beings! No hiding can be done in a successful, happy marriage.. those that frown and so call "hate" this show may be to fearful of the mirror effect of seeing the truth.. I truly hope that Bravo brings you back for another season, I mean we have enough reality b-tching, fighting, I want resolution, with out it, the next generation is going to truly struggle.. Take another leap Bravo, actually save lives, u can do it. Much love to this great show! god bless you all!

I love the show...you have a wonderful partner

I watched the reruns of show for the first time this weekend. I LOVE IT. I can't wait until next season. Such a great show.  Please, please, please bring it back for more seasons.

Congratulations on your wedding and new show.  If I lived in LA I would definitely pick you as my therapist.  Can you recommend one in Detroit?  I really need it, lol. 

Dr. Greg and Kevin,

I really loved the show and think you both are very brave.  It is one thing to put yourself out there and allow cameras to follow you around, but it is another to do it while trying to accomplish something that really matters, that also happens to be something you have dreaded for years, something serious.

Throughout the show, Kevin was so supportive, and in such a kind way, he was a true inspiration to me.  And Greg, you did it!  You finally sat down with your dad and had some of those tough conversations that you thought were necessary in order to move on with your life, or to sort things out, or whatever.  

I love to watch your lives.  You and Kevin are so funny, even when you are just sitting there eating breakfast or passing by in the house, or shopping, or meeting up with friends.  23 years together and you still seem to like each other.

I cannot WAIT for the next adventure of Kevin and Dr. Greg.

Odd, my Dad also forgot how he abused his kids.  Beat us!  In fact when I had my son he would actually give me parenting tips. I would look at him to see if he was kidding, but he wasn't.  I never had the nerve to bring it all up like you did.   Though, like you it would not have changed a thing.

Congratulations on your marriage.  You guys looked so happy.  Your husband is a doll too I might add! 

 It was refreshing to see real people who are helping others find answers in their journey and are open to learning something from each experience.

We are all imperfect beings - vulnerable and  damaged in some form. It is the strength to admit that and lets others try to gain from that which seperates us all.

Thank you for a really good season. I hope Bravo starts to look at this kind of success as true success and starts to get back to programming that has value.I think this show has proven that- i hope it has.  I hope THe "Real housewives from hell's time is coming to an end. I also hope thii and other programming that is thought provoking and gives us a glimpses into people lives that  truly touch us and our emotions in a positive way need to successful and need the opportunity to shine.

Good luck to you in your next chapter and in your continued  journey....

Thank you so much for sharing your life with us and for including your family relationships and your wedding on the show.I enjoyed every episode with you and your lovely husband and can't wait for next season.All the best to both of you.

Really love the show, you had me hanging on every word, which was always helpful, profound, inspiring, honest, and real. I cannot wait for the next season. I too have a parent that will not confess to their violent ways, I decided to let it go and tell myself, perhaps she had it worse than me, but that awful experience led to the incredible "will" and "determination" to be the best parent I could be. Your husband is adorable, I wish you the best of luck on your journey, and thank you so much for sharing it with us.