Couples Therapy with Candice and Casey

Casey understands emotional issues better when Candice makes analogies to war. Seems healthy? Plus, you simply cannot have friends of the opposite sex once you’re married. Don’t be mad at the truth.

There’s no limit to giving an apology. Also, should candice start a YouTube channel?

Short but funny! Casey calls Candice a Teletubby and, oddly, she thinks it's hilarious. Throw in stories about supporting your partner in little ways and supporting yourself while being an entrepreneur. Q & A's back again!

Fake passwords, divorce, drugging toddlers, and fancy watches. Plus Q&A is back!

Getting back into the swing of things with some good name calling and guilt trips for taking time alone.

The Neistats discuss nudity and hot dogs. Not at the same time.

Everyone goes up, everyone’s needs evolve. Timing is everything. Plus some pregnancy talk—deal with it, it’s almost over.

Think you’re fighting about dirty dishes? How ‘bout save some time and dig deeper. Once you remove a few layers, It’s never about the dishes.

Candice unapologetically still leans on her parents to be her... parents. Casey counters how he became his own parent as a runaway teen. Plus some pretty sloppy advice during questions and answers.

Casey tries to do what's right for family and fans, but Candice pushes him to balance that with what's right for him right now. And lots of other stuff.

The dividing line between truly upset and truly hormonal is starting to get blurred. Casey is doing his best to keep the last months of pregnancy pleasant for all involved — including using Dr. P as a mediator to get through to Candice.

Candice encourages Casey to be kinder to himself today about tough situations in the past; if only she could get a word in through all the giggles.

Candice brings Casey and his dreams of a slower paced life back to reality. Workaholics don't change, and that doesn't have to be a bad thing.

Candice and Casey may disagree on big things like parenting and where to live, but they have found the perfect sleeping arrangement. So there’s that.

Candice and casey examine their difference in expectations and discover it's best to not have any.