When she started crying talking about her psychologist Michael It brought me to tears. She’s suffered so much loss & heartache but STILL kept pushing on. Her strength Is Inspirational. Wise words ❤️
When she died. The world lost the best comedienne it had ever had. She wasn’t only funny she was a very bright woman. And I loved her humour I would love to have met her
This was an awesome in depth interview with Joan. I absolutely loved Joan before, and, if possible, this interview made me love her even more. Rest in peace Joan. ❤️
Listening to Joan tell that story about Michael, her former therapist is heartbreaking. Anybody that lived in the 80's and 90's know how devastating AIDS was back then
I'm a gay man im 33 and luckily I live in the western world where medically its not a fear but when she spoke of her friend I was weeping not just for Joan and her friend but for how lucky we are here in the UK today
NwO 4LiFE yes you are very fortunate. I am an American living in London but when I was 23 I lived in San Francisco in the Castro Ground Zero for HIV/AIDS. Most of my friends died awful deaths & it ruined my sense of youth & light heart as things were very dark & scary for a long time. I can easily place myself where Joan was with her dying Psychiatrist friend & feel her pain as if it were my own. So many died then, so young, my age & older. I’m so grateful I never got the virus - I don’t know how I was so blessed except I do believe i received help & maybe even protection from my Guardian Angel. I should have been dead 40 years ago. 🙏🙏
I totally understand Rivers’ ability to deflect serious issues with humor. I don’t understand how some people don’t understand that that’s a survival mechanism. It’s so simple.
100%. My ex mother in law would make scenes in public, and they were always directed towards me because she never understood that we had different personalities and although I respected hers, she never noticed this. (Did that make sense?) I never expected her to respect mine, because I was raised to respect your elders and I wanted to get along with her, for my husbands sake, and later, my childrens. Fast forward 20 years, my husband has been gone for three years, due to suicide. And it has completely destroyed any type of relationship I could of had with her, and my in laws. She has used this to attempt to destroy my relationship with my children, now. We have a secret place where we meet, and it is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. Being a parent doesn’t stop at 18 years old. It never stops. I’m not ganna lie, there are many days where I just want to throw in the towel, let her win. But I don’t. I know one day, that all of my kids will see how evil is all around. They just need to stand back and see for themselves who is there for them, for the right reasons, through the good and the bad, realize we are all human, we are not perfect. And don’t let evil win. (Thank you for listening.)
As a person who has Bipolar 1 disorder, I absolutely use humor to hide my depression. Everyone loves the manic episodes, you feel like you’re on top of the world. When I’m depressed, and have to face the world, I have everyone dying laughing. Then I go home and cry my eyes out and drink too much vodka. Humor is the best mask I can wear, I don’t let anyone see me cry, or cut myself, or drink way too much. Those of us who fight this battle with mental illness will understand. May God bless those who cannot understand the war we fight everyday. I miss Joan terribly. I miss Carrie Fischer terribly. These amazing women will always be two of my heroes.
Joan was a wise beautiful woman. The therapist is following her own agenda instead of following her clients. It was a privilege to have Joan share so openly.
I love this interview because Joan lets her guard down and allows herself to be vulnerable. This is Joan the person and not Joan the performer. I cried along with her and felt so much compassion for her.
Thank you SO much for uploading this & your other Joan videos. This is so invaluable💖 God, the Michael part rocks me every time. Joan was an amazing, iconic by it's own definition, brilliant woman with so much fight in her. We miss you, queen!🕊💔
I never saw her so sad. I couldn’t control my tears to c her so sad💔Joan is a beautiful soul she dealt with so much but made the world laugh.. Selfless beautiful Joan u r genuinely missed and love 💕 enormously….Thank You for ur talent and sacrifice ur a 👑 2021 and I still miss u 💔☹️ Love and light 🙏🏽
I just love Joan ... I never saw her talk so seriously as she did in this show, but even when she's serious, she's adorable ... may God bless your soul.
2nd time I've watched this. I have so much love and respect for Joan Rivers - miss her so much - no better comedian except Jonathan Winters, who would be her equal, not her superior. When she talked about her therapist who died of AIDS, that was really hard to watch.....and her mean dog Spike. Thank you Joan for the gift of your life to us! XXOO
Ty for posting this! I remember watching it years ago but it was muted on youtube for a while. I had no idea about most of the things joan mentioned here😢
This was absolutely fascinating. I’ve never heard of Pamela before. I’ve always loved Joan, which of course, is what brought me here.. but I’m so glad I found it. Wonderful video.
Pamela Stephenson really did her homework on Joan! It was quite telling that the passing of her psychologist that brought her to tears above all of her various other losses and betrayals. I agree that the theme of betrayal was 100% a major factor in this hilariously woman’s life, even right down to her own body image. Nevertheless I can’t help but feel, to paraphrase the Titanic, this woman’s heart was an ocean of secrets, many of which she discerningly chose not to divulge/speak to.
What a fabulous interview. Joan was amazing to watch letting her guard down. Her caustic humor is what made her famous, but boy was she hard on herself. The psychologist made an amazing point - your body has been fantastic to you. It made her who she is. Trading on her self-deprecating humor about looks turned her into a mega star. She claims she always wanted to be adored, famous - well she was both. Her body never got in the way of that. Maybe she wanted to feel cherished as a sex symbol, although she picked a career match as Margaret O'Brien, a child star about her age at the time. But it's clear Joan wanted to be perfect and envisioned this perfect life, but we all know it's an illusion. Joan's honesty and cleverness is what made her famous, but I do wish she cut herself a break. Maybe she felt like she could never do that. But she was so relatable, open and honest and that is why we adored her.
I shall always keep Joan in my heart every ever after... So related, so much in common, and so blessing an inspiration to my life. RIP my darling, May The Lord God keep you in one of the bestest places ever, for you filled my heart... Blessed be Melissa as well, and blessed be all those who reading this comment might feel related. Amen.
So happy you uploaded this. She tried to squirm away alot in this but when that wall fell down we saw the inner workings. Trust is such a huge issue and it saddens me she felt like that till her untimely death. I always thought id be laughing at Joan still when she was 95 and even though she's not here we can keep her humour here if we watch anything of Joan. This is great and I think Joan was so beautiful but if she wanted the surgery then that's her decision and she was gorgeous. RIP you beautiful creature ❤
The fact that Pamela wanted the entire conversation to be pushed through the lens of the term 'betrayal' does not actually achieve anything. It's a limiting factor and Joan shined through, expressing that relationships are much more complex than Subjective Betrayal. I wish Pamela actually listened instead of making everything about the term in her own mind.
To be so completely honest about her emotions and opinions of situations from her life in front of a camera deserves so much respect. I’ve loved Joan Rivers ever since I saw this the 1st time
I swear when she stopped Joan from talking at 23:55 saying “That in itself was a betrayal.” OMFG i wanted to come through the damn screen! I felt Joan was going to say something so sincere and wise, to the memory of the man Michael the psychologist. UGH what a moment wasted on such a retched interview.
An amazing interview that exposed so much about Joan. We knew she was irreverent, coarse, honest and so hilarious. We saw her intelligence here, she was never at a loss, answered with understanding even when the thought she had just came to her. She had already analyzed herself many times but still was surprised a few times by this analyst. I would have loved to have met Joan, she was a fighter. So glad the videos are saved on You tube so we can still appreciate the great wit. Joan you were always beautiful in so many ways. RIP and hope you are wrong about the afterlife and I see you in Heaven. You might have to tone it down a bit for the big Guy up there, then again perhaps not. xxoo
Psychologists are often good at picking up on recurring themes in peoples lives, much better than a lay person, and from what she pointed out, it did seem to be a recurring theme in her life.
Parents can be cruel perhaps not meaning to hurt. I was quite tall and at 13 my dad said, I hope you won’t grow too tall. I decided then to get a piece of leg bones cut out later. Luckily someone I admired said they stopped growing at 14. I was happy. I was not tooo tall but many years later asked my husband what his first thoughts were when we met. Typical male, said bluntly I thought you were too tall and too thin. That hurt. But then his mother was as wide as she was short so I never worried again. My mother never let me sit on her knee. You’ll crush my dress and muss my hair. It was hurtful but I was lucky. I had lots of lovely boyfriends and married for 58 years. The last words my dying husband said to me was that I was the only girl in the world for him. I could cry for Joan. She took too much to heart. She was beautiful, slim and perteit. I am old and decrepit now but my husbands gone and the best I can do is be kind to people. I just love Joan ❤️
What an amazing interview. Seeing Pam Stevenson in her professional guise talking to Joan Rivers in her personal guise has been a revelation. I think they were therapists for each other.
If I here the word betrayed again I will scream! Now she's going on about her mother betraying her when she wasn't, her mother was a different generation.
The person doing the interview loves the word betrayal. Joan went thru a lot and this is my first time hearing it. She certainly kept her private live separate from her life on stage.
Actually if you happen to see an audience with Joan Rivers, and others shows, and a little of her life story, and as she said in this interview at a certain moment... She had to be a comedienne...
I feel like I just had a very important therapy session with Pamela, what I’ve been feeling is also betrayal, thank you🙏 I agree with everything Joanne said about her.
Outside of Carol Burnett, Joan Rivers was the best. People liked her because her humor and outlook was relate able to us poor snooks. Sure she went 'over-the-top on occasion, but that was Joan. God rest her soul. She got a raw deal in many, many ways. Thank you for uploading this. Believe it or not, by listening to this it has helped me personally with my own personal problems with life. . I feel like I know Joan Rivers that much more.
She was a comedienne, she told jokes! People who were offended by her never forgot her. The heartbreak and pain behind the smile in this interview, shows she was a human like us all. She suffered so much loss and grief. She managed to turn her sorrow into our laughter. And laughed with us. I hope Joan knew how admired she was and she’s at rest
Joan, I can’t believe no man ever told you that you were beautiful…you were. To hell with them…what do they know?! I envied your looks every time I saw you. Truly. I only wish I could have met you…known you ♥️
Actually… since I was 5ish. So I’ve added many more favorites sine then💓😊🥰😇I think Joan is beautiful because she seems very happy despite the Haters😍🤩🥰😘
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What a precious woman. I just want to hug her for ever and kiss her! What a sweet thing down under. I am reminded of my wonderful sweet beautiful Mother so much seeing her. My heart breaks for her. I also would love to have my Mother back with me so she could enjoy beautiful times in life with me - becasue she also was like that. Tears!!
“Did you feel betrayed when your dog had an accident on your expensive Aubusson rug?” This woman is an amateur psychologist with only one word in her analytic handbook. Me thinks the lady doth project her own issues of betrayal - and also weight, the other issue she’s obsessed with, for obvious reasons. Therapist, analyze thyself. The woman grasps for conclusions, narcissistically planting her own theories into the client’s mind, thereby taking advantage of them in this vulnerable setting. In the end Joan agrees with her and calls her brilliant but it appears more as a result of being browbeaten than Joan’s own epiphanies, which is a common phenomenon when a client is faced with an overbearing therapist who replicates the narcissistic injury of the original parent (in this case Joan’s mother). This is the number one failing of amateur therapists who have not resolved their own issues. This video ought to be used in grad school training programs to teach future therapists what not to do.
""I never had *those* attributes, so I had to find other ways. The other ways, obviously, were humor, being smart & ambition, everyboody's drive is: 'I'll show you, You'll be sorry one day, I'll be a big movie star.'" -Joan Rivers
This therapist is just awful. Betrayal betrayal betrayal. She was obsessed with trying to define all of Joan’s relationships and experiences as betrayals. And that’s just lazy psychotherapy. Not every crossroad in one’s life is a betrayal. I only kept watching to learn more about Joan’s life.
When she started crying talking about her psychologist Michael It brought me to tears. She’s suffered so much loss & heartache but STILL kept pushing on. Her strength Is Inspirational. Wise words ❤️
Anyone knows his last name?
I’m in tears this interview is powerful and raw .I have and will always love you Joan ,sleep peacefully eternally.
When she died. The world lost the best comedienne it had ever had. She wasn’t only funny she was a very bright woman. And I loved her humour I would love to have met her
I remember I was in my college lunch hall. Everyone heard the news from the TV sigh so loud.
Her stage persona was utterly FEARLESS! Nothing was off the menu!
She's the only comedian that I love watching.No one else!
Couldn't agree more
What a lovely post.
This was an awesome in depth interview with Joan. I absolutely loved Joan before, and, if possible, this interview made me love her even more. Rest in peace Joan. ❤️
OMG I wanted to marry her I'm Devo'd
Same.
Listening to Joan tell that story about Michael, her former therapist is heartbreaking. Anybody that lived in the 80's and 90's know how devastating AIDS was back then
I lived in San Francisco at the beginning of HIV - Castro area - was only 24. years old at the time. It was beyond devastating.
I'm a gay man im 33 and luckily I live in the western world where medically its not a fear but when she spoke of her friend I was weeping not just for Joan and her friend but for how lucky we are here in the UK today
NwO 4LiFE yes you are very fortunate. I am an American living in London but when I was 23 I lived in San Francisco in the Castro Ground Zero for HIV/AIDS. Most of my friends died awful deaths & it ruined my sense of youth & light heart as things were very dark & scary for a long time. I can easily place myself where Joan was with her dying Psychiatrist friend & feel her pain as if it were my own. So many died then, so young, my age & older. I’m so grateful I never got the virus - I don’t know how I was so blessed except I do believe i received help & maybe even protection from my Guardian Angel. I should have been dead 40 years ago. 🙏🙏
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She was remarkable...so raw and honest...a rarity.
I couldn't agree any more!
Love and miss her. My absolute favorite comedienne!!! Sophisticated, brilliant and irreverent!!! No one comes close to her nowadays
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I totally understand Rivers’ ability to deflect serious issues with humor. I don’t understand how some people don’t understand that that’s a survival mechanism. It’s so simple.
100%. My ex mother in law would make scenes in public, and they were always directed towards me because she never understood that we had different personalities and although I respected hers, she never noticed this. (Did that make sense?) I never expected her to respect mine, because I was raised to respect your elders and I wanted to get along with her, for my husbands sake, and later, my childrens.
Fast forward 20 years, my husband has been gone for three years, due to suicide. And it has completely destroyed any type of relationship I could of had with her, and my in laws. She has used this to attempt to destroy my relationship with my children, now. We have a secret place where we meet, and it is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. Being a parent doesn’t stop at 18 years old. It never stops. I’m not ganna lie, there are many days where I just want to throw in the towel, let her win. But I don’t. I know one day, that all of my kids will see how evil is all around. They just need to stand back and see for themselves who is there for them, for the right reasons, through the good and the bad, realize we are all human, we are not perfect. And don’t let evil win.
(Thank you for listening.)
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God bless you for uploading this!
This is SO good! I have watched it at least 6 times over thr years, and I am back again today. Michael's death always breaks my heart.
This interview was absolutely fantastic. Joan Rivers came into it with complete honesty and I have a new level of respect for her since watching it
As a person who has Bipolar 1 disorder, I absolutely use humor to hide my depression. Everyone loves the manic episodes, you feel like you’re on top of the world. When I’m depressed, and have to face the world, I have everyone dying laughing. Then I go home and cry my eyes out and drink too much vodka. Humor is the best mask I can wear, I don’t let anyone see me cry, or cut myself, or drink way too much. Those of us who fight this battle with mental illness will understand. May God bless those who cannot understand the war we fight everyday.
I miss Joan terribly. I miss Carrie Fischer terribly. These amazing women will always be two of my heroes.
So sorry you have to go through lot but I’m glad you use humor to get through it, so do I. I suffer from depression and anxiety so humor is a godsend.
Here we are in 2022 and I still wish she were here to comment on our world today.
Joan was a wise beautiful woman. The therapist is following her own agenda instead of following her clients. It was a privilege to have Joan share so openly.
No man has ever put his hand up a woman's dress looking for a library card.
She was such a beautiful soul. Icon.
I love Joan. And this interviewer is perfect - perfectly well prepared, polished, tough but gentle at once. Thanks for this.
Billy Connolys wife Australian Dr Pamela Stephenson
She’s married to Billy Connolly. She was a comedian but did a degree in psychiatry to help Billy with his depression.
This is my all time favourite interview with Joan. She’s so open, kind, direct, funny and honest. You can tell she was a beacon of light. I miss her
I love this interview because Joan lets her guard down and allows herself to be vulnerable. This is Joan the person and not Joan the performer. I cried along with her and felt so much compassion for her.
That's a therapist I could open up to. Thanks for sharing. And, just love Joan Rivers even more. Her openness is refreshing.
Wow. Joan was so honest. What a treasure this session was.
The most beautiful and truthful interview of Joan's. I really loved her transparency here. I really love and miss her. Such a great person, actually.
“I’ll be home tomorrow Melissa” - an interesting choice of words, I hope Edgar found peace arriving Home.
Thank you SO much for uploading this & your other Joan videos. This is so invaluable💖 God, the Michael part rocks me every time. Joan was an amazing, iconic by it's own definition, brilliant woman with so much fight in her. We miss you, queen!🕊💔
I never saw her so sad. I couldn’t control my tears to c her so sad💔Joan is a beautiful soul she dealt with so much but made the world laugh..
Selfless beautiful Joan u r genuinely missed and love 💕 enormously….Thank You for ur talent and sacrifice ur a 👑 2021 and I still miss u 💔☹️
Love and light 🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing this episode 🌻 This has given me fresh eyes on aspects of my own life. So grateful for this! Thank you again
Omgosh what a terrific woman, how wonderful it would have been to know her as a friend. Love ❤️ you Joan R.I.P.
I just love Joan ... I never saw her talk so seriously as she did in this show, but even when she's serious, she's adorable ... may God bless your soul.
What an incredible gift this is! Thank you!
2nd time I've watched this. I have so much love and respect for Joan Rivers - miss her so much - no better comedian except Jonathan Winters, who would be her equal, not her superior. When she talked about her therapist who died of AIDS, that was really hard to watch.....and her mean dog Spike. Thank you Joan for the gift of your life to us! XXOO
Ty for posting this! I remember watching it years ago but it was muted on youtube for a while. I had no idea about most of the things joan mentioned here😢
This was absolutely fascinating. I’ve never heard of Pamela before. I’ve always loved Joan, which of course, is what brought me here.. but I’m so glad I found it. Wonderful video.
Thank you for the amazing video ... very inspiring
The most amazing interview ever ❤️
That ended beautifully. Joan was unique, as a comedian and a human being.
I will never stop loving Joan. What an amazing woman.
Pamela Stephenson really did her homework on Joan!
It was quite telling that the passing of her psychologist that brought her to tears above all of her various other losses and betrayals.
I agree that the theme of betrayal was 100% a major factor in this hilariously woman’s life, even right down to her own body image.
Nevertheless I can’t help but feel, to paraphrase the Titanic, this woman’s heart was an ocean of secrets, many of which she discerningly chose not to divulge/speak to.
What a fabulous interview. Joan was amazing to watch letting her guard down. Her caustic humor is what made her famous, but boy was she hard on herself. The psychologist made an amazing point - your body has been fantastic to you. It made her who she is. Trading on her self-deprecating humor about looks turned her into a mega star. She claims she always wanted to be adored, famous - well she was both. Her body never got in the way of that. Maybe she wanted to feel cherished as a sex symbol, although she picked a career match as Margaret O'Brien, a child star about her age at the time. But it's clear Joan wanted to be perfect and envisioned this perfect life, but we all know it's an illusion. Joan's honesty and cleverness is what made her famous, but I do wish she cut herself a break. Maybe she felt like she could never do that. But she was so relatable, open and honest and that is why we adored her.
I shall always keep Joan in my heart every ever after... So related, so much in common, and so blessing an inspiration to my life.
RIP my darling, May The Lord God keep you in one of the bestest places ever, for you filled my heart...
Blessed be Melissa as well, and blessed be all those who reading this comment might feel related. Amen.
So happy you uploaded this. She tried to squirm away alot in this but when that wall fell down we saw the inner workings. Trust is such a huge issue and it saddens me she felt like that till her untimely death. I always thought id be laughing at Joan still when she was 95 and even though she's not here we can keep her humour here if we watch anything of Joan. This is great and I think Joan was so beautiful but if she wanted the surgery then that's her decision and she was gorgeous.
RIP you beautiful creature ❤
I still miss Joan. She was one of the best,!!❤
Thank you, Joan, for sharing so much.
These are things I never knew about Joan's life. She is a survivor. But that woman loves everything to be a betrayal
I'm watching this as I'm preparing for my first therapy session.. I love Joan and this is good
I hope it's going well!
The strange thing is she was very attractive, when i saw clips in another documentary about her when she was young she was a very attractive woman.
The fact that Pamela wanted the entire conversation to be pushed through the lens of the term 'betrayal' does not actually achieve anything. It's a limiting factor and Joan shined through, expressing that relationships are much more complex than Subjective Betrayal. I wish Pamela actually listened instead of making everything about the term in her own mind.
exactly
It was one session and betrayal was the cause of Joan‘s problems in life. Nevertheless she triumphed over them magnificently.
Yeah, especially asking if her husband dying felt like betrayal. What a weird question to ask. A bit close to the bone in my opinion.
Joan's persona was hard faced but in reality was compassionate and humane
To be so completely honest about her emotions and opinions of situations from her life in front of a camera deserves so much respect. I’ve loved Joan Rivers ever since I saw this the 1st time
I swear when she stopped Joan from talking at 23:55 saying “That in itself was a betrayal.” OMFG i wanted to come through the damn screen! I felt Joan was going to say something so sincere and wise, to the memory of the man Michael the psychologist. UGH what a moment wasted on such a retched interview.
YOU WILL ALWAYS LIVE IN OUR ❤️ DEAR JOAN ❤️🎈
An amazing interview that exposed so much about Joan. We knew she was irreverent, coarse, honest and so hilarious. We saw her intelligence here, she was never at a loss, answered with understanding even when the thought she had just came to her. She had already analyzed herself many times but still was surprised a few times by this analyst. I would have loved to have met Joan, she was a fighter. So glad the videos are saved on You tube so we can still appreciate the great wit. Joan you were always beautiful in so many ways. RIP and hope you are wrong about the afterlife and I see you in Heaven. You might have to tone it down a bit for the big Guy up there, then again perhaps not. xxoo
AMAZING interview. I miss Joan
That therapist seems bent on tying everything in Joan's life to betrayal.
because that's the truth..
Psychologists are often good at picking up on recurring themes in peoples lives, much better than a lay person, and from what she pointed out, it did seem to be a recurring theme in her life.
@@ChadSlampiece absolutely!
Sometimes you need other people to say things to you in order to see it yourself 🤷♀️.
Yes
Missing Joan. What a life she had.
I didn't think I could love Joan any more, but this just really made me do exactly that, love her more.
I always adored that she was always open and true to herself
Parents can be cruel perhaps not meaning to hurt. I was quite tall and at 13 my dad said, I hope you won’t grow too tall. I decided then to get a piece of leg bones cut out later. Luckily someone I admired said they stopped growing at 14. I was happy. I was not tooo tall but many years later asked my husband what his first thoughts were when we met. Typical male, said bluntly I thought you were too tall and too thin. That hurt. But then his mother was as wide as she was short so I never worried again. My mother never let me sit on her knee. You’ll crush my dress and muss my hair. It was hurtful but I was lucky. I had lots of lovely boyfriends and married for 58 years. The last words my dying husband said to me was that I was the only girl in the world for him. I could cry for Joan. She took too much to heart. She was beautiful, slim and perteit. I am old and decrepit now but my husbands gone and the best I can do is be kind to people. I just love Joan ❤️
Heartbreaking. Her closing words to Pamela Stephenson are truly a measure of the woman, IMO. Rest in peace.
What an amazing interview. Seeing Pam Stevenson in her professional guise talking to Joan Rivers in her personal guise has been a revelation. I think they were therapists for each other.
Love her. ❤ Always will. And beauty is about how you feel - you nailed that !
The fact that Pamela Stephenson used to be a comedienne is why this interaction works so well in particular
I’ve watched this video several times and always gets me emotional
Love Joan ❤
I love and respect Joan so much God bless her
If I here the word betrayed again I will scream!
Now she's going on about her mother betraying her when she wasn't, her mother was a different generation.
The person doing the interview loves the word betrayal. Joan went thru a lot and this is my first time hearing it. She certainly kept her private live separate from her life on stage.
LOL..I noticed that too. In all seriousness, she is a good interviewer though.
Actually if you happen to see an audience with Joan Rivers, and others shows, and a little of her life story, and as she said in this interview at a certain moment... She had to be a comedienne...
Joan was a legend... RIP
I feel like I just had a very important therapy session with Pamela, what I’ve been feeling is also betrayal, thank you🙏 I agree with everything Joanne said about her.
this is surprisingly incredible
Take a shot every time Pam says “betrayal” 🍹🍸🥂
That Was Brilliant!!!!
The video is playing but I have no audio..??
Everything else on youtube is working as usual, just not this video.
Miss her ❤️
Wow…. This was good. Thanks for sharing.
She s such a Softy underneath it all. Awww love Her xo. Dr Pamela is wonderful smart and genuine
Outside of Carol Burnett, Joan Rivers was the best. People liked her because her humor and outlook was relate able to us poor snooks. Sure she went 'over-the-top on occasion, but that was Joan. God rest her soul. She got a raw deal in many, many ways. Thank you for uploading this. Believe it or not, by listening to this it has helped me personally with my own personal problems with life. . I feel like I know Joan Rivers that much more.
Love both of these ladies ..and Joan's Honesty ..she really was a star as a human being as well as a comedian .
She was a comedienne, she told jokes! People who were offended by her never forgot her.
The heartbreak and pain behind the smile in this interview, shows she was a human like us all. She suffered so much loss and grief. She managed to turn her sorrow into our laughter. And laughed with us.
I hope Joan knew how admired she was and she’s at rest
I find myself every 8 months mourning this icon. I wish she would have lived thru the Trump administration.
Joan, I can’t believe no man ever told you that you were beautiful…you were. To hell with them…what do they know?! I envied your looks every time I saw you. Truly. I only wish I could have met you…known you ♥️
Joan Rivers & Eddie Murphy are my favorite comedians 💓🥰🌬💋💋
Actually… since I was 5ish. So I’ve added many more favorites sine then💓😊🥰😇I think Joan is beautiful because she seems very happy despite the Haters😍🤩🥰😘
I don't know if this is racist, but I so love American Jewish ladies.
HOW can u be so
Lovely ,sick of this sick world .May Buddha love you . Hey shit ,I think he is
Don't worry in 20 years time you won't be able to talk
you can't even say Bron these days and off white is out
Nope. Not racist. Or anti-Semitic. Just a nice sentiment. By the way, I'm an American catholic, and I love them too.
@@johndalton3180 🙂
She completely opened up and connected with the Pamela. My heart breaks, as she couldn’t see her own beauty and self-worth 💔
I have tried for many months but cannot hear the audio it’s just high pitched sounds- has anyone had the same problem?
Same.
Change the device you're trying to listen on. The one you're using has only one channel of audio, not the channel this happens to be on. Use headphones or a device with two speakers.
What a precious woman. I just want to hug her for ever and kiss her! What a sweet thing down under. I am reminded of my wonderful sweet beautiful Mother so much seeing her. My heart breaks for her. I also would love to have my Mother back with me so she could enjoy beautiful times in life with me - becasue she also was like that. Tears!!
“Did you feel betrayed when your dog had an accident on your expensive Aubusson rug?” This woman is an amateur psychologist with only one word in her analytic handbook. Me thinks the lady doth project her own issues of betrayal - and also weight, the other issue she’s obsessed with, for obvious reasons. Therapist, analyze thyself.
The woman grasps for conclusions, narcissistically planting her own theories into the client’s mind, thereby taking advantage of them in this vulnerable setting. In the end Joan agrees with her and calls her brilliant but it appears more as a result of being browbeaten than Joan’s own epiphanies, which is a common phenomenon when a client is faced with an overbearing therapist who replicates the narcissistic injury of the original parent (in this case Joan’s mother).
This is the number one failing of amateur therapists who have not resolved their own issues. This video ought to be used in grad school training programs to teach future therapists what not to do.
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The sound doesn't work, can it be fixed?
This is fascinating...I really liked Joan in tv and I think I would have liked her even more in private life. Dr. Connolly is brilliant as well.
I love her so much it’s unbelievable! So missed.
What's happened to the sound
I whish I had known you , Joan !
Beautiful woman !
RIP
It's interesting that she comes in with all kinds of armor (including her humor) but she does open up and become vulnerable.
PLEASE, fix, the volume, on this. I can't, hear, anything.
I miss her she was a great comedienne, love her. R.I.P.
Miss Joan rivers so much , I know it’s been a few years since her death . I just feel there is a huge gap without her in our world
She was and is beautiful
What’s with the sound???
""I never had *those* attributes, so I had to find other ways. The other ways, obviously, were humor, being smart & ambition, everyboody's drive is: 'I'll show you, You'll be sorry one day, I'll be a big movie star.'" -Joan Rivers
How come I can't hear the video?
This therapist is just awful. Betrayal betrayal betrayal. She was obsessed with trying to define all of Joan’s relationships and experiences as betrayals. And that’s just lazy psychotherapy. Not every crossroad in one’s life is a betrayal. I only kept watching to learn more about Joan’s life.
She had such a hard time 😞 horrible to have so much awful stuff happen to her all at the same time
Amazing woman ....miss her... unique 😟🙁☹
This therapist is somewhat obsessed with betrayal,
Only need to say it once not 90 times