Ever meet that guy that's charming, intelligent, handsome, genuine, compassionate, and all those other engaging adjectives, and when he walks away all you want to do is take a scalding shower and burn the clothes you were wearing? That's Garcin.

Garcin loves women - or, at least, he thinks he does. He says he wants to help them, but in reality, he wants to control them. Maybe it's the remnants of being a geek in high school, an overbearing mother, or perhaps like many men it's the nagging mental scars of an old lover. Whatever the case, Garcin is a master of gentle abuse.

If you asked him it's certain he'd declare himself a feminist -- that his good advice helps his female patients to become stronger and more successful. In truth, he uses his position and over-education to gently manipulate them into relying on him more and more and more. Perhaps the voyeuristic pleasure he gets from hearing all those sexual fantasies, exploits, and even abuse is too much to bear for him -- sometimes he just has to get more involved. And if that means crossing the doctor-patient line, who can blame him? He is a psychiatrist, after all, and knows that he's only human.

Dr. Joseph Garcin is played by Brett Estey.

INEZ: [Sarcastically] And you helped her, didn't you.

GARCIN: I helped myself to her. She wanted it. And I knew, I knew. I knew it would be the end of me.