You can’t say HBO isn’t trying to support its fascinating new weeknightly shrink drama “In Treatment” with a variety of viewing options. But you can say it’s mind-boggling trying to figure them out.

In addition to each night’s new half-hour 9:30 p.m. episode on the main HBO channel — Gabriel Byrne’s psychiatrist sees Melissa George on Monday, Blair Underwood [above with Byrne in HBO photo] on Tuesday, Mia Wasikowska on Wednesday, Josh Charles and Embeth Davidtz on Thursday, and Dianne Wiest as his own therapist on Friday — the series repeats the previous week’s episode/session as a 9 p.m. lead-in. Then HBO repeats the pair at 11 and 11:30 p.m. that night.

Meanwhile, the HBO Signature digital channel runs a day behind for laggards. For instance, Tuesday’s Underwood episodes encore Wednesday at 8 and 8:30 p.m. on HBO Signature.

On CNN‘s website I got the notification that Melissa is modeling new spring clothes that are to fall in love with. To read what they said about the clothes, go here to read it. The images they used, although they are a little small, have been uploaded to the gallery.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Australian actress Melissa George (“30 Days of Night”) is in final negotiations to star in the supernatural thriller “Triangle.”

The story revolves around yacht passengers on the Atlantic Ocean who, when struck by mysterious weather, jump to another ship only to experience greater havoc.

George will play a woman with a mental disorder who relives the harrowing experience through each of her three personalities. Christopher Smith (“Severance”) is directing. Shooting will begin in April in Australia. Source.

I have now added 293 caps from the sixth episode of In Treatment with Melissa and I have actually also come by two more episode stills, one from this past week’s episode and one from a future one. Not particularly spoilery. Click here to see the new stills.

Looks like ‘The Music Within’ will come on DVD the 8th of April! Click here to view the cover of the DVD. There doesn’t seem to be an excessive amount of special features but it will apparently feature commentary by director Steven Sawalich, producer Brett Donowho and writer Kelly Kennemer as well as deleted scenes.