Nip Tuck

It looks like Julian McMahon and girlfriend Kelly Paniagua are still a hot item! Kelly accompanied Julian and his 9-year-old daughter Madison to the Arclight Theaters in Hollywood to watch This is... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]  

(S06E04) "Yes! She punched me in the face with her breasts!" - Christian This is really starting to shape up into one of Nip/Tuck's best seasons in quite some time. Not only did "Jenny Juggs" put an excellent twist on the season's main plot (Teddy's plan), but it also added life to a plot that has, up until now, been pretty stupid (Matt, the bandit mime). Add in the laughs from Christian and Jenny and you've got some vintage McNamara/Troy...  

Sean makes an impulsive life change without consulting family or friends. A morose Annie visits from New York with a disturbing medical condition.Add this to your queueAdded: Tue Nov 03 01:24:10 UTC 2009Air date: Wed Oct 28 00:00:00 UTC 2009Duration: 42:35Closed captions available.  

Nip/Tuck starts out so promisingly and then wanders so far afield that you wonder why you bothered with it in the first place. While that’s a rough summary of the series so far, it could also describe just about any given season, any given story arc or any given episode. It’s a show that had so many great ideas, so many great themes and so many great moments of potential and squandered almost all of them in favor of crazy bullshit, as if it...  

Over the span of its first five seasons, Nip/Tuck has had some spectacular highs and some even greater lows. Regardless of how you feel about them (personally, I liked season three and The Carver), as viewers we've all watched Dr. Sean McNamara (Dylan Walsh) and Dr. Christian Troy (Julian McMahon) slowly lose the battle to the one thing they're paid to combat - aging. Entering its penultimate season, Nip/Tuck could use a little nipping and...  

Fill your prescription for thrills and excitement with Nip/Tuck Season Five Part Two on DVD! The 8-episode DVD set brings more envelope-pushing surgeries that promise to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.  

Dylan Walsh isn't into the whole spiritual psychobabble deconstruction of the profession of acting. He's a lot more blunt about taking on an iconic villain role, the title character in the remake of the sleeper thriller hit of 1987 - "The Stepfather.""This is a chance for me to take that stereotype that I play on TV and to flip it upside down," says Walsh, "the good brother" in the FX Channel's troubled-plastic-surgeons dramedy "Nip\Tuck...