Grace’s is probably right that couples that are willing to share their darkest parts to each other can be capable of things most of us can’t understand. His affection for her during their consultation looked genuine. It seems too dark for love, but love does make people do crazy things for it. Julia had a miscarriage because she attended class against doctor’s orders so she could pass.ĭavid’s efforts to “ease pain” were the most disturbing, and I'm still not sure that their explanation was the truth. Kurt underwent a procedure so his eyes would look like his Japanese fiancé's to get her xenophobic mother to approve. One of their patients covered his body with tattoos to show his love for his ex Latoya. David smashed his wife’s nose with a hammer so she could get one more procedure. 'Nip/Tuck' has already aired 14 episodes of its current fifth season the remaining eight are set to premiere in January.“You can be amazed what you can do if you want something enough.” These words spoken by the McNamara’s doctor during their ultrasound couldn’t better represent this episode.

Landgraf also said the network's recent decision not to pick up Murphy's transsexual drama 'Pretty/Handsome' was not related to Murphy's staying on with 'Nip/Tuck.' If we want to go after that brass ring, we have to accept they have limited shelf life.'

'The David Chases ('Sopranos') and Shawn Ryans ('The Shield'), they're taking on social commentary and grand sweeping questions. 'If you tried to do 150 episodes of 'The Sopranos,' you would begin to diminish the quality of those shows,' he said. press tour at the Beverly Hilton.Īsked why he decided to bring 'Nip/Tuck' to an end, Landgraf said he doubts any FX drama would ever run beyond 100 episodes, saying that serialized dramas have a much different storytelling model than nonserialized shows such as 'Law & Order' or 'CSI.' Recurring guest stars this season include Mario Lopez and Rose McGowan. That was one of several announcements that FX president/GM John Landgraf made Tuesday morning during the network's presentation at the Television Critics Assn. As the Emmy-winning drama continues for its sixth season, Sean (Dylan Walsh) and Christian (Julian McMahon) turn to another plastic surgeon to stimulate their business. The show will end its run with a total of 100 episodes in early 2011, with creator/executive producer Ryan Murphy signed on through the last episode. FX has ordered 19 additional episodes beyond the current 22-episode season that will mark the plastic surgery drama's final season.

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