People must clearly not remember about what nip/tuck's all about. Every season's been filled with freaks! So why should this one not start off the same way?
Brooke Shields looked the part of a middle aged therapist that did her best to appear professional with Christian, when in her mind, and eyes, she clearly wanted him to bend her over her desk...lucky lady got her wish.
Tracy Scoggins looked the part of a has-been mother, with a few to many face lifts and lips like a toilet plunger, that needed to use her teenage/VERY early 20 something daughter to pick up hot, rich guys.
Kathleen Turner totally needs an Emmy nod for her role as a divorced, 50 year old, plain Jane thats kept the cigarette makers and liquor stores in business for so long that its ruined her career instrument...her used to be sexy sounding vocal cords needed for her role as Cindy Plumb; seemingly popular phone sex personality. A total riot! I'm extremely curious, and yeah, excited, about the possibility of Christian's repressed homosexual tendencies.
Nip/Tuck's one of the best shows on cable today, and judging from the multi-episode montage at the end this episode, I don't foresee myself being disappointed.
Brooke Shields looked the part of a middle aged therapist that did her best to appear professional with Christian, when in her mind, and eyes, she clearly wanted him to bend her over her desk...lucky lady got her wish.
Tracy Scoggins looked the part of a has-been mother, with a few to many face lifts and lips like a toilet plunger, that needed to use her teenage/VERY early 20 something daughter to pick up hot, rich guys.
Kathleen Turner totally needs an Emmy nod for her role as a divorced, 50 year old, plain Jane thats kept the cigarette makers and liquor stores in business for so long that its ruined her career instrument...her used to be sexy sounding vocal cords needed for her role as Cindy Plumb; seemingly popular phone sex personality. A total riot! I'm extremely curious, and yeah, excited, about the possibility of Christian's repressed homosexual tendencies.
Nip/Tuck's one of the best shows on cable today, and judging from the multi-episode montage at the end this episode, I don't foresee myself being disappointed.