Reefer

Name: Reefer
Genre: Drama
Released: 2006-11-28
Rating: 8.3
Cast: Dylan Walsh, Julian McMahon, John Hensley

Episode aired Nov 28, 2006
TV-MATV-MA
46min

S4.E13

As Sean celebrates Christmas without his family, his loneliness leads him to seek solace in alcohol, resulting in possible legal action from a patient.As Sean celebrates Christmas without his family, his loneliness leads him to seek solace in alcohol, resulting in possible legal action from a patient.As Sean celebrates Christmas without his family, his loneliness leads him to seek solace in alcohol, resulting in possible legal action from a patient.As Sean celebrates Christmas without his family, his loneliness leads him to seek solace in alcohol, resulting in possible legal action from a patient.As Sean celebrates Christmas without his family, his loneliness leads him to seek solace in alcohol, resulting in possible legal action from a patient.

Director
- Lynnie Greene(as Lyn Greene)
Writers
- Ryan Murphy(creator)
- Lynnie Greene(as Lyn Greene)
- Richard Levine
Stars

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Director
- Lynnie Greene(as Lyn Greene)
Writers
- Ryan Murphy(creator)
- Lynnie Greene(as Lyn Greene)
- Richard Levine
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Sean drinks to a great extent as he spends a depressing Christmas without his family; Christian gets an surprising gift when a 3-year old Wilber comes back into his life; and James pressures Michelle to help as she takes forceful measures to fill her holiday kidney quota. —Anonymous

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Genre
- Drama
Certificate
- TV-MA
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Soundtracks
A Perfect Lie
(Opening Theme)
Written by Jeffrey Cain Thompson, Cedric Lemoyne and
Gregory Slay
Performed by Jeffrey Cain Thompson, Cedric Lemoyne and
Gregory Slay as The Engine Room

Top review

10/10

Best episode ever!

I've been a longtime Nip/Tuck fan and I must say this was the best episode yet! I'm not used to seeing little kids cast for this show but they definitely did a good job! When Emily Sarah Carlson was sitting on Sean's (Santa's) lap and he said," Oh, great, so you want Santa to bring you diabetes for Christmas..." the look of shock on her face was priceless! Kudos to Debbie the Elf as well...The interaction between Sean and Reefer showed Sean's softer side. Sean looked pretty sharp in his Gucci suit...it was nice to see him out of his usual Brooks Brothers duds. I wonder if Michelle is going to end up "getting rid of" James in the end. Well, it looks like Season 4 is coming to an end and like I said before Episode 13, "Reefer" was the best episode of the season! I'm looking forward to season 5!

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