Short summaries to keep you in touch with what's going on [thanks to Jon Beck for these].
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Back to basics of darker, gay-er and more sexsexsex...
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2005 - Season3 summary coming soon! Season3 summary coming soon! Season3 summary coming soon! Season3 summary coming soon! Season3 summary coming soon! Season3 summary coming soon!
It's all about The Carver...
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Kicking off in 2004 the second season of Nip/Tuck has enough plot twists to leave the first season in its dust. Turning 40 and being overly self-conscious becomes a shared trait between the two doctors, and with that a chunk of this season also strays from the practice and explores problems within the doctors’ families. Matt’s hit-and-run from season one comes back to haunt him, Christian learns there’s more to life then good looks when he’s forced to fight for his son, and Ava Moore spins a manipulative web around the whole McNamara family as their “life coach” and becomes the antagonist of this season. However, the darkness of this season isn’t all for Ava to control. Entering the arena is someone known only as The Carver, who claims that “beauty is a curse on the world.” The Carver becomes the main focus of season three, as revenge on McNamara/Troy since they spend a considerable amount of time fixing the victims of The Carver. With all that and a few more surprises concerning gender and paternity that will leave you craving for more, season two has plenty of bang to stir up your emotions.
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With the premiere season, we’re introduced to the two plastic surgeons, Dr. Sean McNamara and Dr. Christian Troy. From the get-go we encounter this season’s main bad guy in the form of Escobar Gallardo, a Columbian gangster who forces McNamara/Troy to help his drug smuggling activities. Throughout this season we get a feel for what differs in Sean and Christian’s personalities (i.e. their position on pro bono work), as well as how they’re the same. From dealing with a psychotic model, to taming a schizophrenic, to performing gender reassignment surgeries, and everything in between, this exciting first season goes full circle as we start and end with McNamara/Troy being sucked into various dilemmas and somehow coming out still breathing - though often not without a few scars.
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