Nip/Tuck (Season 5.2) – A Review
"Deeply Superficial"
Nip/Tuck is what it is. It's an over-the-top look at our culture's fascination with physical beauty, how it defines (and traps) us, and how no pretty the outside it, there is no covering the deep scars of untreated wounds. The season 5.2 DVD set picks up right after the events of the (mid-)season finale, picking up right after Sean McNamara's (Dylan Walsh) attack from his former agent. The season continues to mine the lives and characters of this broken collection of f...
Nip/Tuck is what it is. It's an over-the-top look at our culture's fascination with physical beauty, how it defines (and traps) us, and how no pretty the outside it, there is no covering the deep scars of untreated wounds. The season 5.2 DVD set picks up right after the events of the (mid-)season finale, picking up right after Sean McNamara's (Dylan Walsh) attack from his former agent. The season continues to mine the lives and characters of this broken collection of f...
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