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Emmitt 2021-12-24 08:01:17
I can’t stand the ostentation of American dramas recently, forgive...
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Rosalee 2021-12-24 08:01:17
Bloody ~ I don't like the medical drama...
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Candice 2021-12-24 08:01:17
The script is wonderful, so many topics are discussed in this show, not only about plastic surgery, but also the attitude towards life and moral issues, marriage, drug dealer, transgender, gay, broken American dream, teenager problem, pro bono, dilemma...
Nip/Tuck Comments
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Sadye 2021-12-24 08:01:17
Nip/Tuck plastic surgery room has to say the flaws
The plastic surgery room personally thinks that the first two seasons are very exciting, but in the third season, all the plot settings of Dr. Quentin Costa involving bisexual are very inconsistent and confused.
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Esta 2022-03-22 09:02:06
Notes from Episode 7, Episode 5
Mainly two content, an identity theft also came to breast augmentation. Of course in the end she wanted to repent (who knows if it's true or not), but the real identity person has collapsed and killed him. This upset the two doctors, mainly Sean, and they hurried to bury it. However, since there is...
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Gina Russo: My tits are ripe. And this blouse is silk, stains are forever. So, I need you to suck it up.
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Grace Santiago: I keep forgetting about the hierarchy of McNamara/Troy, I keep imagining I'm apart of it.
Sean McNamara: You were brought aboard with the promise of parity.
Grace Santiago: What about respect? It's because I slept with Christian, isn't it? Suddenly I'm no longer a professional with credentials, I'm just his latest conquest.
Sean McNamara: I'm not here to pass judgement on your promiscuity.
Grace Santiago: Why don't you admit it Sean. You're operating out of repressed rage because I rejected you and slept with your partner.
Sean McNamara: Dr. Santiago, as a professional, it should have been obvious when I came on to you that I was acting out because of trouble with my marriage, it wasn't personal. It could have been anyone after you.
[Grace storms off]
Director: Ryan Murphy, Charles Haid, Nelson McCormick, Richard Levine, Lynnie Greene
Language: English Release date: July 22, 2003