The plot is too bloody, whether it is the case of the patients in each episode or the lives of the protagonists, they are often reversed. When you are thinking, "It's already like this, can it be worse?" There is definitely something worse. The screenwriter seems to be deliberately not letting everyone (patients, doctors) have a happy ending,
which makes people sigh the impermanence of life, especially those who are not the main characters, often suddenly dead
Sean and babysitter have an affair, and then the woman actually I was hit by a car when I went out! That's the end of an affair!
The fact that Michelle, who has been entangled for so long in S4, "is actually a member of the black market in organs", has been threatening her to commit suicide! Then behind the scenes boss Escobar ran out and was quickly killed by his wife. Although Escobar later appeared in Sean's hallucinations
and Wilber's biological mother Gina from time to time , he finally fell from a high building. . . Before there was any regret, it was immediately
the emotional aspect of her funeral protagonist , who was full of black humor , and was also very entangled:
-Sean, Julia, Christian's long-term triangle relationship, including the les plot that suddenly ran out later, and then Olivia Suddenly died on the operating table, and then her daughter shot and wounded Julia. This was not a crime drama after all-
the entanglement between Christian and Kimber. The two were getting married once, and then Kimber was hurt by Carver and brought out the ending climax of the season. After going round and round (including Kimber ran to marry Matt and have a daughter, Christian and Liz's short marriage), the two finally decided to be together, but there was no happily ever after. The whole relationship ended with Kimber suicide.
-The friendship between Christian and Sean. As a selling point to attract rotten girls, the screenwriter made the two of them very ambiguous, and even made Christian suspect that he was gay, and the two of them tried cakes together, which made me excited. Later, she said nakedly "I love you" and didn't watch it anymore. Later, two people took turns in the middle-age crisis. Starting from S6E11 (or S7E01), it was to pave the way for the end of the drama. Either Sean suspects that he has lost the meaning of life since being with Christian, or Christian suspects that he steals other's soul. The music at the end of the parting is very good, tearing, and inevitable separation.
-I don't want to talk about Matt's feelings. It feels like he just didn't realize what kind of lover and relationship he wanted, so he almost jumped on it when someone around him appeared. In the end, the screenwriter let him be with Ava, is it fate?
The fate of the patient is often that you think that through plastic surgery you can get the changes you want, no matter what the initial motivation is (many of them are absurd in the eyes of ordinary people), but in fact, the real changes are very few. For example, in S6E18, an old couple wanted to remove the numbered tattoos from the Nazi concentration camps on their arms. Surgery?), and finally found out that the old man was the one who tattooed the prisoners in the concentration camp! Although the old lady did not leave him because of this, their daughter actually notified the relevant organization that the old lady might be expelled from the United States after verification! When I watched it, I was thinking, screenwriter, do you use such a cruel twist? This bridge is simply devastating to their family's life!
BTW, Nurse Linda, who has been around but rarely speaks, is actually the producer and medical consultant of this show (not in all 100 episodes); While Ryan Murphy is the creator, writer and executive producer.
Summary: When you look at it, you think, do you think your life is miserable? Go see Nip tuck! Look at the bloody twists of others' lives! Just accept it, life is when there is such a shitty, look away!
Postscript: I’m going to see the six feet under that I put down from S2. It’s said that it’s not as good as this dark?
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