dreamgavino I enjoyed Season 1 to 4. The character development, plot twists, and story direction were pretty much on point. I am currently watching Season 5, and it has become such a circus I don't know where to begin. Pretty much all of the characters lack any redeeming traits whatsoever. Whatever glimmer of decency they have left are ultimately shadowed by their foibles. The characters are all driven by sex at this point. One can argue that they have always been driven by sex, but the difference is that Season 5's portrayal of sex is almost offensive. I also don't buy that Matt has become a drug addict due to his "love" for Kimber. I don't buy Julia turning to Christian for comfort. I don't buy Sean's foray into acting. It's sad when shows with great beginnings are eventually eclipsed by their horrible endings. It seems that the writers were determined to destroy any character development that has been in play in the earlier seasons.With that being said, I will still definitely recommend this.

mrtcam77 Absolutely LOVE this show. Can't believe how amazing the writing is. I started the series just out of boredom and cannot believe i hadn't started it sooner. The writing is phenomenal. characters are amazing. The drama is real, and really gets to you. The vulgarity of the show is intriguing, and shocking. Plot twists have your jaw on the floor, but begging for more. The ending of the show was bitter sweet, because they choose to end it and a good time, and not over kill it, yet sad not being able to see any more of this masterpiece. The surgeries are a tad intense which can make your skin cringe, but the more you watch the easier it gets. I have recommended this show to many people, all of which have LOVED it.All in all, the dark, hilarious humor, along with the anger, happiness, sadness, and shockingness of the show, is perfection.Start this show, and fall in love.

Shell66 After watching the first few episodes, I was instantly hooked. "Nip/Tuck" was witty, full of black humor and it treated every character with the utmost respect. However, after the third season, it became clear the show's going downhill. Like so many other series ("The Riches", "Dead Like Me", "Bad Girls", "Lost", "Prison Break" being some of them) "Nip/Tuck" completely looses it's edge. Why? It was going so well! Maybe they should have ended it after the third season instead of dragging it to the point where it's no longer watchable. My advice: watch the first three seasons, which are a perfect ten. Even season 4 is passable, but anything after that is plain sad and you WILL be disappointed.

daniloalmeida I come home back from college and I'm already turning the TV on. It's nip/tuck on FOXlife (here in Brazil).I'll make it short. The show orbits around the life of two hotshot plastic surgeons on Miami. But I fool you not, this is not a House M.D. about plastic surgeries, it's beyond that.The photography is a bliss, this show is simply an eye candy in terms of camera, lighting, cast, gosh - the costume designs. You could watch it on mute.But don't.The screenplay is well done to say the least. When the writers are inspired, you got yourself a fifty minutes masterpiece. This is not as nearly as a good review making justice to this great show, but hey, stop reading this and go watch it. If you don't, you lose.