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According to the [[September 8]] [[2006]] [http://www.mediaweek.com Mediaweek] column ''The Programming Insider'', "the fourth season-premiere on Tuesday, [[September 5]] [[2006]], from 10-11:10 pm averaged a stellar 4.8 million total viewers and 3.4 million adults 18-49, building over its season three average by 25 percent and 26 percent, respectively. ''Nip/Tuck''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s performance among adults 18-49 ranks as basic cable’s top-rated season-premiere in the demo for 2006, as of [[September 8]] [[2006]]."<ref name="2006premiere">{{cite news|url=http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/search/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003118929|source=Mediaweek|date=September 8, 2006|title=Mediaweek: The Programming Insider}}</ref>
According to the [[September 8]] [[2006]] [http://www.mediaweek.com Mediaweek] column ''The Programming Insider'', "the fourth season-premiere on Tuesday, [[September 5]] [[2006]], from 10-11:10 pm averaged a stellar 4.8 million total viewers and 3.4 million adults 18-49, building over its season three average by 25 percent and 26 percent, respectively. ''Nip/Tuck''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s performance among adults 18-49 ranks as basic cable’s top-rated season-premiere in the demo for 2006, as of [[September 8]] [[2006]]."<ref name="2006premiere">{{cite news|url=http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/search/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003118929|source=Mediaweek|date=September 8, 2006|title=Mediaweek: The Programming Insider}}</ref>



==International broadcasters==
''Nip/Tuck'' has been broadcast on the following television networks:
{| class="wikitable"
! Country !! Alternate title/Translation !! TV Network(s) !! Season Premiere !! Season & Weekly Schedule
|-
|{{Flag|Albania}}
|
|[[Digi+/Digitalb]] ''(Albanian subtitles)''
|[[2005]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Argentina}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''
|[[2004]]
|Season 4 - Thursdays at 22:00pm - Finished [[June 28]] [[2007]]
|-
|{{Flag|Australia}}
|
|[[Nine Network]] ''(first run)'' and <br/>[[Arena (television network)|Arena]] ''(Seasons 1 and 2 reruns)''
|[[December 1]] [[2003]]
|Season 3 - Mondays 9:30pm (Now cancelled)
|-
|{{Flag|Austria}}
|''Nip/Tuck - Schönheit hat ihren Preis'' <br/>("Nip/Tuck - Beauty has its price")
|[[ATV (Austria)|ATV]] ''(Dubbed in German)''
|[[December 15]] [[2004]]
|Season 3 - Finished [[May 6]] [[2007]]
|-
|{{Flag|Belgium}}
|
|[[Kanaal Twee]] ''(Dutch subtitles)''Plug Tv and [[Be Tv]]
|
|Season 4 over at Be Tv, Season 1 at Plug Tv
|-
|{{Flag|Bosnia and Herzegovina}}
|
|[[Mreza Plus]]'' (Bosnian subtitles)''
|
|Hiatus (Season 4 over)
|-
|{{Flag|Brazil}}
|''Estética'' (SBT)
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Brazilian Portuguese subtitles)'' and [[SBT]] ''(Dubbed in Portuguese)''
|[[August 17]] [[2004]] (Fox) and [[December 17]] [[2006]] (SBT)
|Season 4 - Wednesdays 10:00pm (Fox) and Season 1 - Sundays 11:00pm (SBT)
|-
|{{Flag|Bulgaria}}
|Клъцни/Срежи
|[[Nova Television|Nova TV]] and [[Fox life]]
|Season 1 - [[September 24]] [[2005]] (Nova TV) <br/> Season 3 - [[June 20]] [[2007]] (Nova TV) <br/> and Season 1 - [[November 26]] [[2006]] (Fox life)
|Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 22:30 (Nova TV) <br/> Thursdays at 22:30 (Fox life)
|-
||{{Flag|Canada}}
|
|[[CTV Television Network|CTV]] and [[Séries+]]
| TBA
|Season 5 - TBA; Season 2 - Saturdays & Sundays Midnight (in French)
|-
|{{Flag|Catalonia}}
|
|[[TV3 (Catalonia)|TV3]] ''(Dubbed in Catalan)''
|
|Season - 4 Tuesdays 23.30pm
|-
|{{Flag|Chile}}
|''Cortes y Puntadas'' (insitions and stitches)(TVN)
|[[TVN]] ''(Dubbed in Spanish)'' and [[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''
|[[August 17]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Colombia}}
|
|[[RCN TV]] ''(Dubbed in Spanish)'' and [[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Costa Rica}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Croatia}}
|''Reži me'' <br/>(Cut me)
|[[RTL Televizija]] ''(Croatian subtitles)''
|[[April 3]] [[2007]]
|Season 3 - Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 23:05pm
|-
|{{Flag|Czech Republic}}
|''Plastická chirurgie s.r.o.'' <br/>(Plastic surgery inc.)
|[[TV NOVA]]
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Denmark}}
|
|[[Kanal 4]] ''(Danish subtitles)''
|
| Saturdays
|-
|{{Flag|Dominican Republic}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Ecuador}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)'' <br/>and [[Ecuavisa]] (Dubbed in Spanish)
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|El Salvador}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Estonia}}
|
|[[Kanal 2]] ''(Estonian subtitles)''
|
| Wednesdays at 10 pm
|-
|{{Flag|Finland}}
|''Muodon vuoksi'' (For the Shape or For formality)
|[[MTV3]] ''(Finnish subtitles)''
|[[September 20]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|France}}
|
|[[Paris Première]] and [[Métropole 6|M6]]
|[[September 22]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Galicia}} (Spain)
|''Quita e pon'' (remove and increase)
|[[TVG]] ''(Dubbed in Galician)''
|[[August 1]] [[2005]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Germany}}
|''Nip/Tuck - Schönheit hat ihren Preis'' <br/>("Nip/Tuck - Beauty has its price")
|[[Pro 7]] ''(Dubbed in German)'' and <br/>Premiere ''(pay-TV)'' ''(Dubbed in German)''
| [[December 21]] [[2004]]
|Wednesdays 11:45pm
|-
|{{Flag|Greece}}
|''Πλαστική Ομορφιά'' <br/>("Plastic Beauty")
|[[Filmnet]] (pay-TV) ''(Greek subtitles)'' <br/>and [[Star Channel]] ''(Greek subtitles)''
|Season 1 - [[July 2]], [[2007]] (Star Channel)
|
|-
|{{Flag|Hong Kong}}
| [[:zh:凹凸容醫]]([[TVB Pearl]])<br/>[[:zh:整形春秋]]([[AXN]])
|([[TVB Pearl]]), ([[AXN]])
|
|Thursdays 10:35pm and Mondays midnight.
|-
|{{Flag|Hungary}}
|''Kés/Alatt'' <br/>("Under the knife")
|[[Viasat 3|Viasat3]] ''(Dubbed in Hungarian)''
|[[September 10]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Iceland}}
|''Klippt og skorið'' <br/>("Cut and sliced")
|[[Stöð 2]] ''(Icelandic subtitles)''
|[[March 9]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|India}}
|
|[[AXN]]
|
|
|-
||{{Flag|Republic of Ireland|name=Ireland}}
|
|[[TG4]] and [[Sky One]] ''(original English broadcast)''
|[[November 16]] [[2007]]
| Season 4 (TG4 only) Thursdays at 21:05. Repeated following the Monday at 22:30.
|-
|{{Flag|Israel}}
|
|[[Channel 2]]/[[Xtra HOT]]
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Italy}}
|
|[[Italia 1]] ''(Full translation)''/[[Jimmy (Italian television channel)|Jimmy]] ''(Full translation or English original audio)''
|[[March 5]] [[2004]] and [[April 12]] [[2006]]
| Tuesdays & Fridays 10:50pm and Wednesdays 10:00pm.
|-
|{{Flag|Japan}}
|''NIP/TUCK マイアミ整形外科医''<br/>("Nip/Tuck: Miami Plastic Surgery")
|[[FOX]] and [[SKY PerfecTV!]] ''(Japanese subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Lithuania}}
|''Grožio Peilis''<br/>("Beauty Knife")
|[[LNK (television station)|LNK]] (Dubbed in Lithuanian)
|[[December 3]] [[2006]]
|Sundays 10:20pm
|-
|{{Flag|Malaysia}}
|
|[[8TV (Malaysia)|8TV]] ''(Malay subtitles)'' and AXN
|
|Saturdays 11:45pm and Tuesdays 11:00pm.
|-
|{{Flag|Malta}}
|
| Melita Movies
|[[September 1]] [[2006]]
|Fridays 11:00pm [[GMT]]+1.
|-
|{{Flag|Mexico}}
|
|Fox Latinamerica ''(Spanish subtitles)'',<br/>SKY ''(Spanish subtitles)'' and<br/>Galavisión ''(Dubbed in Spanish)''
|[[August 16]] [[2005]]
|
|-
|[[Middle East]]
|
|Orbit Network - America Plus Channel
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Netherlands}}
|
|<br/> [[VPRO]] ([[Nederland 3]]) ''(Dutch subtitles)''
|[[March 17]] [[2007]]
|Season 1 Saturdays 9:55pm
|-
|{{Flag|New Zealand}}
|
|[[Television New Zealand|TV2]]
|[[February 7]] [[2005]]
|Season 3 Mondays 9:30pm [[NZDT]]
|-
|{{Flag|Norway}}
|
|[[TV3 (Viasat)|TV3]] ''(Norwegian subtitles)''
|[[June 10]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Pakistan}}
|
|Orbit Network - America Plus Channel and TNT Asia ''(Arabian subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Panama}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''[[TVMax]] ''(Dubbed in Spanish)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Peru}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)''[[Frecuencia Latina]] ''(Dubbed in Spanish)''
|
|Season 4 - Thursdays at 22:00pm
|-
|{{Flag|Philippines}}
|
|[[AXN]] and [[Entertainment Central]] ''(Original English broadcast)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Poland}}
|''Bez skazy'' ("Flawless")
|[[TVN (Poland)|TVN]] ''(Seasons 1, 2 and 3)''
|[[March 7]] [[2007]]
|Season 3 Wednesdays at 0.15am
|-
|{{Flag|Portugal}}
|
|[[Fox Life]] ''(Portuguese subtitles)''<br/>[[TVI (Portugal)|TVI]]
|[[January 15]] [[2007]]
|Wednesdays at 0:15am (TVI)''
|-
|{{Flag|Puerto Rico}}
|
|[[FX (television network)|FX Network]] ''(original English broadcast)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Romania}}
|
|[[PRO TV]] ''(Romanian subtitles)''
|
| Tuesdays 11:45pm
|-
|{{Flag|Russia}}
|''Части Тела''<br/>("Body parts")
|STS-Moscow
|[[October 17]] [[2005]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Singapore}}
|
| [[MediaCorp]]
|
| Season 3 - Mondays 10:30pm
|-
|{{Flag|South Africa}}
|
|[[M-Net]]
|[[January 30]] [[2007]]
|Season 4 - Tuesdays 9:30pm
|-
|{{Flag|South Korea}}
|[[Catch on]]
|''(Korean subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Spain}} ([[Madrid]])
|''Nip/Tuck. A golpe de bisturí'' (at scalpel point)
|[[Telemadrid]] (''Dubbed in Spanish'')
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Basque Country}} (Spain)
|
|[[ETB (Basque Country)|ETB]]
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Andalusia}} (Spain)
|''Nip/Tuck. A golpe de bisturí''
|[[Canal Sur]] (''Dubbed in Spanish'')
|[[November 16]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Sweden}}
|
|[[SVT2]] ''(Swedish subtitles)''
|[[April 18]] [[2004]]
|
|-
|{{Flag|Switzerland}}
|
|[[SF2]] ''(Dubbed in German)''
|[[August 30]] [[2004]]
| Mondays, 22:50h
|-
|{{Flag|Taiwan}}
|[[:zh:整形春秋]](AXN)
|[[Videoland Television Network|Videoland MAX-TV]] ''(Original English Broadcast with Mandarin subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Thailand}}
|
|[[United Broadcasting Corporation]] and Series Ch. 21 ''(Thai subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Turkey}}
|
|[[CNBC-e]] ''(Turkish subtitles)''
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|United Kingdom}}
|
|[[Sky One]] ''(First run)'', [[Sky Three]] (a [[Freeview]] Channel that shows it 3 days after it's SkyOne premiere) and [[Channel 4]] ''(Repeats of Season 1 & 2 only)''
|[[January 13]] [[2004]]
| Season 3 - [[Sky Three]] - Tuesdays at 10:00pm
|-
|{{Flag|Valencia}} (Spain)
|
|[[Canal 9]]
|
|
|-
|{{Flag|Venezuela}}
|
|[[Fox Latin America]] ''(Spanish subtitles)'' and [[Televen]] ''(Dubbed in Spanish)''
|[[August 17]] [[2004]]
|Season 4 - Thursdays at 10:00 pm (Fox) <br> Thursdays at 10:30 pm (Televen)
|}


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 00:58, 19 July 2007

Nip/Tuck
The Nip/Tuck title card.
Created byRyan Murphy
StarringDylan Walsh
Julian McMahon
John Hensley
Roma Maffia
Kelly Carlson
Joely Richardson
Opening themeA Perfect Lie by The Engine Room (Gabriel & Dresden remix)
Country of origin United States
No. of episodes59 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time46 minutes per episode
Original release
NetworkFX Networks
ReleaseJuly 22, 2003 –
present

Nip/Tuck is an Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning American television medical drama series created by Ryan Murphy for FX Networks.

Overview

Nip/Tuck follows the lives of two Miami plastic surgeons, Sean McNamara (Dylan Walsh) and Christian Troy (Julian McMahon). The show, while not strictly a soap opera, has some story arcs. In its debut season, Nip/Tuck was the highest-rated new series on American basic cable, and the highest rated basic cable series of all for the 18-49 and 25-54 age demographics. The fourth season of the series premiered on September 5 2006 on FX Networks.[1] The fifth season will have its premiere in fall 2007, and will consist of 22 episodes,[2] making it the longest season of the show yet, with Joely Richardson returning for 15 of those epsisodes.[3]

Characters and cast

Main article: List of Nip/Tuck characters
See also: List of Nip/Tuck episodes
See also: List of Nip/Tuck cast members

Starring

Formerly starring

Antagonists

Controversy

Main article: Issues addressed in Nip/Tuck

The Parents Television Council has criticized the show.[4] The show is, however, shown at a late hour with multiple 'Viewer Discretion Advised' warnings. A particular scene involving a foursome pushed the PTC into starting a campaign to get the show taken off the air by writing to the sponsors of the show and threatening to boycott their products.[5][6] Another scene the PTC criticized depicted a funeral home worker removing and assembling body parts from dead women, including his sister's head, then sewing them together to make "the ideal woman". The PTC president described it in a decency hearing as "incestuous necrophilia."[7] Sony, arguably the biggest sponsor, continues to support the show.[8] Nip/Tuck's fans stand behind it, arguing in its defense that, from a fictional perspective, the show has explored things that have already happened and continue to happen and have been documented in historical newspaper stories anyone could read.

Awards

  • Emmy Awards (2004):
    • Won - Outstanding Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Prosthetic).
    • Nominated - Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series
    • Nominated - Outstanding Main Title Design
    • Nominated - Outstanding Main Title Theme Music
    • Nominated - Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic).
  • Emmy Awards (2005):
    • Nominated - Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series
    • Nominated - Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series (Jill Clayburgh)
    • Nominated - Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special
    • Nominated - Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic).
  • Emmy Awards (2006):
    • Nominated - Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series
    • Nominated - Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special
    • Nominated - Outstanding Makeup for a Series (Non-Prosthetic).
  • Golden Globe Awards (2004):
    • Nominated - Best Television Series - Drama
    • Nominated - Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama (Joely Richardson).
  • Golden Globe Awards (2005):
    • Won - Best Television Series - Drama.
    • Nominated - Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama (Julian McMahon)
    • Nominated - Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama (Joely Richardson).

Real-life basis for surgeries

Series creator Ryan Murphy has stated that the medical cases featured on the show are "100 percent based on fact".[9]

  • In Episode 1.13 ("Escobar Gallardo"), the featured surgery involved a druglord changing his appearance via plastic surgery. In July 1997, Amado Carrillo Fuentes, one of the world's most powerful drug traffickers at the time, died while having plastic surgery to drastically alter his face (and while having 3 1/2 gallons of fat sucked from his body).[10]
  • In Episode 2.4, ("Mrs. Grubman"), the featured surgery involves a patient addicted to plastic surgery. Plastic surgery addiction is a real phenomenon, and is believed to stem from a psychological condition called Body dysmorphic disorder in many cases.
  • In Episode 2.9 ("Rose and Raven Rosenberg"), the featured surgery concerned the separation of two adult conjoined twins (played by Lori and Reba Schappell). While there have been many cases of conjoined twin separation, the surgery featured in this episode shares some details with the 2000 separation of Gracie and Rosie Attard, which resulted in the death of Rosie.[11]
  • In Episode 2.10 ("Kimber Henry"), a surgery in the show involved a male writer/humorist getting breast implants as resource material for a new book. This shares some similarities with the story of Canadian Brian Zembic, who in the year 2000 got breast implants to win a $100,000 USD (£50,000) bet. Unlike the patient on Nip/Tuck, Zembic decided to keep his breasts, and later displayed them to the world on an episode of The Man Show.[12]
  • In Episode 3.1 ("Momma Boone"), the featured surgery appears to have been based on a 480-pound Florida resident Gayle Laverne Grinds, who died after emergency workers tried to separate her from the couch she had lived on for 6 years.[13]
  • In Episode 3.13 ("Joy Kringle"), the featured surgery involves a woman who unknowingly has carried a petrified fetus inside of her for 17 years. Lithopedions (or "stone babies") are a real, albeit rare phenomenon that result when a fetus dies during an ectopic pregnancy. Two recent cases reported in the news include a 49-year-old fetus found in a 76-year-old woman (2000), and a 39-year-old fetus in a 67-year-old (1999).[14]

U.S. television ratings

Viewer numbers (based on average total viewers per episode) of Nip/Tuck on FX.

Season Timeslot Season Premiere Season Finale Viewers
Total
(in millions) 		Viewers
Age 18-49
(in millions)
Date Viewers Total
(in millions) 		Viewers
18-49
(in millions) 		Date Viewers Total
(in millions) 		Viewers
18-49
(in millions)
1st Tuesday 10:00PM July 22 2003 3.7 [15] 2.0 [15] October 21 2003 2.99 [16] 2.1 [15] 3.25 [16] 2.2 [16]
2nd June 22 2004 3.8 [15] 2.7 [15] October 5 2004 5.2 [15] 3.6 [15] 3.8 [15] 2.6 [15]
3rd September 20 2005 5.3 [15] 3.7 [15] December 20 2005 5.7 [17] 3.9 [17] 3.9 [17] 2.7 [17]
4th September 5 2006 4.8 [18] 3.4 [18] December 12 2006 3.38 [19] 2.38 [20] 3.9' 2.75 [19]

Nip/Tuck became an instant basic cable hit from its 2003 series premiere and has grown in audience ever since.

For its third season, FX aired Nip/Tuck solely in the fall of 2005, instead of during the summer season like the two years prior. John Landgraf, president of FX, stated that such a move was a "huge risk" since it stacked up "against the full barrage of fall network competition."[17] Despite some critical backlash on its third season, like the grade of D+ from Entertainment Weekly,[21] the story arc involving The Carver attracted an audience to the series larger than any season before, culminating in a December 20 2005 two-hour season finale, entitled Cherry Peck / Quentin Costa, which became the most-watched program in the history of the FX network.

Including Cherry Peck / Quentin Costa, three episodes of Nip/Tuck rank as the three most-watched programs ever on FX. The second season finale, entitled Joan Rivers, which aired on October 5 2004, drew 5.2 million viewers. It was then eclipsed on September 20 2005 when the third season premiere, entitled Momma Boone, drew roughly 5.3 million viewers.[22]. Exactly three months later on December 20 2005, the aforementioned third season finale, entitled Cherry Peck / Quentin Costa, drew 5.7 million viewers. Of those 5.7 million viewers, 3.9 million viewers were in the 18-49 age group demographic, "making the finale the No. 1 episode among the key advertising demographic of any cable series in 2005. It's also the largest demographic number for any single telecast in the network's history,"[17] according to Zap2It.

According to the September 8 2006 Mediaweek column The Programming Insider, "the fourth season-premiere on Tuesday, September 5 2006, from 10-11:10 pm averaged a stellar 4.8 million total viewers and 3.4 million adults 18-49, building over its season three average by 25 percent and 26 percent, respectively. Nip/Tuck's performance among adults 18-49 ranks as basic cable’s top-rated season-premiere in the demo for 2006, as of September 8 2006."[18]


References

  1. ^ http://spoilerfix.com/othershows.php
  2. ^ http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-ryanmurphydealniptuckrenewal,0,3768386.story
  3. ^ "Nip/Tuck Puts the "Rich" in Joely Richardson". TVGuide.com. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
  4. ^ http://www.parentstv.org/ptc/shows/main.asp?shwid=1726
  5. ^ http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=1701
  6. ^ http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/campaigns/niptuck/sonyletter.htm
  7. ^ http://www.industryears.com/press.php?subaction=showfull&id=1164223296&archive=&start_from=&ucat=1&
  8. ^ http://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=47629
  9. ^ Entertainment Weekly
  10. ^ Washington Post
  11. ^ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/06/16/ntwin16.xml Telegraph
  12. ^ http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_95989.html?nav_src=newsIndexHeadline Ananova
  13. ^ http://www.wftv.com/news/3643877/detail.html WFTV
  14. ^ http://www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw/20000106/20000106s5.html Taiwan News
  15. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "The Futon Critic: NIP/TUCK Season Three Premiere Delivers Beautiful Ratings (Released by FX)". September 21, 2005. {{cite news}}: Unknown parameter |source= ignored (help)
  16. ^ a b c "The Futon Critic: Cable Movies, Series Not Unhinged by Fall Season". October 23, 2003. {{cite news}}: Unknown parameter |source= ignored (help)
  17. ^ a b c d e f "Zap2It: 'Nip/Tuck' Finale Carves Out Ratings Records for FX". December 21, 2005. {{cite news}}: Unknown parameter |source= ignored (help)
  18. ^ a b c "Mediaweek: The Programming Insider". September 8, 2006. {{cite news}}: Unknown parameter |source= ignored (help)
  19. ^ a b http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=story&articleid=VR1117956082&categoryid=14&cs=1
  20. ^ http://www.medialifemagazine.com/artman/publish/article_9246.asp
  21. ^ "Entertainment Weekly: TV Review: Nip/Tuck, Grade: D+". December 2, 2005. {{cite news}}: Unknown parameter |source= ignored (help)
  22. ^ Media Week
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