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In 2011, he starred in the horror movie Faces in the Crowd with Milla Jovovich. His first project once Nip Tuck ended was the popular action comedy RED, which also starred Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, and Helen Mirren. Doom in both of the Fantastic Four films. During his time on the series, McMahon starred as Dr. His character became a dad, bedded more women then anyone could count, and suffered from breast cancer. Julian McMahon spent six season playing the womanizing playboy Dr. Here is a look at what your favorite Nip Tuck stars have been up to since 2010. Since the show left the air, the cast has remained quite busy starring on both the small and big screen.
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Nip Tuck would pave the way for other in demnad “adult” shows on the FX Network including It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Sons of Anarchy. He found go on to create such popular shows as Glee and American Horror Story. Ryan Murphy was the brains behind the drama that premiered on Jand it was one of his first television projects (the first being Popular which ran from 1999-2001 on the WB). Here's to Season 6 and a return to the thoughtfulness in storytelling that made Nip/Tuck a revelation in television.It has been over four years since the drama Nip Tuck aired its final episode on March 3, 2012, which would also be the show’s 100th episode. But the answer doesn't lie in shoving as many racy stories down the audiences throat as fast as can be… take some time to prepare a season as a whole and give the fans time to swallow. Nip/Tuck has always kept a breakneck pace capable of outdoing itself at every turn, and it's fair to understand that it may not be sustainable. Unfortunately, not only did the show suffer from the writers' inability to connect the two halves of the season but the lack of effort that went into connecting one episode to the next. A far cry from the envelope pushing patients' stories and the even further over-the-top intertwining dramas of the show's lead characters, season had a fair amount of bright spots serving as reminders of Nip/Tuck's capabilities as a drama scathingly examining the dark side of plastic surgery and human nature. Christian, on the other hand, gets himself into his usual messes, but by season's end, he takes a step into uncharted territory… where no man has gone before, and only Season 6 can tell us if he made the right decision. After losing Julia in Season 4, Sean has never been able to regain his footing in any of his relationships, and is instead faced with a string of challenging women, none of whom live up to the expectations set by Julia, or the bond he has with Christian. And another, though possibly less successful, guest casting coup came through Katee Sackoff of Battlestar Galactica fame playing Teddy Lowe, as a new addition to McNamara/Troy.Īs with all seasons of Nip/Tuck, this one was not without its wacky and unusual relationships, though some were more predictable than earthshaking. The second half of the season went lighter on the guest cast, bringing show favorites to the forefront lie Liz Cruz, but found new lightness in Raj, played by Adhir Kalyan, the young and obsessive, yet endlessly humorous Indian intern. Loaded with guest stars from returning characters like Rosie O'Donnell to new initiates to the Nip/Tuck fold ( Oliver Platt, Bradley Cooper, Portia de Rossi, Lauren Hutton, Sharon Gless and newcomer AnnaLynne McCord) the first half of Season 5 fell into the all too common rut of losing main characters in the shuffle of all the guest stars. With the recent premiere of the second half of the season, the show's prognosis took a turn for the worse and the moving stories and dramatic characters we'd grown to love and hate over the four previous seasons were soon drowning in a sea of choppy storytelling, misplaced emotional beats and undeveloped characters. And after being harshly split by the Writers' Guild Strike spanning from the fall of 2007 to the early months of 2008, Nip/Tuck was forced to finish out the season this past January, nearly a year after the mid-season finale and cliffhanger. Though rife with potential in the carefully-crafted, if slow-starting, first few episodes of the season that had Sean and Christian delving into the dark depths of their new neighborhood, the slow-developing stories throughout the first half of the season had the characters treading water and gasping for breath.