Nip/Tuck - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Don Hoberman
In the season premiere, Sean and Christian struggle to keep McNamara/Troy thriving in a failing economy. MARIO LOPEZ and ROSE McGOWAN guest star.
Enigma
Sean makes unusual attempts to battle his insomnia. Christian and Kimber begin a joint business venture to alleviate financial strains. A furious Liz confronts Christian.
Briggitte Reinholt
Sean makes an impulsive life change without consulting family or friends. A morose Annie visits from New York with a disturbing medical condition. Christian offers advice to Mike on how to satisfy Kimber and a new patient recognizes Teddy from her past. Written by: Sean Jablonski Directed by: Dirk Craft
Jenny Juggs
Christian struggles with an angry patient. Sean and Christian learn how Matt is earning an income. Plus, Teddy (ROSE McGOWAN) convinces Annie (KELSEY LYNN BATELAAN) to go camping.
Abigail Sullivan
Matt's crime spree catches up with him, and Julia returns from New York. Plus, Sean learns the frightening truth about Teddy (recurring guest star ROSE McGOWAN).
Alexis Stone
Erica (VANESSA REDGRAVE) returns married to a younger man, Renaldo Panettiere (GILLES MARINI ), and Mike Hamoui (MARIO LOPEZ) reveals his plans with Kimber.
Alexis Stone II
Both Matt and Alexis Stone (CANDIS CAYNE) request unusual surgical procedures from Christian. Julia seeks revenge on Erica (VANESSA REDGRAVE). GILLES MARINI also guest stars.
Lola Wlodkowski
After a medical consult with Liz's friend, Christian contemplates his relationship with Kimber. Sean starts to heal emotionally after encountering a patient seeking perfection.
Benny Nilsson
Christian's debt leads him to deception. A visitor stirs insecurity within Christian and brings joy to Sean. Christian bonds with a patient when he learns of the boy's adoption.
Wesley Clovis
Sean is conflicted when the firm is requested to perform a surgical procedure on a prison inmate, Wesley Clovis. Kimber questions how far she'll go to be with Christian.
Dan Daly
When Sean and Christian win a prestigious award from their alma mater, Sean recalls their college years and endures past pains. Plus, a new patient who self-mutilates due to a genetic disorder comes to McNamara/Troy for reconstructive surgery.
Willow Banks
Christian refuses to perform surgery on a model who wants to drastically alter her beauty. And, awakening from a coma, a patient seeks surgery from Sean to regain his lost youth.
Joel Seabrook
Following a failed suicide attempt, a new patient seeks facial reconstructive surgery. And Christian tries a risky maneuver with Kimber to heighten their marital passion.
Sheila Carlton
Christian has a crisis of conscience when Kimber's mother, Brandie (MELANIE GRIFFITH), visits Los Angeles. Complications arise as Sean prepares for his trip to Africa.
Virginia Hayes
A teenage girl (SANDRA VERGARA) seeks out Sean and Christian for answers about her late father, Escobar Gallardo, stirring tremendous guilt within Sean.
Dr. Griffin
Secrets are revealed as Sean and Christian begin psychotherapy together. Liz and Matt divulge their own confidences when they each join a therapy session.
Christian Troy II
Sean and Christian make a unique attempt to market their surgical practice to boost a lagging clientele. Christian's unconscious existential crises come to light.
Edith and Walter Krieger
Julia visits Sean and Christian in Los Angeles to share life-changing news -- and rejects romantic advances from both men. Matt prepares to get married, but a past love shows up.
Hiro Yoshimura
In the series finale, Sean and Christian reflect.
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