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* [[Darkness -Induced Audience Apathy]]: The show is full of dysfunctional, rather unsympathetic characters who grow more and more dysfunctional and unsympathetic as they (poorly) navigate a seemingly endless series of increasingly improbable, horribly disturbing situations.

* [[Faux Symbolism]]: [https://web.archive.org/web/20120120132219/http://www.aoltv.com/2009/12/17/review-nip-tuck-wesley-clovis-season-finale/ AOL TV] says that by the Season 6 finale episode's end, {{spoiler|"watching Wesley [Clovis] die from lethal injection brought forth all sorts of metaphors, the most obvious of which being Jesus. Wesley lay there, arms outstretched on the the cross-shaped surgical table, bloodied from the staples in his stomach (his own crown of thorns), an innocent man, slowly dying for someone else's sins", and that includes the sins of Matt, Sean, Christian, the murder victim's father, the courts, and "the guy who actually perpetrated the crime Wesley was accused of."}} Not to mention the fact that {{spoiler|Matt's denial of Wesley's innocence at the last moment in exchange for his own freedom could be relevant to St. Peter's denial of Jesus for the safety of his own life}}.