Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 09/04/2007 Run time: 712 minutes Rating: Nr

Fans seem of two minds in regard to the Emmy-winning medical drama Nip/Tuck's fourth season, which arrives on DVD in a five-disc set. On one hand, much of the negative press seems to center around the 2006 season's more outlandish storylines, which seem to hew closer to the controversial "Carver" arc than the first season's blend of shock and substance; the curious highlights include an episode set some decades in the future ("Conor McNamara, 2026"), Jacqueline Bisset's madame-turned-organ thief, and Catherine Deneuve as a wealthy Miami mistress who wants her affair's ashes inserted into her silicone breasts ("Diana Lubey"). But on the other, the arrival of Julia (Joely Richardson) and Sean's (Dylan Walsh) baby Conor, and the trauma that surrounds it, the violent conclusion of the Escobar Gallardo storyline, and the addition (and return) of such memorable guests as Peter Dinklage, Larry Hagman, Brooke Shields, and Rosie O'Donnell, help to keep the show's fascinating trademark blend of sudsy shenanigans and keen psychological drama intact. Whether one loves or hates the four season of Nip/Tuck, there's no denying that there's still more offbeat, disturbing and engrossing action at the offices of McNamara-Troy than most other television series. The Fourth Season DVD set includes all fifteen episodes from the season, as well as deleted scenes from several episodes, a gag reel centered around Julian McMahon, and short but intriguing featurettes devoted to the real surgical procedures shown on the program and the exceptional guest cast. All are light on information (save the surgery extra) and strong on flash and talking heads, but fans should find them an agreeable chaser after watching the full season. -- Paul Gaita

I have all the other seasons and couldn't wait to get this one. Waiting for number five now!
Great entertainment!

Nip/Tuck Rocks. Enjoy season 4. Its hard 2 compete with season 3 but it did pretty good! Ignore the comments that say its a "bad season".

I really think the music always makes the scene but what bothers me is that they have great music that I hear for the first time and they never put the artist or song in the credits. Like in the season finale I heard at least 3 songs I liked but dont know who the artist is. Where can I get that information?

I love "Nip/Tuck"! I've already seen season 4--I bought this so I could watch the episodes with my boyfriend. The DVD set came sooner than expected, which was a nice surprise.

For some reason, I never watched this show on television, this summer I've gotten the box sets and played catch up

Season 1 and 2 were great, 3 was tedious, but I still had hope for the 4th.

What in the world happened? The storylines in this season were so weak, you could drive a Mack truck through the holes!! I found myself wishing episodes would be over and looking at the clock, something I never did before.

I haven't seen season 5, here's hoping it can improve