Hotshot plastic surgeons Dr. Sean McNamara and Dr. Christian Troy experience full-blown midlife crises as they confront career, family and romance problems.
Nip/Tuck is available to stream on Disney+, Hulu, and Plex in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
Hotshot plastic surgeons Dr. Sean McNamara and Dr. Christian Troy experience full-blown midlife crises as they confront career, family and romance problems.
Season 5 episodes
Choose an episode, then use the watch options above for the show.
Sean and Christian have relocated their practice from Miami to Los Angeles. Being new to the city they find themselves having to start from scratch business wise. What they thought would naturally fall into place turns out to require some foot work. So Christian and Sean hit the town and begin discovering a whole new world.
Episode credits
Directed by Charles HaidWritten by Ryan MurphyGuest stars Tia Carrere, Serena Scott Thomas, Oliver Platt, Andrea Bogart, Lauren Hutton, Paula Marshall, Jennifer Coolidge, Josiah Henry
Sean and Christian learn about the glamorous side of fame and the price that many are willing to pay for it. Julia visits Sean, Christian and Liz in Los Angeles with a surprise announcement.
Episode credits
Directed by Charles HaidWritten by Ryan MurphyGuest stars Leslie Bega, Portia De Rossi, Lauren Hutton, Paula Marshall, Bradley Cooper, Susan Griffiths, Kelsey Batelaan, Craig Reed
Sean and Julia learn more about their new family dynamic as Sean resists Eden's advances. Kate reveals a secret compulsion. Matt comes to Los Angeles with some troubling news for his fathers.
Episode credits
Directed by Richard LevineWritten by Richard Levine, Lyn GreeneGuest stars Susan Blakely, Michael Des Barres, AnnaLynne McCord, Portia De Rossi, Paula Marshall, Kelsey Batelaan
A series of unfortunate events unfold for an unlucky Dawn Budge, who seeks reparative surgery from Sean and Christian. Annie and Eden start to form a sisterly bond, which unnerves Sean.
Episode credits
Directed by Charles HaidWritten by Jennifer SaltGuest stars Claudia Christian, AnnaLynne McCord, Oliver Platt, Portia De Rossi, Paula Marshall, Jack Plotnick, Rosie O'Donnell, Kelsey Batelaan
A patient inspires Sean to take his relationship with Kate in a new direction. Eden uses extreme methods to persuade Christian to perform surgery on a friend. Kimber reaches out to an former business associate when she and Matt fall on hard times.
Episode credits
Directed by Sean JablonskiWritten by Sean JablonskiGuest stars Jai Rodriguez, AnnaLynne McCord, Boris Kodjoe, Portia De Rossi, Paula Marshall, John Schneider, Lisa Arturo, Joel Bissonnette
Jealous over Sean's new-found fame, Christian convinces Sean to tape a reality show based on their careers as plastic surgeons.
Episode credits
Directed by Charles HaidWritten by Hank ChiltonGuest stars Leslie Grossman, Steve Monroe, AnnaLynne McCord, Tiffany Pollard, Portia De Rossi, Ian Buchanan, Dita de Leon, Chantel Rae
Sean tries to regain his youth through his relationship with Eden. A violent and traumatic event causes Julia to question her relationship with Olivia. In an effort to better her life, Kimber makes a decision that devastates Matt.
Episode credits
Directed by Brad FalchukWritten by Brad FalchukGuest stars Gary Basaraba, AnnaLynne McCord, Hudson Leick, Portia De Rossi, John Schneider, Bradley Cooper, George Coe, Michael Wiseman
Sean discovers the secret between Christian and Julia. A hospitalized Matt bonds with his rehabilitation counselor. Eden suspiciously makes peace with Julia. Kimber and Ram reveal their future plans.
Episode credits
Directed by Elodie KeeneWritten by Richard Levine, Lyn GreeneGuest stars Joel McKinnon Miller, Maggie Siff, AnnaLynne McCord, Portia De Rossi, John Schneider, Jackie Debatin, Mary Pat Gleason, Kelsey Batelaan
As Julia's health worsens, Christian falls back into old habits. Sean hires Gina as the new receptionist at McNamara/Troy in order to get back at Christian. Dawn Budge returns to McNamara/Troy after another unfortunate incident which requires cosmetic surgery.
Episode credits
Directed by Charles HaidWritten by Jennifer SaltGuest stars Brooke Dillman, Maggie Siff, Oliver Platt, Bradley Cooper, Rosie O'Donnell, Jessalyn Gilsig, Dylan Ramsey, Diana Terranova
Sean's role on Hearts & Scalpels is expanded after he takes on an agent. A suspicious Christian questions Gina's motives for moving to Los Angeles and working at McNamara/Troy.
Episode credits
Directed by Craig ZiskWritten by Hank ChiltonGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Kevin Cooney, AnnaLynne McCord, Oliver Platt, Sharon Gless, Robert Gant, Paula Marshall, Bradley Cooper
Christian attempts to cope in the aftermath of a death. Colleen feels threatened when another talent agency shows an interest in Sean's acting career.
Episode credits
Directed by Dirk CraftWritten by Brad Falchuk, Hank ChiltonGuest stars Todd Cahoon, Lily Rabe, Sharon Gless, Jan Hoag, Josiah Henry, Brian David Jones, Jeff Hephner, Kathleen Rose Perkins
Eden looks to Sean for help after getting into business with Kimber and Ram. A group of wealthy socialites hire Christian for all of their cosmetic surgery needs. Sean discovers another side of Colleen.
Episode credits
Directed by Brad FalchukWritten by Brad FalchukGuest stars Deborah Shelton, Donna Mills, AnnaLynne McCord, Sharon Gless, Shari Belafonte, John Schneider, Joan Van Ark, Christopher Boyer
Sean experiences the ugly side of Hollywood in the form of a television critic. Matt experiences a special bond with one of Christian's patients. The cause of Julia's ailing health is discovered.
Episode credits
Directed by Sean JablonskiWritten by Sean JablonskiGuest stars Maggie Siff, AnnaLynne McCord, Portia De Rossi, Paula Marshall, Steven J. Oliver, Jeannine Kaspar, David Giuntoli, Lora Martinez-Cunningham
Tragedy strikes the McNamara/Troy family after Julia learns what has caused her ill health. A visitor from Christian's past brings revealing news. Sean finds the price of fame to be more expensive than it's worth.
Episode credits
Directed by Richard LevineWritten by Jennifer SaltGuest stars AnnaLynne McCord, Sharon Gless, Portia De Rossi, Lisa Darr, Joyce Guy, Jennifer Coolidge, Kelsey Batelaan, Stanton Barrett
After surviving the attack by Colleen, Sean's physical and emotional well-being are still feeling the effects. Meanwhile, Christian receives some disturbing news after lending Liz some moral support with her breast cancer scare.
Episode credits
Directed by Brad FalchukWritten by Ryan MurphyGuest stars Sharon Gless, Lisa Darr, Kelsey Batelaan, Damien Leake, Adhir Kalyan, Jaime Ray Newman, Brad Etheridge, Cyia Batten
After being rejected by Kimber on account of his post-surgery scars and with his chemotherapy making him sick, Christian seeks support from Liz, which leads to a surprising sexual encounter between them. Sean discovers his new lover (Jaime Ray Newman) has a disturbing fetish, and further alienates Julia and Matt when they learn that he has been faking his need for a wheelchair. Raj has a life-altering sexual encounter with the wife (Beth Gargan) of McNamara/Troy's latest patient.
Episode credits
Directed by Richard LevineWritten by Richard Levine, Lyn GreeneGuest stars Josiah Henry, Adhir Kalyan, Jaime Ray Newman, Beth Gargan, John Fleck, Lauri Johnson, Kristin Minter, Winston Bailey
Sean tries to deal with his feelings for Julia, while Liz and Christian analyze their relationship and Christian meets someone who understands what he is experiencing with his breast cancer.
Episode credits
Directed by Lyn GreeneWritten by Jennifer SaltGuest stars AnnaLynne McCord, Portia De Rossi, Jennifer Coolidge, Josiah Henry, Rebecca Elizabeth Stevens, Anthony Cistaro, Keith Sellon-Wright, Dina Meyer
Matt becomes envious of Sean and Raj bonding together. Christian and Liz give their relationship another chance. Raj's father pays a visit to see his son.
Episode credits
Directed by John ScottWritten by Brad FalchukGuest stars Amber Strauser, Adhir Kalyan, Suzanne Cryer, Brando Eaton, Iqbal Theba, Lisa Howard, Gregory Mikurak, Drew Pillsbury
Aidan Stone, a down-on-his- luck writer who has written a biopic about Sean, wants to use it to relaunch his career. Christian is asked by Kimber to give a Botox injection to her daughter so she has a better chance at becoming a baby model. Sean and Christian have been asked by a yoga instructor to perform a procedure in which neither have ever done before.
Episode credits
Directed by Dirk CraftWritten by Ryan MurphyGuest stars Misha Collins, Katee Sackhoff, Bradley Cooper, Morgan Fairchild, Tim Conlon, Jeff Witzke, Jacqueline Hickel, Kristina Krofft
A horribly disfigured man is worked on by Christian and Sean. Meanwhile, Sean hopes to strike up a relationship with the new anesthesiologist Teddy Rowe, and Christian goes for a check up with his oncologist.
Episode credits
Directed by Hank ChiltonWritten by Hank ChiltonGuest stars Katee Sackhoff, Damien Leake, Chi Muoi Lo, Gil Birmingham, Jesse Burch, Mary Gordon Murray, Angela Elayne Gibbs, Lynn Manning
Christian decides to employ Dr. Logan Taper for the practice, while Sean is revisited by a former client from Miami to have plastic surgery so she can attract suitors once her husband dies.
Episode credits
Directed by Sean JablonskiWritten by Sean JablonskiGuest stars Josiah Henry, Katee Sackhoff, Dot-Marie Jones, Trisha Simmons, Elaine Hausman, Richard Portnow, Lillian Hurst, Pierrino Mascarino
As Christian and Liz make their wedding plans, he also looks for a new cancer treatment. Meanwhile, Ram Peters drops Kimber for a newer model, while Teddy informs Sean that someone close to her is gone, and Sean and Christian repair a couples neck wounds which look strikingly similar at McNamara/Troy.
Episode credits
Directed by Lyn GreeneWritten by Richard Levine, Lyn GreeneGuest stars AnnaLynne McCord, John Schneider, Josiah Henry, Katee Sackhoff, Wendy Glenn, Graham Shiels, Damien Leake, Grainger Hines
