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Nip/Tuck Erica Noughton (2003–2010) Online

Nip/Tuck Erica Noughton (2003–2010) Online
2003–2010 Dylan Walsh Julian McMahon John Hensley Ryan Murphy
Original Title :
Erica Noughton
Genre :
TV Episode / Drama
Year :
2003–2010
Directror :
Ryan Murphy
Cast :
Dylan Walsh,Julian McMahon,John Hensley
Writer :
Ryan Murphy,Ryan Murphy
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
55min
Rating :
8.5/10

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Nip/Tuck Erica Noughton (2003–2010) Online

Julia McNamara gets a surprise visit from her glamorous mother, successful child psychology author Dr. Erica Noughton, who has various reasons to want plastic surgery and insists that Sean should operate her; that even worsens his worries about an unsteady hand, and the specialist tells him it's a fashionable psychosomatic condition without a medical cure. Christian wrestles with his instincts- while resenting Gina Russo emotionally blackmailing him with her baby, he is determined to become a good father, but swears to keep his mundane (sex-)life, so he looks for a nanny and hires Linda, the candidate with the sexiest 'fringe-benefits', but finds she's neglecting the child... Meanwhile the doctors operate on Libby Zucker, whose face is so horrible she'll need at least five major, risky operations and is most uncertain in her 'steady' relationship with attractive Chad Myers who she knows to have affairs.
Episode cast overview:
Dylan Walsh Dylan Walsh - Dr. Sean McNamara
Julian McMahon Julian McMahon - Dr. Christian Troy
John Hensley John Hensley - Matt McNamara
Roma Maffia Roma Maffia - Dr. Liz Cruz
Joely Richardson Joely Richardson - Julia McNamara
Vanessa Redgrave Vanessa Redgrave - Dr. Erica Noughton
Chris Diamantopoulos Chris Diamantopoulos - Chad Myers
Romy Rosemont Romy Rosemont - Libby Zucker
Kelsey Batelaan Kelsey Batelaan - Annie McNamara (as Kelsey Lynn Batelaan)
Portia Dawson Portia Dawson - Kelly Appleton
Rachael L. Hollingsworth Rachael L. Hollingsworth - Nicole Watts (as Rachael L. Hollingsworth)
Austin Tichenor Austin Tichenor - Marty Fine
Jessalyn Gilsig Jessalyn Gilsig - Gina Russo
Linda Klein Linda Klein - Nurse Linda
Ryan McTavish Ryan McTavish - Young Guy

Vanessa Redgrave is Joely Richardson's mother off camera as well.

Romy Rosemont, who plays Libby Zucker in this episode, also plays Carole Hudson-Hummel in Glee. Both Glee and Nip/Tuck were created by Ryan Murphy.


User reviews

Burisi

Burisi

Erica Noughton is played by the fabulously talented Vanessa Redgrave who believe it or not turned down Damehood in 1999. She should have been made a Dame years ago but that's another story. Here she is sexy, sensual, and believe it or not is extremely beautiful at her age far more than women half her age. Anyway, she plays child psychologist and is Julia's mother (what a coup in casting?) because she is Joely's real life mother. The scene in the gym between mother and daughter is quite interesting. I love Vanessa Redgrave and I think she is one of the most talented and gifted actresses of our generation. She makes it look so easy. Of course, this episode was the first for me watching Nip/Tuck and I left the show with mixed feelings. Then I returned and realized it's brilliance and have never left it. The scene between her and Christian is unforgettable. You forget that she's old enough to be his mother too.
Vonalij

Vonalij

This was a great season premiere that only touched on some of the darker aspects to come. Vanessa Redgrave is simply perfect as Erica, and the episode as a whole was excellent. The plot line with Sean and his problems with operations was very good indeed, and the musical montages continue to be nothing short of brilliant. The subplot between the woman and her gay best friend was also very interesting, and it had a depressing payoff. Overall, this was a great episode with plenty of foreshadowing and perfect performances (as always). However, for some reason this show often brings in subplots and just never touches them again. This episode isn't one of the worst culprits, but I didn't like how there was absolutely no mention of Escobar whatsoever.