Christian is just being awful to Liz, but this time she's actually fighting back, Julia is still in New York and unseen, Rose McGowan's hanging around for god knows why, and Kimber has a new job and, thankfully, is still hilarious. (I've never understood all the Kimber hatred -- she is amazing television.) Oh, and Matt is a mime now. Which sounds awful, but if you think about it, it's kind of brilliant. Matt is the worst, so what could possibly be worse than Matt? Honestly the only thing I can think of are clowns, and mimes are the worst kind of clowns. This new career path is one of the most self-aware plot moves the show has ever made.

So yeah, not too gory tonight. I guess the show finally knows it can't possibly shock us anymore, which isn't a criticism; it's just what happens after five years of taking meat saws to boobs, carving models' faces up and every other horrific thing we've seen on the show. I'm not sure the final season is really worth watching, but I'm still going to do it for nostalgia reasons. Loyalty is important in this uncertain times, you know.

Nip/Tuck premieres tonight at 10 PM on FX, but if you're over it (and I can't blame you), our Week in Preview post knows what else is on.