If you haven't seen the show, it revolves around the staff of the recently merged Changes Plastic Surgery & Spa in La Jolla, California. The CEO, Dianne, is going through a "contentious divorce" (she makes sure to tell you at least three times per episode) -- not only from her husband, but also from her face. Really, she doesn't even look like a human being anymore, and I can't stop staring at her. The experience is akin to seeing turtles hump on the Discovery Channel -- uncomfortable to watch, but so fascinating and kind of funny that you just can't tear yourself away. In fact, I don't find anyone on the show attractive except for Natasha, who, oddly enough, is the only one that hasn't had any work done on her face.

The client cases are meant to make you feel a little empathetic towards the industry, increasing self-esteem and all that nonsense. I tend to think that most of the work is unnecessary, but it does create a nice balance for the ridiculous antics that go on while a bunch of bitchy, flamboyant children attempt to run a business with some level of professionalism. Running back to Dr. Lee during lunchtime for a quick injection of Botox (apparently everyone does it?), selling products to their parents to win gold stars for the sales competition, bronzing their feet to match their legs... every day it's something new.

To give you an example, here's a web exclusive clip of Gary challenging the rest of the staff to a "lip off." That's right, it's a big lips competition. Just watch.