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A new interview with Julian McMahon has surfaced, the interview takes place in the new set for Season 5, so it gives you a first look at what we can expect for next season. Talks of guest stars, their roles, and some info of what will take place next season is mentioned. Find it here.

"Nip/Tuck" creator Ryan Murphy has landed a new project at FX, this time focusing on the life of a transgender man.

The cable network has ordered a pilot episode for "4 Oz.," a drama about a man who realizes he'd rather live as a woman and the transformation he undergoes. FX has also asked for three additional scripts, the showbiz trade papers report.

Brad Falchuk, who's written a number of "Nip/Tuck" episodes, and Murphy penned the pilot together. Murphy will also direct the pilot and executive produce with Brad Pitt -- who's taking on his first TV series project as a producer -- and Dede Gardner.

The show is the first product of an eight-figure development deal Murphy signed with FX and its News Corp. cousins FOX and 20th Century Fox TV earlier this year.

It's also undergone some tweaks since Murphy's original pitch. He sold the show as being about a sportswriter -- a premise that's currently playing out in real life with Los Angeles Times scribe Christine Daniels (formerly Mike Penner). The lead character will now be a gynecologist who shares a practice with his father.

"Nip/Tuck" has touched on transgender issues before; Famke Janssen played a woman who was once a man in the show's second season.

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This is spoilery for next season so I will place it behind a cut, it's some juicy information about a certain character we all love. If you're interested in knowing then just click "Full Story"

- Full Story

Former ALLY McBEAL star Portia De Rossi is set for a return to TV in America after signing up to play a manipulative lesbian mother in plastic surgery drama NIP/TUCK.

The real-life lesbian lover of comedienne Ellen DeGeneres will join Rosie O'Donnell and Oliver Platt among the special guests in the upcoming season of the hit show. (SOURCE)

Rosie O'Donnell is coming back to "Nip/Tuck" this fall and will play the love interest to guest star Oliver Platt on the U.S. TV show.

Access Hollywood reported Tuesday O'Donnell is signed up for several episodes of the FX series' fifth season, playing the part of lottery winner Dawn Budge. Platt plays the executive producer of "Hearts and Scalpels", a soap opera in which doctors become creative consultants. (Access Hollywood)

"Nip/Tuck" is about to get an enhancement. Bradley Cooper is scheduled to appear in five episodes of the FX show's fifth season.

Cooper spent two seasons starring opposite Jennifer Garner on "Alias." He has since gone on to star in the mega-hit "Wedding Crashers" and the short-lived show, "Kitchen Confidential."

Apparently Cooper's role is confidential as well, says TV Guide.com's Michael Ausiello. The fifth season of "Nip/Tuck" premieres this fall on FX.

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With a very short season five promo out for Nip/Tuck, which you can watch below, notice how at the end it says McNamara/Troy Hollywood Opening this Fall without a mention of Nip/Tuck. Perhaps a name change? Or just something to spark our interest?

Amazon is offering Season 4 at the moment for $38.99 on DVD and a surprisingly low price of $55.95 each for HD and BLU-RAY.






Source is Amazon

It's official! Season Four will be released onto DVD, Blu-Ray, and HD DVD on September 4th, 2007! The 5-disc DVD set goes for $59.98 SRP, while the two 4-disc hi-def versions will be a bit higher, at $79.98 SRP. All three versions will be in 1.78:1 widescreen, with Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround sound.

Besides the 15 episodes from the fourth season, there will also be a number of extras on board: 3 Featurettes, Gag Reel, Unaired Scenes

Thanks to TV Shows on DVD.