"Naomi Mason"



Cast: Dylan Walsh, Julian McMahon, John Hensley, Joely Richardson.

Original Airdate: August 3, 2004.

Should be good...

The previews last week made this week look really good. hope thats the case..

dave

I'd really appreciate it if the writers of this show would kill off "Matt" tonight....

Wow, I thought this was a great episode.

This show can get creepy on the turn of a dime, and tonight's episode was no exception.

I'm so glad they are done with Jill Clayburgh's subplot.

Christian got through a seduction scene without any display of man-ass.

What if Adrian turned Matt bi?

The life coach from hell is pretty messed up if she thinks shagging a 16 year old is normal and healthy.

Julia appears to be in hot water soon, even if Matt took one for good ol' mom this time.

Now that Line of Fire got canned, looks like Leslie Bibb is slumming in guest spots for now (as the carved up rape victim).

I think Leslie Bibb did the show because she was one of the stars of Ryan Murphy's previous show "Popular".

I'm still a little disappointed with this show this season, it's still good, but I recall last season being quite a bit better.

Great episode

Loved the last scene with Matt and Julia.

Glad to see Leslie Bibb went back to being a blonde.

Next week looks even better.

I just finished watching the first 3 episodes of this series tonight. Very Good stuff.

All f'ing right! Finally, this show delivers. I had re-watched last week's' episode, all the while thinking "at least they had one great season". This episode got back to the basics - screwed up patients and the doctors internal battles with morality.

The preview for next week has me jazzed. This show may be turning the corner. The Shield took awhile to heat up this season too before it become rock solid.

This was easily the best episode of the season and I'm glad it doesn't look like they're going to drag the paternity issue any longer. I'm *really* curious to see where this goes. It's one of those deals you can't really go back to status quo.

-Paul Jacobi-

I'm glad they had it though. They needed an arc like that - a false malpractice claim. I have little doubt that dissatisfied patients do this kind of stuff to plastic surgeons.

Great episode last night. The final scene with Matt, Julia and Shawn was pretty intense. The only downside is that Christian did not have the opportunity to kick off a clever one-liner...oh well.

Not that great. The Matt storyline gets more and more ridiculous. The last scene was good, though.

Could you put spoiler tags when discussing the previews for next week? A lot of people here, including myself, avoid watching them.

I don't usually support suicide, but I would be happy if this ridiculous story forced Matt to end his life. His character is the only part of the show I do not care for one bit.

I love Famke, but I don't like how she is being used on this show. Couldn't they have found a better storyline for her to participate in?

The last scene was good. And I loved the scene where Bibb's rape-victim stood up to the crazed-lonely bitch that was trying to bring the practice down. "You're not a victim..." That kicked ass.

Although I don't care for how they have gone about things, I am glad that they don't seem to be dragging out the paternity issue. I'm still used to network tv where they would drag this out over 22 episodes. FX's short schedule leaves no time for filler - gotta love that.

Boy is Famke's character odd and so is her son although I do like his wisecracks and that he revealed Matt's secret. Also loved the line, Hey, you want to go jack off?

There are episodes of the X-Files that are more realistic than the scene with a 16 year old Matt breaking up with FAMKA JANSEN FOR CHRISSAKES!!!!!!

I was hoping Famke would be more of a seductress to Sean and cause rockiness between him and Julia. But whatever. The only character I really can't stand is Ava's son, Adrian. What a bizare and annoying character.

So was I - their marriage is over, why not let Sean end it in style.