DJariya

Synopsis:



Is Escobar Gallardo dead or in prison? I vaguely recall the season where he came back and had his face re-done by Sean & Christian.

MrSmearkase

/\ He's dead, I think.

4 more episodes after tonight, right? Please tell me this is almost over.

stingermck

Hes dead, Liz shot him

ericmylad

Didn't Sean and Christian then hack him up into pieces and toss him in the swamp as alligator food?

Damfino

Yes.

I'm glad they are reconnecting with the show's history, Nip/Tuck was very different back then

gmanca

I don't know, I think the past few episodes have been pretty good at trying to balance new grounds while closing up the series. It sure has me back after skipping out when they first moved to LA.

Red Dog

at Christian repossessing the implants.

Vipper II

I loved the use of the Rosemary's Baby theme at the beginning of the 'sode.

islandclaws

I've been with Nip/Tuck since the beginning, but it's def time to end. Bringing up all this Gallardo plot is tired and old. I know the writers must think it's great to bring the show full-circle, back to S1, but I'd rather see the show end on a different note than them dealing with old news. I hated the daydreams Sean had with Escobar in S1, and they still suck now.

magi

Wow, Escobar was in season 1? Who was it, and how did they kill the person in season 1 that they fed to alligators? That wasn't escobar was it?

DJariya

That's where I was confused. I don't think it was Escobar in season 1 that was fed to the Gators. I remember he appeared in season 2 or 3 to torment Sean and forced them to re-do his face and Sean changed his face to some convicted Con and he was arrested at the airport.

DJariya

Just as I suspected. The Gallardo character has appeared in 10 episodes counting this one.

http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0039868/

One of them is from the season 2 finale "Joan Rivers" which I mentioned above.

Red Dog

They re-did his face in the S1 finale to match one higher on the FBI's Most Wanted List.

Rypro 525

I've always wondered, when they do breast implant surgeries on the show, do they cover the nipples for network tv censorship, or is that accurate in real life?

Red Dog

I don't think its accurate, plus I don't think most high-end boob jobs involve cutting under the breast anymore.

JTH182

I liked the idea of bringing the Escobar storyline back since now it feels like maybe they won't get away with murder. They've always gotten out of every situation, and this was the one that started it all.

Also, it showed that after everything that's happened, nothing has changed since Sean is still there helping to bury a body with Christian. They never learn, even when faced with prison.

Patman

I thought, maybe they left behind the water bottle that Christian was drinking from as Sean was doing most of the digging, and when the body is found, they'll find the bottle and maybe get lucky with Christian's DNA (though I don't know if he is in the system when it comes to DNA).

hippie68

it was his brother, the man who was molesting the girl.

chuckd21

Man they take one step forward dramatically and then jump a mile backwards. Burying the chick in the desert was ABSOLUTELY STUPID.

I'm pretty sure a suffocation victim would leave clues that any doctor would recognize as opposed to a drug reaction.

islandclaws

Also, how many times has someone broken into their offices and attacked staff, stabbed someone, trashed the place, stolen things... and they've always talked about how they "beefed up security". Yet, a woman can easily break in, kill someone and they don't think to check security cams? Or maybe lock the place up over night? Or have someone on duty 24/7? Or... ah, hell... who am I kidding?