[mlbford2]

I'm surprised Nip Tuck ain't in there. Each episode the viewer is guaranteed at least 17 inches of total ass crack, at least one partial nipple and 4 piston driving sex scenes. I pretty much watch it every week. But then again, I'm a sick pup.

[TheBigB]

I actually watched Nip/Tuck for the first time this past Tuesday and was blown away by the performances and the show overall (of course, I really tuned in just to see the delicious Leslie Bibb, but that's beside the point). I can't wait to see it next week.

[Spyder]

Don't forget the blood and guts in Nip/Tuck. Great show, but it's the first one I thought of when they mention "worst shows for family viewing." Let's not forget the little affair between the tutor and the kid either.

[dangus]

>>I'm surprised Nip Tuck ain't in there. <<
They apparently considered only broadcast shows.

[cincinnati65]

I think this survey focused on shows that start between 8:00pm and 9:00pm, and should be off by 10:00pm. Doesn't Nip/Tuck start at 10:00pm?

[Modernman]

I'm surprised Nip Tuck ain't in there. Each episode the viewer is guaranteed at least 17 inches of total ass crack, at least one partial nipple and 4 piston driving sex scenes. I pretty much watch it every week.

F/X and HBO have the best shows. Deadwood, The Shield and Rescue Me are probably my three favorite dramas.

[Koblenz]

Nip/Tuck sort of fascinated me for a while, but I have missed the last few weeks, mainly because it's on the same time as the Amazing Race, the one show I really make an effort to watch every week. I don't know what it is about Nip/Tuck. I think the fact that it isn't a police drama or reality show is really interesting, since about every non-News and non-Sitcom show on network TV falls into these categories. But with Nip/Tuck, only Julia has any sympathy: the rest of them are really wacky people.

And come on, CSI and Cold Case are interesting shows. I don't watch them every week, but I catch them sometimes...