The working relationship between Christian and Quentin worsens when they have an ethical disagreement over a groundbreaking surgery that would advance their medical reputations. Quentin woos Julia, who welcomes the attention. The request for plastic surgery from a patient with Down Syndrome moves Christian to make contact with his birth mother, Gail Pollack.
Sean questions his growing romantic feelings for Nikki when he learns the dark truth about her past. After a De La Mer Spa client reveals her startling beauty secret to Julia, Gina and Liz, they manufacture a new signature product - and hope the main ingredient remains a secret. After leaving McNamara/Troy, Sean takes his surgery skills to the Witness Protection Program, where he transforms the appearance of a woman, Nikki Morretti, and her son, Austin. Sean and Christian reluctantly become involved in the gruesome case of a man who reassembled a female corpse from the appendages of other dead bodies.Ī patient's extreme surgical request leaves Christian struggling between what the medical establishment says is right and what the patient says will make him feel whole. Gina returns and forms an unexpected business alliance with Julia.
McNamara/Troy is in dire financial straits after Christian's arrest. An HIV-positive man who suffers from facial wasting comes to McNamara/Troy to have his appearance restored to one of good health. Sean finds himself under investigation by Child Protective Services after Matt files a restraining order against him.Ĭhristian becomes the prime suspect in The Carver case after police find a damning piece of evidence at the scene of the latest Carver attack. The wife of an Alzheimer's patient requests extensive cosmetic surgery in order to find a way back into her husband's memories. When Christian's open relationship with Kit - the sexy detective investigating The Carver's activities - and Kimber loses its appeal, Christian asks Quentin to help ease Kit out of the threesome.Ĭhristian has doubts about the latest Carver victim's story. Christian performs surgery at his former fraternity house to help cover up a hazing ritual gone awry. Sean, Julia and Christian struggle to find a common solution as Matt spirals out of control. Tensions escalate at McNamara/Troy as Sean and Quentin, against Christian's wishes, remove the tattoos of a gang member who wants to go straight.Īdam Henderson, Aaron Moody and Graham Miller After learning that Ava is a transgender woman, Matt questions his own sexuality and heads down a dark path. Often, I think her songs have this wonderful cinematic quality to them that makes them just perfect to be used on screen.As Christian tries to recover from his attack by The Carver, Sean must forge a new partnership to keep the practice running Sean helps the police remove an obese woman from her couch Julia realizes she needs to make a decision on her marriageĬhristian and Liz perform cosmetic surgery on an extraordinary ape to help her chances of reproducing. Of course, I can't claim to have seen all of these shows, but I certainly do remember experiencing a few really powerful uses of Sia's music on TV. According to music search engine tunefind, Sia's songs have been featured in CSI: Miami, Bones, The Hills, Gossip Girl, Veronica Mars, True Blood, Smallville, The OC, Private Practice, Vampire Diaries, Brothers and Sisters, Greek, and more.
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Over the years, Sia's music has appeared on a ton of different TV shows.
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But did you know that her music has actually been featured on television shows for years now? It's true! In fact, many people would say that the emotional series finale of HBO drama Six Feet Under, which featured Sia's stunning song "Breathe Me," is what gave Sia her first big break in the United States. Well, her face isn't, but her voice is! Her single "Chandelier" is currently climbing the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and every day, more and more people are being exposed to her musical brilliance through her fantastic new album, 1000 Forms of Fear.
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