Nip/Tuck (2003–2010)

The show critiques human vanity, societal superficiality, and the ethical compromises in the pursuit of physical perfection, but it does so without explicitly promoting a specific political ideology as a solution or framing its central conflicts through a partisan lens.

Nip/Tuck features visible diversity in its supporting cast, including a prominent lesbian character of color. The narrative consistently critiques traditional identities and societal norms, particularly through its flawed white male protagonists, exploring themes of vanity, superficiality, and the moral ambiguities of their lives.