Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Maidexpl Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

pgooden Except for a few decidedly needy surgeries , this is a tribute to shallow vain freaks. Any MD who would treat some of these people( woman with large breasts) should have their license pulled by the AMA

angelyne-20149 I just love this show. It doesn't feel fake like so much reality TV does. The doctors are truly caring individuals, you can't fake that, they aren't actors. Dr. Nassif has more than once gotten all misty eyed. They love what they do and they love helping people and they take great pride in their work.Sure the format is a little repetitive, but that's just the way the show is put together. It's too bad they can't show anything on-screen but it doesn't bother me. It's the stories that are interesting, the before and after, and the ways people's lives are transformed. Sure some of the people are a bit shallow, but hey, this is a show about plastic surgery, it's to be expected. Some of them really deserve the help they receive.I also like how the doctors are very responsible. They turn away people who they think are not good candidates. "First do no harm". So many doctors seem to have forgotten their oath. More than a few plastic-surgery addicted people have tried to apply. If they were botched, they got help. If they just wanted to indulge their addiction, they got turned away with a warning. Few of them took the warning seriously and most vowed to get their chosen surgery anyway, but a few listened.

mattnadler The show is fairly shallow and picks people who are good for light entertainment. So they have two surgeries and one rejection per show. The rejects tend to be people who've had a lot of work already and seeking to tweak it - some of them don't really seem all that serious and were picked by the producers to all a little more color.Since the show doesn't want to show actual details of the procedures to avoid grossing out their audience, it become the same routine of safe shots which are repetitive.The "playful" interplay between the two surgeons is painful to watch - feels very staged and scripted.Once you've seen a couple of the episodes, they start to become the same old. If they were more daring, they'd take the leap and get into the intricacies of procedures which would be very interesting to see what I assume are artists at work.

pinkangel-95604 I love the idea of the show, but only when they help somebody who is truly botched. Tiffany was beautiful as she was. Christine with the reconstructive chin from burn damage was a beautiful story. However. I was very upset nothing could be done for Rajee. Rajee was the perfect example of why Botched is on TV; but the show failed to help her at all. When Rajee cried, I cried with her because her heart was so big and it's so sad she has to go on looking so botched. Please help Rajee, there must be something you can do for her; it is botch jobs like Rajee's that would make your show truly amazing if you could help her. God Bless you Rajee, your soul is so beautiful.