Dawn Budge (recurring guest star ROSIE O'DONNELL) returns to McNamara/Troy seeking reconstructive surgery. The ill Liz receives much-needed help from an unexpected source. Following a stroke, Burt Landau (recurring guest star LARRY HAGMAN) demands facial surgery. Kimber shuns Matt's advances but succumbs to Christian's. And Sean struggles with the man he has become. Recurring guest star SANAA LATHAN appears as Michelle Landau, and recurring guest star JACQUELINE BISSET appears as James.

At the request of Poppy (recurring guest star Alanis Morissette), Liz's new girlfriend, Liz gets surgery to improve her appearance. When James' (recurring guest star Jacqueline Bisset) life is threatened, she uses Christian to lure Michelle (recurring guest star Sanaa Lathan) into helping her steal another kidney within 24 hours. And Sean offers a surgical consultation to Marlowe (recurring guest star Peter Dinklage), who comes to McNamara/Troy hoping for a leg-lengthening procedure in order to impress the woman he loves. Recurring guest star Larry Hagman appears as Burt Landau.

Christian earns a fortune from a rags-to-riches client, Dawn Budge (recurring guest star Rosie O'Donnell), outside of McNamara/Troy, when she requests surgical makeovers for her entire family. Nonetheless, Christian continues longing for what he does not have: an honest and loving relationship. Meanwhile, James (recurring guest star Jacqueline Bisset) blackmails Christian while forcing a terrified Michelle (recurring guest star Sanaa Lathan) to remember her past actions. Sean makes Julia a very romantic offer. And Kimber convinces Matt to move out of his parents' house.

Sean and Julia make an important decision about their unborn baby. After getting into trouble with their new boss, Sean and Christian discover the drawbacks of no longer owning their practice. Matt's decision to go down a new path in life is met with uncertainty by his family. Meanwhile, an aristocratic gay man, Arthur Stiles (RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN), wants his younger lover to look as distinguished as he does. And James (recurring guest star JACQUELINE BISSET), a woman who has a mysterious past with Michelle (recurring guest star SANAA LATHAN), arrives.

Inspired by a true story. Conservative magazine journalist Joanna Scott reluctantly takes an assignment to write an in-depth piece on Madame Simone, a French woman famous for her artfully arranged introductions between beautiful, cultured young women and potential husbands. Having just separated from her own spouse, Joanna decides to take a lesson or two in the art of seduction as taught by Madame Simone. In the process, she learns how to tap into her sexiness factor and discovers some surprising things about herself. "Sex and Mrs. X" stars Jacqueline Bisset and Linda Hamilton.

Jacqueline Bisset plays an angry woman. She discussed why her character is the way she is.

Originally titled America's Son, this cable-TV biopic of John F. Kennedy Jr. begins at the end, with the plane crash of July 19, 1999, that took the lives of Kennedy, his wife Caroline, and his sister-in-law. From this tragic vantage point, the film segues into flashbacks detailing the very public life of J.F.K. Sr.'s only son, of whom it was once said, The world knew his name before he did. Based on {-The Day John Died}, a book by George Andersen, the film intimates that John-John would have been happy charting his own course in life, but was instead channelled into following in the Kennedy tradition by his iron-willed mother Jacqueline (played by Jacqueline Bisset, who'd previously essayed an clef version of Jackie O. in the theatrical feature The Greek Tycoon). Thus, John enters law school, where he is twice humiliated by failing to pass the bar exam. Finally, as editor of the high-profile {~George} magazine, John can stand on his own merits and not as an adjunct of the Kennedy mystique. Naturally, the

Martin Sheen and Jacqueline Bisset star in this romantic comedy based and filmed in Paris. An American businessman (Sheen) travels to France to work at a bank, and falls in love with its president (Bisset). He then poses as her new housekeeper to see more of her, and must try to keep up the charade at home as well as at the office. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide.

Peter Benchley, who wrote Jaws, also wrote The Deep. Scuba divers David Sanders and Gail Berke (Nick Nolte and Jacqueline Bisset), assisted by Romer Treece (Robert Shaw), discover a sunken treasure off the Bermuda coast. They also find a stash of narcotics. David and Gail spend the rest of the picture avoiding bad guys who stashed the drugs and want the treasure as well. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.

Holly McPhee (Jacqueline Bisset) is a woman leading two lives. Most people know her as a well-regarded judge and faithful wife, but only a few realize she is also the brains and beauty behind a crime ring responsible for a string of daring robberies, which she coordinates with her lover. Holly's dangerous obsession with crime and illicit sex leads her to bigger and riskier capers, until one day she and her lover find they've bitten off more than they can chew. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.