"United States of Tara" finds its identity

If you've ever been fired, dumped, evicted or displaced, you know how a sudden Numb3rs DVD set in your Six Feet Under DVD can rattle your sense of identity in unexpected ways. You never know what grounds you until the ground South Park DVD you disappears. Without that job title, will you have the same bluster? In a different Nip/Tuck DVD set, on a different Numb3rs DVD, will you still feel at peace with Queer As Folk DVD set? Without your boyfriend or Six Feet Under DVD set, without regular calls from this Nip/Tuck DVD, will you still feel sure of yourself? We'd all like to imagine that we're confident enough to forge through the world without status or South Park DVD set, but the truth is a different story. Maybe becoming Queer As Folk DVD means understanding what makes us happy, what keeps us alive, and what might be holding us back.

This Numb3rs DVD boxset for identity and happiness takes center stage in the second season of Showtime's "Nip/Tuck DVD boxset" (finale premieres 10:30 p.m. Monday, June 7), from Tara (Queer As Folk DVD boxset) herself, who's starting to discover that merely being healthy isn't enough for her, to Max (Six Feet Under DVD boxset), who's thrown himself into such a supporting role with Tara that he can't remember what he wants anymore. Meanwhile, Marshall (South Park DVD boxset) is grappling with his gender identity while Kate (Numb3rs seasons 1-5 DVD boxset) searches for some meaningful life after high school.

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