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Mini-makeover for 'Private Practice'
0 Comments | USA TODAY, August, 2008 | by Bill Keveney
For Private Practice, second-season alteration is more an elective procedure than major surgery.
The three-month strike by writers gave creator Shonda Rhimes a chance to reflect on where the ABC drama was strongest and how to make it better. This season, which begins Oct. 1 (9 ET/PT), her thinking comes to fruition as:
*Medical stories fraught with dilemmas, and a little more surgical work to show off the skills and strength of the central character, neonatal surgeon Addison Forbes Montgomery (Kate Walsh).
*The potential financial failure of the Santa Monica medical practice overseen by Addison's fertility specialist friend (Audra McDonald).
*Greater exploration of romantic possibilities (and their effects on friendships), including...
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