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Let’ see the Nurse Jackie season 4 episode 3 “The Wall” spoiler photos below.

Episode 3 airs on April 22.

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Take a look at the spoiler photos of Nurse Jackie season 4 episode 4 entitled “Slow Growing Monsters.”

Episode 4 will air on April 29.

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The major spoiler of Nurse Jackie season 4 premiere is that she is going to rehab.

Here are the other events to expect on the season 4 premiere of Nurse Jackie:

• Someone is pregnant.
• Someone is in need of a serious shave.
• Bobby Cannavale makes his presence felt as Dr. Mike Cruz, who represents the company that has purchased All Saints…
• … and he has some surprising news for Gloria.
• Eddie makes a drunken confession.

About season 4 episode 2 of Nurse Jackie,  a star athlete makes one of the more random guest-starring appearances in recent memory. Hint: he plays basketball for a living, but he plays baseball on the show.

What do you think about season 4 premiere?

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Here are the premiere spoiler photos of Nurse Jackie season 4.

What can you say about the spoiler photos from Nurse Jackie season 4 episode 1?

Episode 1 airs on April 8.

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Rosie Perez is coming to Nurse Jackie season 4.

Perez will play a patient named Jules with an unusual diagnosis. Production on season four is currently underway in New York for a 2012 premiere.

Perez was discovered by Spike Lee who hired her for his 1989 film “Do the Right Thing,” Other film roles include “White Men Can’t Jump” and “Untamed Heart.” She was nominated for an Academy Award for her dramatic turn in the 1993 film “Fearless” opposite Jeff Bridges. On television, Perez earned three Emmy nominations as a choreographer for the show “In Living Color.” In addition to her acting, Perez is active in many special projects and causes.

Bobby Cannavale is coming to Nurse Jackie, and this is not a good news for the title character.

According to a Showtime press release, the veteran actor – who earned an Emmy for his appearance on Will & Grace – will appear on 10 season four episodes as a hospital administrator. He’ll be sent by the company that purchases All Saint’s Hospital and tasked with improving its efficiency and profitability. Hard to see him and Jackie getting along well, isn’t it?

Nurse Jackie season 4 will return on 2012.

Photos:

• Episode 4: Slow Growing Monsters
• Episode 3: The Wall
• Episode 1: Kettle-Kettle-Black-Black

Spoilers:

• Season Premiere Major Spoilers
• Rosie Perez as Jules
• Bobby Cannavale as Hospital Administrator
• O’Hara and Kelly

Viewers were a bit disappointed with Nurse Jackie season 3. But are they willing to give this show another chance? What can they expect on season 4? Read below.

Executive producer Liz Brixius objects to that assessment – “She lost her marriage. Her job’s in jeopardy. She’s compromised everybody around her.” – and tells viewers to be on the lookout for how two relationships affect Jackie next year:

• Her friendship with O’Hara.
• Her connection with Kelly.

“O’Hara bought a townhouse and she probably bought it for a reason,” Brixius tells TV Guide, hinting that another relationship may take her focus away from her friend’s addiction. “There’s not going to be less O’Hara, but there is going to be less availability of O’Hara to Jackie.”

As for Kelly, who admitted to Jackie that he’s not the saint he has pretended to be…

“I will tell you that you don’t know everything there is to know about Kelly Slater. Jackie is not smarter than he is. All we know is that he has successfully pulled the wool over everybody’s eyes… He’s a chameleon. He’s working it. No matter who he’s talking to, he’s working in it. He’s always got an answer — and that makes him dangerous.”

We are not that satisfied with Nurse Jackie’s story line this season. However, we still hoped that something new will happen on season 3 finale. But again, we were disappointed.

TV Fanatic: Same old story on …Deaf Blind Tumor Pee-Test…, same lack of ramifications for a main character that has become utterly dislikable.

It would make sense for Jackie to kick Kevin out for his affair if she were blind to her own behavior. But moments earlier she had opened up to O’Hara about her shortcomings and had spent the last few weeks seemingly aware that she was headed down a dangerous path.

In her screwed up mind, wouldn’t Kevin’s infidelity actually be a welcome surprise? She could take full advantage of his guilt and pretty much act however she pleased for the foreseeable future. Then again, she does that anyway.

Jackie’s reaction aside, my main problem with the show is how easily it lets its main character off. She sleeps around, she pops pills, she doesn’t do anything about her troubled kids. And in response? Eddie continues to be her friend, O’Hara does little about her pal’s habit and now Kevin comes crawling back.

Heck, Akalitus even tosses out Jackie’s urine sample and assures us that nothing will really change for Jackie next season. The series is a cycle of solid acting, but no risk-taking or progress.

I’ll end this review and this season on a positive note, though: it was a very nice moment when the hospital saved Coop by singing happy birthday after he was stood up.

Overall, the finale is way below than what we have expected. What do you think?

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Nurse Jackie gave us another so-so episode with “Batting Practice.” Given that next week will already be season 3′s finale, I couldn’t find any momentum going to that conclusion. What happened to the storyline?

Kevin seems to be on to his wife, but there’s so little interaction between this couple that I can’t pretend to be very invested in their relationship. I’d absolutely leave if I were Kevin, considering how generally unhappy both he and Jackie seem together.

Could their tumultuous marriage even be contributing to their daughter’s anxiety? Grace might be far more relaxed without so much tension in the house.

That would be my prediction for the finale: Kevin asks for a divorce and Jackie falls completely back on the wagon again.

Then again, it’s not like she’s truly off. Gulping down her daughter’s meds was a new low, really, one that finally caused O’Hara to jump in and make an unusual offer: I’ll detox you myself via whatever pills you need to get clean. I don’t think it will work. I don’t think Jackie even wants it to work.

As for other developments on the episode:

That was a nice moment for Coop. He’s my favorite character, but he can also come across as a caricature. So it was nice to hear his Best Man chat with Eddie and have him admit to his shortcomings. It humanized him.
Seriously, Zoey, do you not realize how awesome Lenny is?!? The guy may be out to lunch – or desert, to be more specific, considering his candy intake – but I promise you’ll never find a man who loves you as much as he does.

Akalitus may be the biggest waste of a character on television. She’s just such a blatant attempt to bring levity to a serious show and none of her storylines ever feel realistic or interesting.