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More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Win at all costs. Crime Drama Mystery Thriller. Did you know Edit. Trivia Damages was canceled after season 3 had aired in early by FX Networks, due to the low ratings and high costs of each episode. User reviews Review. Top review. I'm addicted to Damages! No doubt that this show is one of the best ones I've seen in years, not for the story itself since it's not so probable to happen in real life for dirtier the legal world can be, but yes for the way that it's told and mainly for the performances.

Glenn Close, what can we tell about her? I also agree to think that it's a waste of talent see an actress like her having to work in a TV show, but at the same time a thank god for being able to watch a show like this one casting an actress like her. Rose Byrne is great and a lot convincing, I already knew her for some previous works and she's really talented.

Ted Danson worked perfectly as the pathetic Mr. Frobisher and was great to see Tate Donovan working in something interesting again instead of wasting his time in TV shows like The O. And the same can be said about the other guest appearances thru the seasons. During the 5th episode of 1st season, Patty Hewes says to Ellen Parsons to trust no one. The show is ALL about this sentence because everything here is a secret, no one is reliable and nothing is what it seems.

After more than an year of waiting, 2nd season finally had its premiere and it was awesome the new and undefined plot that was presented, but as new episodes were coming things were more confusing than being just an interesting puzzle to a point that audience was not being an active part anymore, trying to discover together with the characters what really happened, but became a passive one being deceived all the time, losing what made 1st season so special.

A bunch of great actors and actresses underused within a weak plot development full of red herrings and horrible conclusions, failing a lot when trying to exceed the 1st season tricky interesting qualities. Both 2nd and 3rd seasons finale were something kinda strange, giving absurd explanations for things that could be far better if explained in a simpler way. Maybe that's why 4th season was far better and a back to form. The formula using flashbacks and flash-forwards was the same, but a simpler main plot was presented and developed without unnecessary obstacles during 10 episodes.

Characters in a exact number performed brilliantly by an amazing cast. Hope 5th season and last one to keep the tone achieved during 4th season, and maybe a great court fight to give it a great ending. So, even thinking that 2nd and 3rd seasons failed a lot in a bunch of aspects, I still give the show 9 stars most for its first season and, of course, the performances that, I repeat, are more than just performances, are outstanding performances. FAQ Who was buried at the grave which Patty visited in the finale?

Where can I watch Damages? Is it Canceled? Details Edit. Release date July 24, United States. United States. Official site. Glenn Close TV Project. Technical specs Edit. The relationship between Hewes and Parsons has played out against whatever case drives its season. In the early days their relationship was as compelling as seeing the news of the day writ large as television drama.

And Close has been excellent at keeping her dramatic crazy in check — until now. Season 4 was recently released on Amazon and iTunes. If you missed it, go get it. In the UK, the BBC, which showed the first three seasons, did not broadcast it, and seems unlikely to show season 5 either.

John Goodman played the head of High Star, a private security company with soldiers in Afghanistan providing special ops to the US government, in an outstanding performance. McClaren has unwittingly leaked personal, "graphic and sexually explicit" details about one of his sources, Naomi Walling Jenna Elfman , a Wall Street whistleblower who is now dead.

Phillippe isn't meant to be Assange and he doesn't look like him but there is something about his flat affect and enormous ego that nails it. He approaches Hewes to represent him but Hewes turns him down because she dislikes him.

Just before their meeting ends she pauses and writes something down. If glimpses of how this series plays out are right, the rivalry between the two women continues all the way to the bitter end. It's hard to mind about that too much because that aspect of the show is well worn. Byrne always played Ellen Parsons with little emotion. She's taken that to the point where her character seems heavily medicated.