User Reviews

This was one of "Damages"' finest. Extremely dense story-telling, clue-knitting and shock-providing. Initially, for regular followers of the show the flashbacks of (supposedly) known facts may have caused some impatience, were it not for the special twist that put this particular sub story - again! - into a completely new perspective.

We will not know how everything fits together before the final episode has run, and maybe even then season three will pick up threads and loose ends that we were not aware of at the end of season two.

What "Damages" told me so far: I simply LOVE to be lied to when it's done in this highly sophisticated and crafty manner! More praise than ever to the whole cast and especially to the incredible Glenn Close who excels in every scene she is in. And this time she must have had a blast with the range of emotions she was allowed to explore. A feast for everyone involved, including the viewer.

The clueless Ellen continues to trust those FBI jackasses. If she had any sense of order at all, she would have seen the manipulation that is going on. She continues to sit above the radar. I'm a Patty fan and have a feeling she sees right through this little snot. Ellen has now betrayed Tom, who has done so much for her. She has this self-righteous thing going on with the death of her fiancée. She doesn't care who else she takes down with her. If we are supposed to be sympathetic toward her, I don't get it. Meanwhile, Purcell, filled with guilt from the circumstances the night his wife died, has shown up at a police station. I suppose now we face a police department that is totally corrupt as well. Remember that the guy who was stalking Katie, was at that precinct, so I suppose they are entirely in the pocket of the Kendricks types. I agree with another writer who talks about Glenn Close and her acting ability. She is magnificent in this series.