Damages (2007 - 2012)

Damages

91%

Avg Tomatometer

91%

Avg Audience Score

Series Info

A legal thriller centering on a take-no-prisoners Manhattan litigator who specializes in corporate-malfeasance cases.

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Seasons

85%
Critics Consensus: Damages concludes with nary a crack across its artistic integrity; the fifth and final season bringing the contentious mentorship between Patty Hewes and Ellen Parsons to a satisfying finish.

2012, FX, 10 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Damages deftly negotiates its transition onto a new platform with a more compact season that further escalates the series' already considerable drama, this time aided by a boisterous John Goodman.

2011, FX, 10 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: This season of Damages grows even more masterful with dazzling performances all around, first-rate writing and savory storylines.

2010, FX, 13 episodes

90%
Critics Consensus: Thrilling and captivating, Damages is the epitome of a well-made melodramatic crime thriller, with addictive storylines and an enthralling performance by Glenn Close.

2009, FX, 13 episodes

83%
Critics Consensus: Damages injects a high dosage of quality storytelling into a familiar genre with terrific performances and some amusing psychological unrest.

2007, FX, 13 episodes

Cast

Glenn Close
as Patty Hewes
Rose Byrne
as Ellen Parsons
Tate Donovan
as Tom Shayes
Ted Danson
as Arthur Frobisher
Zeljko Ivanek
as Ray Fiske
Anastasia Griffith
as Katie Connor
Noah Bean
as David Connor
Philip Bosco
as Hollis Nye
Michael Nouri
as Phil Grey
Peter Facinelli
as Gregory Malina
William Hurt
as Daniel Purcell
Timothy Olyphant
as Wes Krulik
Marcia Gay Harden
as Claire Maddox
Zachary Booth
as Michael Hewes
Glenn Kessler
as L.J. Werner
Mario Van Peebles
as Randall Harrison
Tom Aldredge
as Uncle Pete
David Costabile
as Rick Messer
Maya Days
as Rosario Ortiz
Carmen Goodine
as Lila DiMeo
Peter Riegert
as George Moore
Brett Cullen
as Wayne Sutry
John Doman
as Walter Kendrick
Paige Turco
as Christine Purcell
Darrell Hammond
as The Deacon
Clarke Peters
as Dave Pell
Tom Noonan
as Det. Vic Huntley
Campbell Scott
as Joe Tobin
Martin Short
as Leonard Winstone
Lily Tomlin
as Marilyn Tobin
Len Cariou
as Louis Tobin
Keith Carradine
as Julian Decker
Michael Laurence
as Homeless Man
Ben Shenkman
as Curtis Gates
John Goodman
as Howard T. Erickson
Chris Messina
as Chris Sanchez
Dylan Baker
as Jerry Boorman
Derek Webster
as Anthony Carter
Judd Hirsch
as Bill Herndon
Fisher Stevens
as Therapist
Bailey Chase
as Sean Everett
Griffin Dunne
as Dean Gullickson
Aref Farraj III
as Young Middle Eastern Boy
Ryan Phillippe
as McClaren
Ebon Moss-Bachrach
as Nick
Dominic Chianese
as Stuart Zedeck
Debra Monk
as Ellen's Mother
David Pittu
as Jack Shaw
Mädchen Amick
as Danielle Marchetti
Michael Gaston
as Roger Kastle
Kiley Liddell
as Catherine Hewes
Usman Ally
as Nasim Marwat
Tara Summers
as Alex Benjamin
Vanessa Ray
as Young Woman
Matthew Davis
as Josh Reston
Glenn Fleshler
as Det. Milton Trammell
Li Jun Li
as Maggie Huang
Darren Goldstein
as Chris Sharp
Casey Siemaszko
as Det. Dan Williams
Jennifer Roszell
as Deb Shayes
Craig Bierko
as Terry Brooke
Seth Barrish
as Robert Owen
Ana Reeder
as Carol Tobin
Wendy Moniz
as Jill Burnham
Scott Johnsen
as High Star Contractor
Sarah Wynter
as Security Contractor
Reiko Aylesworth
as Rachel Tobin
Miriam Shor
as Carrie Parsons
Paul Carafotes
as Man in Coat
Novella Nelson
as Older Victim
Meredith Salenger
as Jessica Lowry
Bill Raymond
as Albert Wiggins
Jack Gwaltney
as Thomas Lowry
Michael Pemberton
as Intimidating Man
Bruce Altman
as Jim Girotto
William Raymond
as Albert Wiggins
Rochelle Bostrom
as Attractive Woman
Stephen McGahan
as Erickson Son (Age 6)
Donnie Keshawarz
as Andrew Vida
Julie Ann Emery
as Tara
Drew Beasley
as Erickson Son (Age 9)
Adriane Lenox
as Angel Auroro
Ato Essandoh
as Bomb Tech
Peter Fernandez
as Judge J.T. Reilly
Todd A. Kessler
as Perry the Doorman
Brandon Thane Wilson
as Erickson Son (Age 16)
Larry Keith
as Dr. Karl Brandt
Peter Jay Fernandez
as Judge J.T. Reilly
Mili Avital
as Anna Mercado
Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick
as Kevin Tobin
Marlyne N. Afflack
as Felicia Marquand
Marlyne Afflack
as Felicia Marquand
Marlyne Barrett
as Felicia Marquand
Julie Claire
as Gail Sturmer
J. Tucker Smith
as Rick Renfro
Jesse Dean Montana
as Erickson's Son (Age 13)
Michael Potts
as Horatio Emanuel
Elliot Korte
as Owen Frobisher
Wallace Shawn
as Sterling Biddle
Julie White
as Rep. Chase
Garret Dillahunt
Ted Neustadt
as Judge Pawlowski
Gordon Clapp
as Gary Parsons
Delaney Moro
as Erica Purcell
Joanna Rhinehart
as Susan Marsden
Benton Greene
as Trainee No. 2
John Hannah
as Rutger Simon
Peter McRobbie
as Judge Toomey
Mackenzie Connolly
as Megan Shayes
Michael Chernus
as Bar Owner
Kevin Corrigan
as Finn Garrity
Michael Crane
as Alain Coupet
John Cullum
as Ed O'Malley
Jordan Lage
as Defense Dept. Official
Ewa Da Cruz
as Prostitute
Demosthenes Crysan
as Afghan Man
Frank Pando
as John Rosetti
Tara Lynn Wagner
as Field Reporter
Janet McTeer
as Kate Franklin
Victor Arnold
as Larry Popler
Souleymane Sy Savane
as Ibrahim Nwosu
George Morfogen
as Arthur Fink
Natalie Knepp
as Tanya Greenblatt
Ami Brabson
as Grief Counselor
Lynn Cohen
as Stefania McKee
Leif Riddell
as Jay Rayburn
Kevin O'Rourke
as S.A.C. Don McGraff
Laila Robins
as Catherine's Doctor
Dana Brooke
as Receptionist
Mark Tallman
as Robert Franks
John Ducey
as Banker
Damian Young
as Well-Dressed Man
Robert Stanton
as Pastor Yates
Eli Danker
as Zafar Marwat
Sarah Wilson
as Holly Mancini
John Hillner
as Max Manelski
James Naughton
as Sam Arsenault
Mark La Mura
as Mitch McCullen
Jeffrey Omura
as Henry Thain
Josh Pais
as George Berber
David Aaron Baker
as Eric Nichols
Rajesh Bose
as Salam Fazel
Sharon Washington
as Monique Bryant
Kevin Kilner
as P.I.
Harris Yulin
as James Maddox
Kathryn Meisle
as Mallory Fiske
Elliot B. Korte
as Owen Frobisher
Madison Arnold
as Vincent DiMeo
Murray Bartlett
as Seth Sloan
Fawad Siddiqui
as Shahbaz Gul
Keir Dullea
as Julius
Philip Hernandez
as Dr. Raul Barrera
Brooke Liddell
as Catherine Hewes
Erin Quill
as Victim
Samrat Chakrabarti
as Manu Singh
Elizabeth Hobgood
as Lonnie Samble
Robert Sedgwick
as Donnie Rhyme
André Holland
as Bank Manager
Sevan Greene
as Cashier
Kahan James
as Mikey O'Shea
Henry Strozier
as Judge R.D. Oliver
Joseph Kessler
as Angry Employee
Danny Boushebel
as Cart Vendor
Azhar Khan
as Reza Asgari
Maddie Corman
as Janine Thurber
John Cunningham
as Senior Law Partner
Jay O. Sanders
as Security Executive
Melinda Wade
as Law Partner
Sean Ringgold
as Big Ray
Douglas Taurel
as Huntley's Man
Maria-Christina Oliveras
as Cart Customer
Joey Mintz
as Drug Dealer
Marissa Matrone
as Chief Technician
Daryl Edwards
as Mediator
Eisa Davis
as Carla Stenson
Naeem Uz-Zaman
as Prayer Leader
David Shaw
as Richard LaMontagne
Gregory Porter Miller
as Driver
Curtis L. McClarin
as Shady-Looking Man
Víctor Cruz
as Police Officer
Lewis J. Stadlen
as Dr. Maurice Samuels
Curtis McClarin
as Shady-Looking Man
Al Nazemian
as Bilal
R.J. Foster
as Police Officer
Leslie Ayvazian
as Anne Connel
Adrian Bethea
as Man in Suit
Noel Joseph Allain
as Executive Assistant
Lou Martini Jr.
as Clyde Simmons
Todd Davis
as Detective
Katie Finneran
as Actress
Kohler McKenzie
as Guy in Hoodie
Remy Selma
as Older Afghan Man
Dennis Lowell
as FBI Agent
Rebecca Schull
as Virginia Fink
Debargo Sanyal
as Lab Tech
Regis Philbin
as Himself
Maryann Plunkett
as Administrator
Gerry Bamman
as Doctor
Donna Murphy
as Nancy
Mando Alvarado
as Security Guard
Petronia Paley
as Board Member
John Di Benedetto
as Cabdriver
Greta Van Susteren
as Herself
Eric Saiet
as Technician
Jordan Gelber
as Ted Fratto
Gilbert Cruz
as Proprietor
Anney Giobbe
as Uniformed Officer
Vanessa Elese
as Prostitute
Anitha Gandhi
as Secretary
Yvonna Kopacz-Wright
as TV Producer
Raul Castillo
as Cop
Michael Devine
as NYPD Officer
Kelly Ripa
as Herself
Eric Yellin
as Mailman
Neal Huff
as Actor
Adam Stein
as Car Seller
Adam Dannheisser
as Antiguan Assassin
Wayne Rhatigan
as Mounted Policeman
Jimmy Palumbo
as Guard No. 2
John Rothman
as Earl Jacoby
Gustave Johnson
as Police Detective
Elzbieta Czyzewska
as Surly Russian Woman
Marina Squerciati
as Young Anne Connel
Tom Gilroy
as Director
Francie Swift
as Holly Frobisher
Rick Younger
as Policeman
Cordelia Reynolds
as Banker
Bo Gorman
as Trainee No. 1
Laurie Dhue
as Interviewer
David Wechsler
as Dave Wechsler
Steven Gilborn
as Amos Derringer
Chazz Menendez
as Hood
Liz Holtan
as Young Patty
Harry Sutton Jr.
as School Parent
Michelle Forbes
as Jill
Donal Logue
as Tom's Friend
Tibor Feldman
as Judge
Kristin Lehman
as Susan Keever
Ptolemy Slocum
as Ellen's Assistant
Bill Dawes
as Kevin Walker
Felix Solis
as Rudy Vasquez
Curtis Sliwa
as Himself
Dante Nero
as Guard
Catia Ojeda
as Protester
Lou Carbonneau
as Manager
Madison McKinley
as Model
Sarah Shahi
as Jennifer Carillo
David Wike
as Man in Suit
Nina Hellman
as Liza Ewing
Frank Morano
as Himself
Timothy Hampton
as Deputy Sheriff
Tara Westwood
as Art Dealer
Casey Groves
as Young Uncle Pete
Charlie Semine
as Boyfriend
Heather Schacht
as Girl
Cole Hauser
as Jack Shale
Christopher McCann
as Bruce Marx
Lisa Emery
as Laura Watkins
David Dellinger
as Hugh Little
Brian O'Neill
as Lester Donohue
Reade Kelly
as Carl Lambert
Skyler Fortgang
as Boy
Tim Miller
as Board Member
Brennan Brown
as Arthur Phillips
Heather MacDonald
as Kitty
Sadie Entwistle
as Susan Aston
Ethan Herschenfeld
as Eliot Tolken
Barbara Andres
as Mildred Popler
Alexandra Daddario
as Lily Arsenault
Ty Burrell
as Douglas Schiff
Marla Sucharetza
as Lacey Kendrick
Stephen Schnetzer
as ADA Carl Deevers
Adam Rothenberg
as Evan Wexler
Katelyn Rapp
as Young Patty
Dennis Ryan
as Businessman
Lawrence Jansen
as Timmy McAdams
Guiesseppe Jones
as Desk Sergeant
Nestor Serrano
as John Petroni
Mark Waters
as Seth Gilliam
Steve Belanger
as Businessman
David Little
as Judge Graham
Robert Stoeckle
as Investment Banker
Jeff Binder
as Patrick
Debra Lass
as Secretary
Andre Blake
as Grieving Father
Kate Jennings Grant
as Cynthia Shayes
Jarret Levine
as Rob Baker
Salvatore Inzerillo
as Locksmith
Emma Meyerson
as Allison Kendrick
Linda Powell
as Receptionist
Robin Thomas
as Martin Cutler
Andrea Navedo
as Gabriella
Jack Gilpin
as Headmaster
Guisseppe Jones
as Uniformed Cop
Michael Stuhlbarg
as Dr. Herschenfeld
Robert Salerno
as William Kendrick
Kevin Isola
as IT Rep
Mark Zimmerman
as ER Doctor
Réal Andrews
as Agent Kelly
Hettienne Park
as Associate
Saundra Santiago
as Karen Gonzales
Richard Topol
as Prosecutor
Stephen Beach
as Security Guard
Neal Matarazzo
as Agent Wong
Natalie Venetia Belcon
as HR Representative
Paul Anthony Stewart
as Undercover Customer
Billy Warlock
as Undercover Customer
Marc Aden Gray
as Baseball Cap Man
Jennifer Missoni
as Attractive Woman
Juan Luis Acevedo
as Jorge
Jimmy Burke
as Justin
Sarah Viccellio
as Keira
Carla Occhiogrosso
as Patty's Assistant
John Cenatiempo
as Thug No. 1
Michael Angelo
as Thug No. 2
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Series Details

TV Network: FX
Premiere Date: Jul 24, 2007
Executive Producers: Glenn Kessler, Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman, Jessie Vogelson
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