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I find myself waiting for that last scene in Damages, because I know we’ll get a few more clues as to how the season ends and who the shooter is. And wow, we sure got some in this episode. For anyone who hasn’t seen the show yet, I’ll wait til after the jump to go […]
Before I get to my big revelation about Damages this week, I first have to say what a fabulous actress Marcia Gay Harden is. A friend of mine sat four feet away from her two days ago, watching her on stage with James Gandolfini and Jeff Daniels in God of Carnage on Broadway. That Harden […]
Just when I was thinking how outrageous it was that Patty would be shocked over Phil’s affair with the London trader, she shows me once again that she’s really smart and knows what’s going on around her. Or … does she? Patty tells Ellen that it wasn’t Phil’s affair that’s got her miffed. “It was […]
I love the way Damages uses those little flash-forwards to keep giving us more and more clues as to the final episode. As tvjunkie said in the comments a couple weeks ago, nothing in this show is what it seems, and now there’s even more mystery surrounding the scene where Patty is sitting across the table […]
My favorite scene in this week’s episode of Damages was when Patty Hewes went into the FBI office and said they’d better back off. “I hold the FBI responsible for the death of Pete McGee, and you can tell whoever’s calling the shots in Washington that I’m onto them,” she said. “The bureau may be […]
OK, so I was wrong about Patty. After last week’s episode of Damages, I said that Patty would never take a hit for Uncle Pete the way he did for her. But this week’s episode proved me wrong. Or at least, I think it proved me wrong. Uncle Pete died, so we have no way of […]
I had a feeling that there was more to Uncle Pete than meets the eye. Turns out he’s got a rap sheet a mile long: burglary, larceny, using neighborhood kids to run a numbers racket, you name it. But Patty’s been getting him off all these years. He’s her mother’s brother, and “the most loyal […]
