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# Damages: Season 3

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Delightfully twisted drama
  

*by C***D on Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2015*

Resumed watching this fine FX series on DVD  after a 5 year hiatus.  Season 3 is completely riveting.  Glenn Close stars as Patty Hewes, a New York attorney who is ruthless and ethically challenged.  She could teach Machiavelli a thing or two.  Close brings the intensity and edge dialed back just a notch from the psycho she played in “Fatal Attraction”.  Rose Byrne returns as would-be protégé Ellen Parsons who has quit Hewes & Associates and is now working for the DA’s office.  Tate Donovan also is on hand as Patty’s right hand man Tom Shayes.  The primary plot this season revolves around a Bernie Madoff sort of fraudster named Louis Tobin whose pyramid scheme investment empire has toppled and he’s about to serve a life prison sentence.  Patty’s office court appointed trustee tasked to follow the money and try and recover as much as possible for Tobin’s victims.  Naturally there’s any number of twists and turns to this tale and they are well told by the Damages writing team.  Each season is like deconstructing an intricate Origami sculpture, unfolding each crease reveals a little of how it was made but still hides much.  The device of flash forward and flash backs allows small clues to be revealed to the audience but as they’re often lacking context beware jumping to conclusions regarding their meaning.  It’s great fun to watch.  We start out with the shocker that Tom is dead and Patty is t-boned in a hit in and run accident by a car owned by Tom.  Tobin’s eldest son Joe, played by Campbell Scott initially is disgusted by his father’s malfeasance and just wants to make things right but once he gets wind of a huge hidden stash of money his father sequestered for the family he undergoes a tragic change of personality.In keeping with the show’s trend for taking comedic actors and putting them in serious roles this season features two fine performances by Lily Tomlin and Martin Short.The real surprise for me was Martin Short.  Long before Jim Carrey made a career out of over the top, creepy and not so funny characters (“Fire Marshall Bill” anyone?) Martin Short was doing the same shtick a decade or more before.  I never personally cared for his mugging and disturbing personas and did not find him amusing.  Here he’s playing it straight as Tobin family attorney Leonard Winstone conveying a certain degree of menace that’s surprising and utterly convincing.  Who knew Short could play a dramatic role so well?  Lily Tomlin’s come a long way from the late 60’s and Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In series.  She also quite good in the part as the Tobin family matriarch.  Is it just me or are she and Shirley Maclane starting to morph into the same person?  Ted Danson also returns this season as well reprising his Arthur Frobisher character from Season 2.  Although tying up some loose ends from his story arc seemed a little excessive for all that’s going on but it was entertaining seeing Ted in action and we get a brief appearance from Timothy Olyphant as well.When the season reaches it’s exciting denouement much is revealed, we learn more of Patty’s back story in the bargain.  This is a twisted show and I’m looking forward to what happens in Season 4.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    An understated, noir infused season.
  

*by S***R on Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2010*

The third season of 'Damages' is a bit of a departure from the pervious two seasons. Where season one was an extremely tight, maniacal thriller, and season two was a knotty, complex, esponiage-esque mystery, season three takes a cue from classic noir sensibilities. Season three is extremely understated and character driven. They are more concerned with digging into the character's psyches than with the actual court case. A standout aspect to the season is Patty's intriguing dream sequences. As for the case, it's almost non-existant, which is the point. The fact that the true center of the case remains a mystery up until the last episode helps enforce the centerless, surreal world of noir. Like any good noir, you never feel safe when watching season three.My advice is that you need to be patient with this season. It's not as instantly rewarding as the other two, but the ending does pack a punch. I don't want to spell out all the noir connections in this little review because part of the fun is trying to figure them all out. Do some research on what makes something 'noir' and see if you agree with me. What you can expect more of in season three: is stellar acting from the impeccable cast, great dialogue and narrative construction and a very timely court case.'Damages' is a phenomenal show and I think season three will be very rewarding to long time fans and especially to patient, attentive viewers.'Damages' season three comes highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    I'm hooked on Damages
  

*by S***Y on Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2011*

I had gotten the first season of Damages as a Christmas gift last year.  My husband and I had never seen this show, but the cousin who gave us this gift highly recommended the series.  Well, I got hooked on the first season after watching it.  So, I purchased both Season 2 and Season 3.  I viewed the entire second season and I am on the last DVD of the third season.  This show is very cleverly done and they have been able to entice some big talent in Glenn Close, William Hurt, Ted Danson, etc.  There are many twists and turns to each plot and I can't wait now to see Season 4 when it comes out.  I would recommend this highly to viewers who really enjoy an intelligent, legal drama with lots of intrigue.

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