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Monday, July 11 2011

Damages: The Complete Third Season

By Evan Sawdey

Damages main dramatic elements still work grandly, but its too-many subplots -- some of them utterly pointless -- weigh this season down considerably.


Monday, March 14 2011

Got a Bad Case of the Second Season Itch? The Cure: Kill All TV Shows Before they Make Season Three

By Martin Zeller-Jacques

TV is better than film. The best scripts, the best acting, and the best directing are deserting the multi-plexes for the freedom of the small screen. But all TV series should die by the end of their second season.


Friday, February 26 2010

‘Damages’: Yay Or Nay? (videos)

By Beth Greaves


Thursday, September 10 2009

Home

By Lara Killian

Stunning aerial photography illustrates the astonishing variety of natural landscapes all over the planet.


Monday, January 12 2009

Back to Basics - The 30 Best TV Shows of 2008

By PopMatters Staff

The Year in TV was a lot like the US economy: struggling until summer and then tanking under the hope of a 2009 comeback. Still, our staff found 30 solid reasons to be cheerful come entertainment investment time.


Tuesday, January 6 2009

Glenn Close and William Hurt team up for a second season of ‘Damages’

By Neal Justin


Tuesday, May 27 2008

Glenn Close returning for a second season of FX’s ‘Damages’

By Luaine Lee


Monday, April 7 2008

Damages: The Complete First Season

By Brian Holcomb

A superbly acted, complex serial story, this show is well-suited to the DVD medium as it can followed at your own pace without fear of missing some of the story.


Tuesday, August 21 2007

Ted Danson relishes playing the bad guy for a change

By Ellen Gray


Monday, August 6 2007

40something (and up) women are taking over cable TV

By Neal Justin


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