Class-Action Continuance: 'Damages' to come back for a second season on FX
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After the first season of “Damages” finished on October 23, it seemed likely that the should would be one and done. Sure, the cable-TV thriller was a gripping, original take on the pre-trial machinations of a devious class action lawyer, played by none other than Bedford’s Glenn Close. But a series average of 5.1 million viewers isn’t exactly impressive. If this had been a network show, it would have been canceled faster than you can say “New Amsterdam.” Luckily, though, the show is on FX—not NewCorp’s more fickle, myopic network counterpart, Fox.
But “Damages” didn’t just get reupped—according to the Hollywood Reporter, it got a green light for two more seasons! 26 episodes in all.
Season one’s stars, including Close, Rose Byrne, and Tate Donovan, are all set to return. No word yet on whether Ted Danson will survive that gunshot in the finale (me thinks not), but I sure would love for him to get a spinoff role as the new head bartender at Paddy’s Pub in “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” Sam Malone goes to Philly!
(AP Photo/FX, Larry Riley)
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