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Damages on FX

2007, TV Show

Seasons:

1
- Because I Know Patty (Original Airdate Oct 23, 2007)
- There’s No 'We' Anymore (Original Airdate Oct 16, 2007)
- I Hate These People (Original Airdate Oct 9, 2007)
- Sort of Like a Family (Original Airdate Oct 2, 2007)
- Do You Regret What We Did? (Original Airdate Sep 25, 2007)
- Blame the Victim (Original Airdate Sep 18, 2007)
- We Are Not Animals (Original Airdate Sep 11, 2007)
- She Spat at Me (Original Airdate Sep 4, 2007)
- A Regular Earl Anthony (Original Airdate Aug 21, 2007)
- Tastes Like a Ho Ho (Original Airdate Aug 14, 2007)
- And My Paralyzing Fear of Death (Original Airdate Aug 7, 2007)
- Jesus, Mary and Joe Cocker (Original Airdate Jul 31, 2007)
- Pilot Episode (Original Airdate Jul 24, 2007)
2
- Trust Me (Original Airdate Apr 1, 2009)
- Look What I Dug Up This Time (Original Airdate Mar 25, 2009)
- London, Of Course (Original Airdate Mar 18, 2009)
- Uh Oh, Out Come the Skeletons (Original Airdate Mar 11, 2009)
- You Got Your Prom Date Pregnant (Original Airdate Mar 4, 2009)
- They Had to Tweeze That Out of My Kidney (Original Airdate Feb 25, 2009)
- New York Sucks (Original Airdate Feb 18, 2009)
- A Pretty Girl in a Leotard (Original Airdate Feb 11, 2009)
- I Agree, It Wasn't Funny (Original Airdate Feb 4, 2009)
- Hey! Mr. Pibb (Original Airdate Jan 28, 2009)
- I Knew Your Pig (Original Airdate Jan 21, 2009)
- Burn It, Shred It, I Don't Care (Original Airdate Jan 14, 2009)
- I Lied, Too (Original Airdate Jan 7, 2009)

Damages Episode: "Jesus, Mary and Joe Cocker"

Season 1, Episode 2

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Episode Synopsis: Mounting pressures prompt Frobisher to contemplate extreme measures as Ellen delivers her friend Katie as a key witness. But Patty has suspicions about Katie's testimony. Katie: Anastasia Griffith. Original Air Date: Jul 31, 2007

"Jesus, Mary and Joe Cocker"

Aug 1, 2007 02:57 AM ET
by Matt Mitovich

As I previewed in the latest TV Guide Talk podcast, this episode of FX's Damages, though lighter on the jaw-dropping twists, was a welcome second outing in that many of the characters were steered into areas of gray. Almost in a Rashomon (or, for the younger folk, Courage Under Fire) fashion, we are being made privy to conversations and motivations not entirely divulged in the pilot.Take Frobisher. Last week's episode had us believing that he was utterly ruthless, and probably would not hesitate to put out a hit on poor Katie (the lying beyotch). But now we see the crisis of conscience he went through, and more than once, upon learning that his Achilles heel was talking to Patty. A week ago, whodathunk I'd be feeling for the tycoon who, if this case isn't nipped in the bud and soon, will lose his kids and wife. I found myself in Frobisher's head, weighing the pros and cons: sacrifice half my vast fortune and my priceless kids, or pay a huge settlement I probably swindled from my emp... read more