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Glenn Close stars in FX's 'Damages.'
A few days ago I mentioned that both Nip/Tuck and Damages were returning after the New Year, but no premiere dates were known yet. However, FX has now announced that the highly anticipated second season of the Glenn Close legal thriller will make its sophomore debut on Wednesday, January 7th at 10PM. The network has been running ads for Nip/Tuck for a few weeks now, but this past weekend they released the first of what I'm sure will be many new promos for Damages. I've got a bit of an issue with it though.

My problem? It looks an awful lot like a promo for Nip/Tuck! The first season of Damages was marked by a, for lack of better phrasing, "creative darkness." The Emmy-winning first season was tense and shadowy, full of twists in every episode. Based on this latest promo, a newcomer might be inclined to think that the show is far more "glitzy" than it actually is. Who knows, maybe the direction of the show has changed. I admit that it seems like a daunting challenge to re-create the feel of season one, especially factoring in the past/present storytelling technique that was employed. Fans of the show, what do you think? Does this promo accurately represent the tone of Damages? (Spoiler warning to those new to the show - the promo gives away a significant season one plot point.)

Also, as an added bonus, I've yet to see any promotional shots released from FX from season two, but while looking for a site that had the promo available to embed, I stumbled on to this shot here. Not sure how they came up with it, but it looks like Patty Hewes is going to be embroiled in a case with Claire Maddox (Marcia Gay Harden) in the new season.
Glenn Close and Marcia Gay Harden

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