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Damages

A Pretty Girl in a Leotard

TV Flash files “A Pretty Girl in a Leotard” as hour 19 of 59 in the TV Flash guide — Damages (2007–2012) on FX/Audience, season 2, episode 6, aired 2009-02-11, 60 min.

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This leaf is S02E06: listed hour 19 of 59 in the Damages guide, hour 6 of 13 in season 2. It aired 2009-02-11 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “I Agree, It Wasn't Funny” (S02E05). Next is “New York Sucks” (S02E07).

Damages — A Pretty Girl in a Leotard (S02E06)

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Patty goes on the offensive in her battle with Ultima National Resources and its CEO Walter Kendrick. She goes on television and accuses him not only of polluting with his West Virginia coal mine but of having arranged the murder of Daniel Purcell's wife. Her goal is to drive the stock price down and so justify a shareholder lawsuit. Kendrick and his lawyer, Claire Maddox, file a $200 million libel suit. Arthur Frobisher has some advice for Kendrick on how to deal with Hewes. Ellen may have a break in the investigation of her fiancé David's murder when his sister, Katie Connor, recognizes the man who was following her - wearing a police uniform. She asks her FBI contacts for help but when they refuse, she turns to Patty for help.

Viewer FAQ

Where does A Pretty Girl in a Leotard sit in the Damages guide?

S02E06 is listed hour 19 of 59 — hour 6 of 13 in season 2, season 2 episode 6.

When did Damages S02E06 air?

A Pretty Girl in a Leotard aired 2009-02-11 and is listed at 60 minutes.

Is Damages a procedural I can sample any week?

No. Nonlinear seasons keep the betrayal already in the room. The associate walks in anyway — psychological bloodsport, not a tidy verdict.

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Why this series still plays

Glenn Close's Patty Hewes bills loyalty as a weapon and smiles like a closing argument. Damages shuffles time so the betrayal is already in the room, then sends Rose Byrne's associate walking in anyway. Legal television as psychological bloodsport, not a tidy verdict.

Flash: Glenn Close smiles like a closing argument and the timeline is already fractured. Patty Hewes takes a young associate under her wing as cases turn into moral bloodbaths — loyalty billed as a weapon, betrayal already in the room. Todd A. Kessler, Glenn Kessler, and Daniel Zelman's series (2007–2012) made Rose Byrne's Ellen walk in anyway. Tate Donovan, Željko Ivanek, William Hurt, Marcia Gay Harden orbit a legal thriller that shuffles time so the knife is always twisting. Close won multiple Emmys for Patty.…

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