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Season 3

Season 3
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Episodes 13
Premiere January 25, 2010
Finale April 19, 2010
Network FX
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Season 3 of Damages premiered on January 25, 2010 on FX.

Overview

Patty Hewes is back in action, tackling the most challenging case of her illustrious career. Following up her decisive victory over corrupt CEO Arthur Frobisher and her decimation of Ultima National Resources, Patty has recently been appointed by the U.S. government to recover billions of dollars in stolen assets from the largest investment fraud in U.S. history, a fraud perpetrated by the esteemed financier Louis Tobin.

Inspired by recent events in the world's economic collapse, Season 3 showcases Damages's signature legal-thriller storytelling as Patty Hewes takes on the Tobin family - a secretive clan determined to protect its interests at all costs. The Tobin family members have maintained their complete and total innocence. They claim not to have known anything about Louis Tobin's fraud. But Patty believes otherwise and will stop at nothing to prove it. Patty and her trusted lieutenant Tom Shayes battle against the Tobin family's trusted attorney Leonard Winstone, son Joe Tobin, and Louis Tobin's wife Marilyn Tobin.

Episodes

# Image Title Airdate
01 Your Secrets Are Safe January 25, 2010
Almost a year has passed since Ellen left Hewes & Associates. She is now working in the DA's office and is dealing with a fairly important drug case, trying to get a dealer to reveal the identity of his supplier.[1][2]
02 The Dog Is Happier Without Her February 1, 2010
As Joe Tobin learns of a fortune stashed away as a result of his father's Ponzi scheme, he struggles with whether he should tell Patty Hewes or conspire with his father. Patty and Tom pursue justice on behalf of the fraud's angry investors, while Ellen is drawn into the DA's criminal investigation.[1][2]
03 Flight's at 11:08 February 8, 2010
Patty Hewes seeks leverage with the DA's investigation and races to prevent a key witness in the Tobin case from fleeing the country as Joe Tobin and his lawyer try to hide the incriminating witness. Tom tells his in-laws that their investments in the Tobin Ponzi scheme have bankrupted them. Ellen learns a dark family secret.[1][2]
04 Don't Throw That at the Chicken February 15, 2010
As Patty pressures him to reveal the location of the money he stashed following his multibillion-dollar fraud, Louis Tobin is faced with a decision that will determine his family's fate forever while he looks to keep his son Joe's drinking from jeopardizing the family once he has been sent to prison.[1][2]
05 It's Not My Birthday February 22, 2010
Louis Tobin's suicide is ruled a heart attack though no one really believes that to be the case. As details about his affair emerge, Danielle is now out of her coma and the DA and Ellen offer her immunity from prosecution if she tells all that she knows about Tobin. Joe Tobin finds the one person who knows where his father stashed his ill-gotten gains. Ellen is surprised by a reporter she worked with on the UNR case.[1][2]
06 Don't Forget to Thank Mr. Zedeck March 1, 2010
The judge in the Tobin case puts pressure on Patty to start producing results in recovering the funds from the Ponzi scheme or face being replaced. She seeks information from an expert resource as she and Tom work to help the investors bankrupted by the late Louis Tobin. Joe Tobin follows a circuitous series of clues to gain access to the money his father stashed away.[1][2]
07 You Haven't Replaced Me March 8, 2010
Patty sends Tom out of the country to follow the money trail of the Tobin fraud. Ellen must choose between her new boss and Patty. Leonard Winstone leaves the city under mysterious circumstances.[1][2]
08 I Look Like Frankenstein March 15, 2010
Patty and Tom come up empty-handed when trying to get information from the Antiguan bank. Working with Ellen in their search for her late Louis Tobin's money, they focus on trying to find Carol Tobin, who has mysteriously vanished.[1][2]
09 Drive It Through Hardcore March 22, 2010
Patty and Tom zero in on Carol Tobin in their search for her father's hidden fortune and to see if they can learn from her what may have happened on that fateful Thanksgiving day when Louis confessed to them that his financial empire was a Ponzi scheme. Ellen becomes a reluctant participant in an effort to help her jailed sister, Carrie.[1][2]
10 Tell Me I'm Not Racist March 29, 2010
With Patty's help, Ellen hires her investigator, Malcolm, to look into her sister's drug case. She also asks him to look into her own background and particularly her one time babysitter, Ann.[1][2]
11 All That Crap About Your Family April 5, 2010
Just as Patty decides to move against Tessa Marchetti, the DA arrests the young woman, pushing Patty into making a deal with them. Worries about having his family's hidden assets exposed lead Joe Tobin to take drastic action. Ellen visits the woman in her dreams to learn if she is her birth mother but actually learns something far different about her family and uncovers the truth about her parents.[1][2]
12 You Were His Little Monkey April 12, 2010
Patty meets with Judge Reilly who, given the events in Antigua, decides she is making enough progress to keep her on the Tobin case. He goes on to tell Patty about Tom's financial situation and the loss of his assets, forcing Tom to resign. Tom looks to cut a deal that will help recoup his losses even as it exposes the shocking truth about Leonard Winstone's past.[1][2]
13 The Next One's Gonna Go in Your Throat April 19, 2010
Patty's relentless pursuit of the Tobin family's hidden fortune exposes interlocking webs of deceit that propel her and everyone in her orbit into a series of deadly confrontations. Tom and Ellen continue with their plan to get information on the Tobin family's Ponzi scheme from Leonard Winstone even though Patty has inexplicably told them to stop.[1][2]

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