Damages - Season 5

First aired: 7/11/2012 10 episodes

In the final season of Damages, Patty (Glenn Close) and Ellen (Rose Byrne) are pitted against one another in two separate cases. The first involves a wrongful-death suit brought against Channing McClaren (Ryan Phillippe), the founder of a whistleblowing web site, who's implicated in the death of a trader (Jenna Elfman) for an investment firm. In the other case, Ellen is called as a witness to testify against Patty in the custody battle with Patty's son, Michael (Zachary Booth).

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Episodes

1. You Want to End This Once and for All?

Aired: 7/11/2012

A whistle-blower case puts Patty and Ellen against each other.

2. Have You Met the Eel Yet?

Aired: 7/18/2012

A hacker claims to have pertinent information about the leak at Princefield; Patty’s former colleague offers her services to Ellen.

3. Failure is Failure

Aired: 7/25/2012

Ellen detects inconsistencies in McClaren’s story. Later, Ellen’s mother requests her help.

4. I Love You, Mommy

Aired: 8/1/2012

Patty and Ellen seek the source of the Princefield leak, while Patty takes on Ellen through the press.

5. There's Something Wrong with Me

Aired: 8/8/2012

Someone from McClaren's past turns up and sheds light on his personal life; Patty has a confrontation with an adversary.

6. I Need To Win

Aired: 8/15/2012

The attack Ellen suffered years ago comes back to haunt her.

7. The Storm's Moving In

Aired: 8/22/2012

A blizzard strands Patty and Ellen; McClaren uncovers a major player in the trading scandal.

8. I'm Afraid of What I'll Find

Aired: 8/29/2012

Ellen begins to uncover the truth about her attacker. Chris Sanchez approaches McClaren with information.

9. I Like Your Chair

Aired: 9/5/2012

McClaren's latest leak thrusts Ellen into the spotlight. Tensions between McClaren and Rutger Simon come to a head.

10. But You Don't Do That Anymore

Aired: 9/12/2012

Series Finale: While looking to use Michael Hewes' custody hearing to bring down Patty (Glenn Close), Ellen (Rose Byrne) is double-crossed by a key witness in the McClaren trial.