Damages

Take a deep breath before reading this piece of news about Damages as you may not be able to withhold your excitement. Ignore my suggestion at your own risk. I hope you are warmed up for a great piece of news from our side. Fans of this TV show will be in seventh heaven after knowing that Damages has received second largest numbers of nominations in diverse categories in 2009 Emmys. This TV show is almost neck to neck with Mad Men TV show which has been honored by most nominations.

Glen Close playing Patty Hewes in Damages is not lagging behind even an inch when it comes to getting nominated in Emmys time and again. She won the best leading actress award in a TV show for her meaty performance in Damages last year. A repeat of her great accomplishment does not look impossible this time around as well though she is facing tough competition from promising actresses like Mariska Hargitay, Holly Hunter, Kyra Sedgwick, Elisabeth Moss and Sally Field.

Rose Byrne enacting Elien Parsons in Damages has also come into reckoning for an Emmy Award in the category of Best Supporting Actress by her more polished performance in season 2 as compared to season 1. She also faces close competition from Cherry Jones, Sandra Oh, Chandra Wilson, Hope Davis and reigning winner Diane Wiest

William Hurt was inducted as a member of Damages star cast in season 2 of this impeccable TV show. He was lucky to snap the role of Daniel Purcell. This character provided him enough scope to showcase his acting prowess. His conviction in enacting this character won him a nomination in category of Best Supporting Actor. If he comes out as a winner it won’t be any surprise.

With Ted Damson portraying Tom Shayes and Todd A Kessler, writer of Damages also getting nominated in categories of Guest Drama Actor and Best Writer, the list seems endless and populated. This claim by us is further strengthened by the fact Damages itself has won nomination in the category of Best Television Drama.

Our best wishes remain with entire star cast of Damages TV show to sweep way awards in all categories.