"Damages" The First (2007) and Second (2010) Complete Season DVD Collection, with bonus "Damages" Silver Bullet Charge Plus Emergency Cell Phone Charger. Powered by two "AA" alkaline or rechargeable batteries. Works with cell phones, PDA's, PMP devices such as MP4 and MP3 players, digital cameras and hand-held games.

Season One Amazon.com Description:

"Smart, sleek, and more than a little wicked, the Golden Globe-winning series "Damages proves that legal programs don't have to follow a well-worn formula in order to prove completely addictive. In fact, the show (from Todd and Glenn Kessler and Daniel Zelman, whose credits include The Sopranos) steers clear from nearly all courtroom drama clich's over the course of its 13 episodes, and hews closer to classic film noir with the slowly-spun web of deceit that is woven around fresh-scrubbed lawyer Ellen Parsons (Rose Byrne). After joining the legal firm headed by uber-powerful litigator Patty Hewes (Glenn Close, who won a Golden Globe for her performance), Parsons lands a career-making case -a class-action lawsuit against millionaire Arthur Frobisher (Golden Globe nominee Ted Danson) -but discovers that digging deeply into the case not only reveals layers of corruption, cover-up, and potential scandal, but places her own life in jeopardy as well. Smart, mature writing and note-perfect performances". -Paul Gaita (Amazon)

Season Two Amazon Description:

"With the second season of the legal thriller Damages, the creators, writers, cast, and crew have accomplished a minor miracle by producing 13 episodes that match -and, at times, surpass -the level of nail-biting drama and suspense that made the show's freshman season one of the best in 21st-century television. The core cast is back for this round--which is something of a surprise, given that novice lawyer Rose Byrne is convinced that her legal-eagle boss (Glenn Close) is responsible for the murder of her fiance?. The story neatly weaves together a murder mystery involving an old flame (William Hurt) of Close's, Byrne's collaboration with federal agents (led by Mario Van Peebles, who also directs the season's fourth episode, "Hey! Mr. Pibb!"), and Hurt's involvement in an environmental scandal that implicates a major corporation". -Paul Gaita (Amazon)