16 episodes
Michael Westen had struggled to find out why he had been burned and by whom. Westen continues his work as an unlicensed private investigator and freelance spy for anyone in town who can pay him any money in order to fund his personal investigation into his own situation as a blacklisted agent. Westen battles and outwits an array of mobsters, con artists, contract killers, professional thieves, drug traffickers, arms dealers and kidnappers. Season 2 introduces a mysterious woman named “Carla”, an agent of the organization behind Michael’s burn notice who is now trying to get him to work for that organization. Although he resists, she assigns him various tasks, while he also attempts to find out who she is. She often coerces him into working for her by threatening the people he cares about with violence. (more…)
13 episodes
The third season of Damages is devoted to Patty Hewes, who is trying to fulfill significant government’s task. The main goal of this important mission is to find Louis Tobin’s source of financing. This task is of special importance due to unparalleled stock fraudulence which is biggest fraud in the whole history of Wall Street. An unbelievable number of deceived investors are waiting for the triumph of justice. But Patty Hewes is not the only one who is trying to find Tobin’s money. Jurist Leonard Winstone and Ellen who is working for the circuit attorney are actively searching for his money too.
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13 episodes
The plot of the second season are environmental case against the coal companies and the events of the California energy crisis in 2001. Scriptwriters consulted a lawyer and a specialist in environmental legislation. In the second season, Patti gets a box of documents from the scientist Daniel Purcell. Scientist asks to protect it from any threats, but Patti first disagrees. When his wife is found dead, Hewes takes on the case. Meanwhile, Ellen thinks that Patty had sent murderers to her, and she starts to cooperate with the FBI … (more…)
13 episodes
The plot of the series – the New York law firm Hewes & Associates, it’s leader and the best lawyer Patty Hewes and her prot?g?e Ellen Parsons. Ellen just graduated the Law Faculty and refuses an assistant attorney in order to work at the law firm Hewes & Associates, which is headed by the infamous Patty Hewes. The TV show displays the progress of the case from the point of view of lawyers, and from the point of view of their opponents. Another important storyline – development of the complex and multifaceted relationship between Patty and Ellen. (more…)
23 episodes
Aaron Hotchner for 24 hours did not contact with his colleagues. When Emily Prentiss comes to his apartment, she finds a pool of blood. It turns out that he was attacked by the Boston Ripper. Ripper returns to kill Hotchner’s relatives. FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) is necessary in the short term to arrest him. Hotchner takes a vacation to think about his future career. (more…)
26 episodes
The fourth season will tell that ten years ago, Aaron Hotchner investigated the Boston Ripper case, but he did not manage to catch murderer, because the killer fled. Now he is again assumed the case. All the evidence that there is in the Hotchner’s hands – surviving victim George Foyet … (more…)
20 episodes
In the third season, Jason Gideon is missing, and Aaron Hotchner applying for a transfer to another department. Founder of behavioral analysis David Rossi returns to service, to catch the killer of his first cases. In Virginia, abducted, mutilated and murdered women. Similar cases have been in the 80s. FBI agents have contacted the sole survivor. (more…)
23 episodes
In the new season, FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit will have a new job. Little boy who disappeared a year ago, was put up for sale on eBay. Head of the department for combating crimes against children refers to Aaron Hotchner for help. They have only one day to save the boy’s life. Gideon faces in a diner with a serial killer with thirty years of experience. Jason wants to persuade him to hand over the location of the kidnapped woman, but it turns out that the murderer took hostage a bus with children. (more…)
22 episodes
TV series tells about the work of the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) that investigates crimes based on psychological characteristics of criminals. This Unit based in Quantico, Virginia. The BAU is part of the FBI National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime. Experts in forensic behavioral analysis helps reveal blind case. Need to understand the motives of the perpetrator, delving into his every action and trying to think like a criminal. The team is doing the basic characteristics of the victim and the offender, based on evidence, the facts of the case and tries to match this information to the historical precedents and psychological analyzes. Such work is extremely time consuming and requires a knowledge of psychology. The main focus is on the investigation agents Jason Gideon and Aaron Hotchner. Also in their team for behavioral analysis includes agents: Elle Greenaway, Derek Morgan, Jennifer Jareau, Dr. Spencer Reid and technical analyst Penelope Garcia. (more…)
25 episodes
Authoritative anthropologist Temperance Brennan arrives in London for a conference. FBI special agent Seeley Booth accompanies her, since both of them were invited to help in a murder investigation. At the same time Angela Montenegro manages to find her husband Grayson, but he refuses to sign the divorce papers. This leads to another quarrel between Angela and her fiance, Jack Hodgins. Booth and Brennan are investigating the murder of a prominent TV presenter, who had many enemies. (more…)
