Ep 4. Don't Throw That at the Chicken

Patty Hewes prepares for her confrontation with Ultima National Resources' CEO, Walter Kendrick, over his company's illegal dumping of toxic waste. She is working on the case with her protégé, Ellen Parsons, who is still reeling from the murder of her fiancé, David Connor. As they review the evidence, they discover that Kendrick is not acting alone, but rather with the help of a powerful political figure.

Meanwhile, Parsons takes on a case of her own, representing a woman who was fired from her job for reporting sexual harassment. As she works on the case, she becomes more and more frustrated with Hewes, who seems to be neglecting her. Parsons begins to question their working relationship and wonders if she should branch out on her own.

As the showdown between Hewes and Kendrick approaches, tensions rise both in the office and beyond. Hewes receives a threatening message from someone connected to Ultima National Resources, and Parsons finds herself in danger when she investigates a lead related to her case.

Despite the dangers they face, Hewes and Parsons are determined to bring down Kendrick and his accomplices. With the help of a new ally, they continue to dig deeper into the case, using their legal knowledge and expertise to uncover the truth and protect innocent lives. However, as they get closer to their goal, they realize that they have put themselves in the crosshairs of some very powerful people.

"Don't Throw That at the Chicken" is a tense and gripping episode of Damages, filled with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat. As Hewes and Parsons navigate the complex and dangerous world of corporate law, they must also grapple with their own vulnerabilities and personal struggles. With powerful performances from the entire cast, this episode is a must-see for fans of the series and anyone who loves a good legal thriller.