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"Damages could continue beyond season five, according to co-creator and executive producer Todd A Kessler. The critically-acclaimed drama starring Glenn Close and Rose Byrne was axed by FX after three seasons, but was later saved when DirecTV picked the show up for two years. Season four premieres at its new home on July 13, but Kessler told AOL TV that there is potential for a sixth season of Damages. &amp;quot;The show isn&amp;#039;t necessarily ending at season five. We&amp;#039;re not sure about that,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;In terms of the Patty and Ellen storyline, there is a story to be told. &amp;quot;There could be a season six, with Patty and Ellen.&amp;quot; Fellow co-creator and executive producer Daniel Zelman also teased the fourth season, confirming that Damages&amp;#039; move to DirecTV means that they can push the boundaries further in terms of violence, language and nudity. Zelman commented: &amp;quot;Not that we want to do [it] gratuitously or are going to do it gratuitously, but - especially this season, because our storyline is a military story - there are times where we&amp;#039;re really able to tell that story the way we want to and add a little more violence to it. &amp;quot;Also in terms of the new characters coming on, they have the full range of language they can turn to in expressing themselves, and that&amp;#039;s been pretty exciting for us.&amp;quot; John Goodman, Chris Messina and Dylan Baker have all signed up for prominent roles this season, while Close and Byrne will reprise the characters of Patty Hewes and Ellen Parsons respectively. Watch a teaser trailer for the fourth season of Damages below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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