Rescue Me (2004–2011) 7.5
Tommy Gavin deals with the fears of his job as a firefighter and seeing his ex-wife dating other men. |
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Rescue Me (2004–2011) 7.5
Tommy Gavin deals with the fears of his job as a firefighter and seeing his ex-wife dating other men. |
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| Denis Leary | ... |
Tommy Gavin
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Michael Lombardi | ... |
Mike Silletti
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Steven Pasquale | ... |
Sean Garrity
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Andrea Roth | ... |
Janet Gavin
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| John Scurti | ... |
Kenneth 'Lou' Shea
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Daniel Sunjata | ... |
Franco Rivera
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Callie Thorne | ... |
Sheila Keefe
(93 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Natalie Distler | ... |
Colleen Gavin
(63 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| James McCaffrey | ... |
Jimmy Keefe
(55 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Robert John Burke | ... |
Mickey Gavin
(53 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Lenny Clarke | ... |
Uncle Teddy
(53 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Adam Ferrara | ... |
Chief 'Needles' Nelson
(50 episodes, 2006-2011)
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| Larenz Tate | ... |
Bart 'Black Shawn' Johnston
(45 episodes, 2007-2011)
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| Jack McGee | ... |
Chief Jerry Reilly
(44 episodes, 2004-2007)
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| Michael Zegen | ... |
Damien Keefe
(42 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Tatum O'Neal | ... |
Maggie Gavin
(39 episodes, 2004-2011)
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| Olivia Crocicchia | ... |
Katy Gavin
(38 episodes, 2004-2011)
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Recently divorced fireman Tommy Gavin, is coping with the fear of his job and the unease he feels watching his ex-wife as she starts to date other men. To better keep tabs on his ex and stay close to their three kids, he moves across the street from them. Written by Ramble000
If the premiere episode is anything to go by, "Rescue Me", Denis Leary's new FDNY dramady on F/X is one of the best things to hit television in years (no wonder it's on cable...). The characters, especially Leary's haunted Tommy Gavin are three-dimensional and the show doesn't flinch when it's time to show them when they're being less-than-noble. It's funny, thought-provoking, moving, shocking at times, definitely not for the uptight and easily offended, and shows a true camaraderie between the firefighters that goes beyond the false group-hug mentality that a lot of shows have. You can tell that this project means a lot to Denis Leary. This incredible show deserves to stick around for many seasons.