Rescue Me Reviews
Rescue Me Series Finale Review: Gone But Never Forgotten
After seven years and 93 episodes, the firefighter doors of the fantastic television show, Rescue Me, have fittingly closed - mere days before the 10th ann...
Rescue Me Review: A Wedding To Remember
What happens when you mix an ex-priest, flowing amounts of alcohol, some inappropriate jokes about Mexicans, a drunken former lover, and a firefighting fat...
Rescue Me Review: Secret Letters
With a title like "Jeter," it was unfortunate that the episode wasn't a home run. Or even a double into the gap. Rather, it was my least favorite of the se...
Rescue Me Review: The Walking Dead
There's something to be said for an opening and closing scene centered on Ground Zero. While 9/11 has been a huge focus for the show itself, it has remaine...
Rescue Me Review: It's Not Who You Know, It's Who You Blow
So what - or, let's be honest, who - went down on this week's Rescue Me? At the forefront, Tommy and his crew found themselves worried about their personal...
Rescue Me Review: Crazy Smelly Love
Around what date do girls normally wait to fart? Fourth date? Third date, maybe? I know what you're thinking: Girls don't fart. That's common knowledge, du...
Rescue Me Review: "Press"
"There are no happy endings." Kind of depressing, isn't it? Yet, for Tommy, it's the truth. How can he expect to believe in happiness when his cousin and o...
Rescue Me Review: Four Women and a Physical
Poor Tommy. For a top dog firefighter who regularly commands a brash bravado of sex, daring, and alpha machismo, he just can't get any respect. He tried to...
Rescue Me Season Premiere Review: New Beginnings
Tommy Gavin is a changed man. For now. His on-again/off-again roller coaster ride of alcoholic adversity, strings-attached relationships, and invariably de...
Rescue Me Review: Everyone Hates Tommy
At the conclusion of season five, we were left pondering not whether Tommy Gavin would survive being shot (no one actually thought they’d kill the ma...