Binding: DVD
EAN: 0043396222595
Format: NTSC
Region Code: 99
Release Date: July 24, 2007
Sales Rank: 21105
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Rating:  - Great Series!
I had never seen an episode, so I decided to catch up. We're stationed in Germany, so watching TV on DVD is a great hobby. Rescue Me is brilliant and a ton of fun to watch. Definitely not for children!!
Rating: - the best show on TV
My title says it all. I have to discipline myself to not watch the 4 or 5 shows at one sitting. Now I am only allow myself to watch it when exercising on the elliptical because I was staying up so late. I need to go the Rescue Me rehab it is so addictive. The other day when I was driving into town a red Jeep passed me and I looked to see if Franco was the driver. I LOVE it. When is season 4 coming out?
Rating: - Great Show That Just Gets Better
I sort of bought this series on a whim, like I do with many things. I can say without a doubt this is amongst the best dramas I've ever seen. The characters are deep and real (many times in a real ugly way) and how I feel about most of the characters is complicated. I find myself going back and forth between rooting Tommy (Dennis Leary) on and dreading his next move. His relationship with his dead cousin is my favorite character psychosis since Tyler Durden in Fight Club. That's not to say the other characters aren't equally as interesting, and I find myself drawn in by even Probie Mike's little side stories, which done incorrectly could have been a real show hinderance. My only real complaint about the show is that no one can stay happy for more than a couple episodes before they do something screwed up or something screwed up happens to them, but that's been the case with every great show I've ever seen. Definitely worth checking out.
Rating:  - THIRD SEASON
You sent me the second disc twice in the third season along with 3 and 4
So I AM FOUR EPISODES BEHIND
I would like to know what you can do about this
Rating: - Awesome!
Awesome series! Great value. I enjoy the brutal honesty of Denis Leary and encourage others to sit-back in awe of what firefighters have to deal with daily.
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