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A rough looking broad warms up in the opposing corner of a boxing ring. Lou, Needles and Franco in the other corner aren’t sure she’s actually a woman, in a Chinese female swimmer kind of way. Franco suddenly fears for his safety.

In the stands, Tommy and Feinberg watch Damian cozying up to Kelly. Tommy goes over to investigate, where Kelly immediately tells him to relax and then announces that the atmosphere around the ring is like “dyke du soleil.”

She pontificates for a moment on the fact beautiful lesbians walk among us, and notes her previous, and recent, experiences with them. Then she tells Tommy she changed her mind about him. About them.

She’s there with Damian because he’s easy. Tommy thinks it’s because because of his bad kiss. She tells him he has “big bad, boatload of boyfriend” written all over his face and she’s taking the easy way out. Damian returns with their beers. Tommy asks Kelly what Damian’s name is again. She pauses. “Cutie pie.”

The fight begins. Franco dances away from her. She lands one. He runs again. He misses her. She socks him in the ribs. He still hasn’t committed to hitting her. One of the tougher looking lesbians in the crowd starts heckling, which prompts a drunk Cousin Mickey to challenge her with a “whip it out, RuPaul.”

She comes over and dumps her beer on the guy in front of him. He socks her. Another woman nearby decks him. Suddenly the crowd is on their feet and firefighters and lesbians are going at each other. Tommy, Feinberg and Mike duck out.

In the ring, Franco and the female fighter stop to watch. A bona fide brawl breaks out. “You know, I think I’m kind of over this boxing thing, it brings out the worst in people,” Franco says to her. “I think I’m over this lesbo thing for the same god d—- reason,” she says. He asks her to a drink then thinks better of it. They bump gloves. Good fight.

On a bridge, Lou, Damian and the guys gingerly approach an angry man near the ledge. The guy in a dress shirt and slacks climbs over the railing. Lou radios to the police, the negotiator is 10 minutes away. Lou says one of them will have to talk to him. Tommy thinks he’d be a terrible choice, given the way his life is going. Black Shawn volunteers, he talked his brother off a ledge five years ago.

He approaches the guy, offering him a jacket. Hanging on and leaning, the guy says he has nothing left. Shawn asks about his kid. He tells him about his daughter and says he got caught to a Ponzi scheme and lost $11 million. Shawn says he’s lost things, like someone real close.

Shawn tells him to think about his daughter and says everybody loses something one time or another, “it’s how we overcome the s— that makes us how we are.” The jumper asks what self help book he pulled that out of.

Standing nearby, Franco offers that it’s from Jerry Maguire. Tommy thinks he’s wrong. The guy weighs in. Tension appears to dissipate.

Shawn gets him to take his jacket. The man takes hold of it. Then he wraps his arms around it, lets go and falls back off the bridge and into the river below.

Tommy comes home to hear Colleen crying in her room. Shawn’s outside on the porch, drinking. He thinks he sees another jumper on a bridge in the distance.

Tommy tells him sorry about his brother. Shawn says he doesn’t have a brother. He talked him down, but three weeks later he took pills and finished the job. He says he’s 0 for 2. He tells Tommy to save the speech.

Colleen told him how Tommy copes with death. He gets drunk and jumps into bed with whatever is nearby. She thinks that’s what Shawn’s going to do. He chews Tommy out for putting that in her head, and calls him a drunk piece of s—.

Tommy takes a swig from Shawn’s bottle of booze and tells him he’s right. Tommy tells him not to do what he did. Go in the house and talk to Colleen, he says, hug her and tell her she’s beautiful.

At the end of the pep talk Shawn leans in and gives him a hug, saying “that was some real father-son type s— there, Tommy.”

Shawn holds onto him and they sway slowly until Tommy announces it’s freaking him out. To get Shawn off him he says he thinks there’s a guy on the bridge. Shawn tells him, seriously, man, I love you, and goes inside.

Tommy picks up the booze.

Apache Stone, Mike and Damian’s band, prepares to go on stage. Mike runs out and trips. The crowd laughs, then goes completely silent. Mike starts monologuing about the band’s recent name change from Apache Stone to The DBs. Somebody shouts at him to play. He babbles a bit more, screws up the name of the song and the count down and finally they start playing.

Mike starts singing but looks terrified.

Later, the A&R guy tells them they were fantastic. They just need to get rid of Mike. He tells the band they sign without Mike or not at all. Damian says he’s out. He only joined the band to get laid and that’s happened plenty since he became a firefighter.

The A & R guy then says they all get $20,000 as a signing bonus. The band agrees. Sean, acting as moral support, tries to convince the guys to stick with them, mentioning the sweet VW van he got them through his friend the car dealer.

The A & R guy likes it and says he wants three. And with that, he takes Mike’s band and leaves.

Candy comes home to her apartment with “Kenny” (Lou), to find it completely bare. He’s not there.

Kelly reads a book at home. Tommy calls. He says he doesn’t think she’s telling him the truth. She says she doesn’t have to tell him the truth. He thinks about that for a moment, then hangs up on her.

In a fancy new two-story apartment with a view, Lou pours a glass of champagne. Candy knocks and comes in. She bribed the super to tell her where he was. She was gone two nights and came back to this.

First, he tells her, it probably wasn’t a great idea to get a joint checking account because it turns out he had some residual anger from when she took all his money. So he bought a bunch of stuff. Including OJ Simpson’s Heisman’s trophy – a fake that turns out to be a “Heiman” Trophy.

She calls him an “a–hole” for spending all her money. He says he also gave some to charity. And he’s keeping the rest to make up for what she stole, with interest.

Point two, he found her real name. Barbara Callahan. He learned that her uncle who supposedly left her money is alive and an amazing conversationalist. He sent a picture from 10 years ago of her. He also gave her a heads up that there’s a warrant out for her arrest from the guy in Florida she ripped off for $250,000 — the same amount her supposedly dead uncle left her.

She says she’s innocent.

Point three, he called the cops when she was on her way. So if she’s innocent she can stay and explain.

She says she’s going, but he’s made the biggest mistake of his life.

At Kelly’s, there’s a knock on her door. She turns off her TV and tries to sit in silence. But Tommy knows she’s in there. He threatens to break her door down. She says she’d like to see that. He says he’s going for it. There’s a loud crash. The door doesn’t move. There’s swearing from the other side of the door. He knocks. She opens the door and he immediately starts kissing her. He has her on the couch in no time.

She’s going with it, then tells him to get out. He doesn’t believe her at first, but she says she’s serious. He stands up. But he says he’s not leaving because she’s lying about what’s in her mystery box that she got from the fire and about why she’s not into him. He grabs the box and threatens to open it unless she tells him what’s in it.

She opens it and takes out a picture of a baby. “She’s beautiful,” Tommy says. “She’s dead,” Kelly says. She was four months old when she got a cough. Kelly took her to the hospital that night where her breathing got bad, then they told her she had a heart defect and the next day she died.

Tommy thinks for a moment then tells her about Connor getting hit.

“See, that’s exactly what I don’t need,” she says. She doesn’t want to hear his story or for him to understand, she just needs him to leave.

Instead, he sits down next to her. He gently puts his arm around her. After a few seconds, she relaxes. “You’re not leaving,” she notes. “No,” he says.

Tommy serves shots to the gents at the bar, including firefighters and Gavins. He would like to say a few things, including that they did the best they could with the jumper.

Shawn grumbles about whiskey tasting terrible. Sean tells him they have peach flavored vodka in the back. The guys like the sound of it. Ellie joins them and drains Teddy’s whiskey. Needles tells her to take it easy. “Why don’t you go order up another wife on the Internet, because the one you got kisses like a door knob,” she says.

Tommy and Sean go in back. He asks Sean what color his Johnson is now. Teal. He used a bleaching agent.

Sean leaves Tommy in back, where dead Jimmy appears. He says he wasn’t lying when he said he wouldn’t have slept with Janet if Tommy had died on 9/11. Tommy picks up a case and throws it at the ghost.

Back at the bar, Shawn toasts Tommy. Best firefighter, best father, best father…in-law. The air goes out of the room as they stare at him. Then he busts out laughing. He got him.

Ellie drives home as the guys keep drinking. Tommy sees Jimmy, but keeps drinking. In the car, Ellie reaches for her phone and makes a call. Teddy’s phone rings, but he doesn’t see it. She puts her phone down as she approaches an intersection. She doesn’t notice that the light has changed. She runs a red. A semi plows through and hits her.

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Lou radios Tommy urgently. They’re in the grocery store. Lou’s got an hour to get Mexican night together before the “Real Housewives of New York City” marathon.

Mike asks Tommy if he’s coming to his band’s audition, but Tommy tells him that maybe he’s getting his hopes up for the future of Apache Stone. No, Mike says he’s not, he just expects to make it to the Grammys.

Needles pumps Franco up for his chick fight.

Lou announces that he and Candy are considering a second honeymoon to Turks and Caicos. He’ll plan it, she’ll pay.

Black Shawn asks about the second honeymoon concept, saying Colleen told him Janet and Tommy are doing the same thing for a weekend in the Berkshires.

Lou radios Tommy about it. Tommy tells Damian not to tell his mom about it, or the Kelly thing either.

Damian heads to produce, where he sees a guy stealing the last two avocados. Lou tells him to get on it. Damian is waylaid by a stack of apples and radios for back-up. Lou radios to everyone that Mexican night is in peril. Tommy takes off with Mike stuck in the cart. Tommy and Damian think they have the guy trapped, but he runs up the car and leaps over Tommy. Then he flips over Lou in another aisle and runs up a stocking car to evade Franco and Needles. Finally, Tommy tackles him.

The store manager is upset they wrecked the store for steak and two avocados, of which a hot chick takes one.

Tommy calls Sheila, needing him to come over and hang her television. Tommy’s sure Damian called her. He swears he didn’t. He texted her.

At Sheila’s, Tommy says Janet hasn’t even asked him to go yet. She asks him if he’s going to go. He changes the subject. He asks her who Jimmy cheated on her with. She says it’s not important anymore. Jimmy was seeing her for months, plus she caught them out to a candle light dinner, holding hands and kissing. What an idiot, Tommy says.

Sheila comes out of the bathroom in a negligee and orders Tommy to take off his clothes and lie down. She says it might be the last time they have sex and she wants to make it a doozy. She pours him an enormous glass of vodka. Then she busts out the handcuffs.

She starts kissing him and asks if she wants to know more about Jimmy. She shows him a cheesy Empire State Building Zippo lighter Jimmy’s other woman gave him. After some sweet talk, she holds the lit lighter to his face, saying that his marriage was only worth something when it was falling apart. She wraps her hands around Tommy’s throat and ignores Tommy as he tells her to stop. She says she doesn’t think any other woman on earth could make him twist like that and then have him turned on the next second. She says if he wants to wake up next to an electric shock every day even after he stops firefighting, she’s his best bet. She kisses him finally and then undoes the handcuffs, telling him to get back to hanging the TV.

Jimmy pops his head in after she leaves, telling him it wasn’t Janet. No way he would have slept with his old lady, but that’s just him. He tells Tommy to take the deal Sheila’s offering because the two of them are going to end up killing each other either way.

At the bar, Derek is having guilt pangs about giving the drunk Gavins booze. Tommy thinks it’s a raise negotiating technique. They settle on $1.50 more an hour.

Maggie drops by and gives Tommy hell for enabling their drunken relatives. Ellie tells her not to judge them.

A fight breaks out in the corner, but Tommy’s unconcerned, says they’re right on schedule. Maggie leaves.

At home, Lou researches possible honeymoon destinations. Candy says they should go somewhere extravagant. He gets turned on by her folding his laundry. They start the honeymoon early.

Tommy and Janet sit out to dinner. She thinks he’s made a decision, but he hasn’t. She says it’s simple: either he gets to see Katie or he doesn’t. “Did you sleep with Jimmy Keefe?” Tommy blurts out. Janet says she’s not going to answer that. He reads her body language and thinks she did.

Janet asks which would be easier: if she slept with him before they were married or if she slept with him a few weeks before he died.

Tommy gets up and tells her to meet him outside. He waits, but she doesn’t come. He takes his lit cigarette and goes back inside. She ignores him then says he’s making a scene. He ups the stakes by wiping all the stuff off their table. Then he takes an ashtray and throws it through the glass back door. He goes back to Janet, who tells him he slept with Sheila so he doesn’t have a leg to stand on. She suggests they call it even.

But he says he started sleeping with Sheila after they were separated. She says she might have done the same with Jimmy. She says it happened about six months before they got married, when Sheila and Jimmy were on a break, too.

She says it gave them their bearings back and let them know who they each belonged with. That’s why she called him four days later. The cops come for Tommy.

Outside, the cops are more concerned with a stain on Janet’s dress than with arresting Tommy. Janet tells him not to do what he usually would in that situation, call Sheila. Or that other chick. Damian told Shawn who told Colleen.

As Sheila walks away, Tommy takes out his phone and calls Kelly. She has no idea who he is, confusing him with another Tommy. She’s not in the mood to go out. She suggests he come over instead. They can pick up where they left off in the back of the cab, where he was attempting to give her a free mammogram.

Franco hits the heavy bag and someone tells him Carla’s on the phone. He doesn’t take it.

At Kelly’s new place, they talk awkwardly. She asks if he feels like he’s being judged. She says he is. She says she’s not really into boyfriends, travels a lot, is selfish and tends to grab whatever she wants. She asks his deal. He tells her about sleeping with his cousin’s widow and Connor getting hit by the drunk driver. I thought I was a mess, she says. She thinks he’s intriguing. She tells him she’s only around on weekends and when she is she needs a guy who pays full attention to her needs, in and out of bed. She tells him to leave. Then she says sorry about your kid and that you never really get over something like that. No, you don’t, Tommy says.

She takes her mystery box from the fire into her bedroom to get high. He’s not sure what to do. He knocks gingerly on the door, saying he wants to be honest. He tells her he was out having dinner by himself and couldn’t stop thinking about her. He babbles some mushy stuff. But she tells him he still has to go.

He leaves and she lights up.

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Tommy wakes up in his clothes in the back of the bar. He finds all his relatives boozing out front. He keeps walking. There’s a truck outside and a building smoldering. The dream sequence continues as he sees Sheila and Janet as tiny flaming Tinkerbells. And then he sees the woman from last week (Maura Tierney) who ran into her burning building to get something. Tommy stands up from a pile of gear, sees the woman again and walks past the guys working on a burning car. Teddy appears dead inside with Eddie at the wheel. Tommy crashes into the next sequence, ashes all around him in a smoldering building. He sees Jimmy. Then he jerks awake in the firehouse.

Later, he finds Lou in the kitchen and they begin ranking Jennifer Aniston’s various body parts, as sometimes happens among dudes.

Then the woman from the fire walks in, calling Tommy “Ron Howard” and “Opie.” She wants to see “Pillow Lips.” She wants to thank him. They tell her Franco’s taken. They want to know what was in the box. She’s not telling. She asks about the other guys, including the Vampire (Damien) and the Idiot (Mike). Mike comes in and she asks him out to drinks tomorrow.

The guys watch the Kim Kardashian sex tape. Lou tries to understand where her boyfriend Reggie Bush’s head is at dating her. Janet walks in. The guys scurry.

She asks Tommy if there’s anything he wants to say before she lays it out. He asks if he looks like Ron Howard.

Janet lays out her plan: Katie will leave the house in five years, so she thinks he should stick around that long. They’ll continue having sex, but only with each other. If he says no she can personally guarantee his kids will hate him. As she leaves, she says if he needs to talk to someone about it, he might try talking to pa the next time they go down to the fishing hole. (Opie reference, youngsters.) From the other side of the door the guys start whistling the theme to “Andy Griffith.”

Sparring in the ring, Franco is getting his butt kicked. He says he’s hungover from the lesbian brawl. Needles is sorry he missed it. Then they have a genius idea: putting Franco in the ring with a ferocious lesbian.

Black Shawn helps Colleen move in with her dad. Tommy lays down the ground rules: not that she can’t have sex with Shawn living there, just that they can’t do it when he might ever be coming home. And he never wants to see her lacy underwear (“fun-derwear”) in the wash. Colleen says Katie is on the verge of forgiving her mom. She says Katie was freaked out over the affair with Johnny and wanted to live with Tommy, which is how private school happened. Tommy takes just a moment to appreciate that his daughter wanted to live with him and he never knew.

In the hallway, Tommy tells Shawn the sex rules. Shawn says he can’t make any promises, when she wants it, she wants it.

Sean walks in to the firehouse, distressed. He went on a date last night, but has serious problems in his pants.

He got to the crucial part of the evening but the girl freaked out. She said “it” was discolored. So Sean wants Mike to take a look — fair turnabout for when Mike thought he had a tumor and Sean felt him up.

Sean unzips his pants and Mike waits with his back turned. He looks and says it looks like a baby carrot, and then a hairy cheese doodle. Franco comes in and offers to take a gander. He asks if Sean’s been humping a bowl of yams. Then Shawn walks in and wants to see. All three peer in. But Shawn wants another look. This time Damien comes in. They send him out to get Lou to come look. Lou responds immediately.

He puts on his reading glasses and then asks why Sean’s Johnson looks like George Hamilton.

They cross off the chance he’s been having sex with dirty chicks and then presume he’s been enjoying himself too much or not using the proper lubricant. Sean says he’s using Mike’s Jergens. Hold up, Mike asks, which Jergens? There’s the lotion and then there’s the self tanner. Mystery solved.

Sean says that’d explain his predicament. And why his hand is also orange.

In the kitchen, Lou finds Needles. He asks him to be his best man. Needles in touched, but asks why not Tommy? Lou explains the Candy history and that Tommy isn’t really in favor. Lou says Tommy’s the best man, he needs Needles to be a best man buffer. Needles says he’s there for him. Good, says Lou, because he needs Needles to tell Tommy he’s not his best man. Needles tells him to get a new buffer.

Shawn offers to give Tommy a ride home, so he can see Colleen. Tommy thinks that’ll put him over the limit on visits per week. Sheila calls Tommy. She needs him to fix her sink.

He goes over. He waits for her to bring up the situation. She claims the sink wasn’t an excuse. Tommy says the situation is lose-lose and he doesn’t want to lose access to Katie and the baby. In response Sheila describes how much he turns her on, but if he doesn’t choose her, there will be another guy and the same goes for Janet. She leans in close to him and quietly whispers about the things they do for each other and the attraction and how that would all go away. She practically wafts sex at him, oozing heat and passion. He’s practically immobilized by the quiet seduction. “As far as my crazy train is concerned,” she says, “I’m not the one who sees my dead husband. How’s he doing, by the way?” Tommy’s ready to kiss her, but she stands up and walks away. Tommy stares at her a–, and his very, very difficult decision.

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Tommy waits at the firehouse. Sheila comes charging around the corner, camera in hand. She wants yet another reassurance that her son Damian will be OK. After all, this is the fire house that was on the cover of the New York Post last week with the headline: “Cancer boy smokes bravest.” (Last weeks episode in which a young patient stole the fire truck and went on a joy ride.)

Sheila explains that she’s against Damian working there, but it’s what he wants. Tommy can’t promise Damian won’t get hurt. He says he will get hurt, which earns him a punch in the chest. Tommy promises he won’t get burnt, it’s the best he can do.

Sheila takes pictures in the kitchen as they gather to celebrate Damian joining the fire house as a probie. “It is going to be an honor and a privilege to make your life a living hell for the next year,” says Black Shawn.

Sheila hopes he’s not talking about hazing. They recap some of the oldies but goodies. “Walk with Fido,” in which you fill a guy’s boots with dog crap and hope that he has to walk around in it on a really long call. Or a “San Diego Charger,” where they replace the bath mat with electrical blanket and you step on it getting out of shower. Sheila thinks there too many, it’s making her sweat. She says she’s heading off to church to pray.

But first, Tommy has something for Damian: his dad Jimmy’s jacket that he wore as a back-up a few times.

After Mom leaves, the fun starts. They eat toss their left over cake around the kitchen. Damian gets in on it, dumping snacks and even the remainder of his cake on the TV as they clap and cheer him on. After a few handshakes, Lou gives him the bad news: “Clean up all this s—.” That ones called the spic and span.

Tommy tells him it could be worse. And when Damian asks how, Tommy demonstrates by pour a full bottle of soda all over the table. Welcome to 62 truck.

Lou sends Damian on a search for a part that Damian doubts actually exists (universal hose coupler). Lou, busted, suggests instead Damian leave his boots and go find a pile of dog crap on the sidewalk outside. Damian resumes his futile search.

Franco and Lou talk about a memorial dedication the next night. They hear the guy’s widow spent her widow money on a new rack. They’ll be attending.

Needles strolls through, angry over his downtown reaming about the stolen firetruck. He’s still trying to figure out who to pin it on.

Mike wanders around the firehouse putting up fliers for his band’s benefit concert for Sean. His band’s called Apache Stone, he swears he has 2 percent Native American blood. Mike suggests Franco ask Carla to bring some friends to the show, which leads to another round of “Franco’s girl is gay” jokes. He asks for a little support since he’s actually happy about her. Doesn’t appear that’ll be happening.

It’s broken up when Sean walks in. He should be back in a few weeks. He’s happy to be alive and wants to live life to the fullest now. Then he pauses, exhausted from talking. Helpful Franco gives him a cigarette.

Back at home, Sean says goodbye to his jerk brother Terrance and his mom. A loving attempt at a brotherly hug is ruined when Terrance accuses Sean of bumping him with his package mid hug. After he leaves, Sean takes a deep breath and tells his mom he knows she loves Terrance more. He guesses a lot of reasons why, and says he’s OK with it. She says he’s right, she loves him much more. Whew, that’s a relief.

Tommy and Janet go clothes shopping with Katie. He throws Janet off by attempting to hug her lovingly. She reminds him they’re faking liking each other for Katie and having sex because it’s mutually pleasurable. She tells him if he starts acting affectionate she might start liking him again and they’ve been down that road. He’s a little bothered she doesn’t like him. “I love you in a deep and cavernous way that is streamlined with ripples of hate and disdain,” she explains. So she’s focusing on the sex.

At the dedication, Tommy is a little concerned to see Shawn and Franco living life the Sean way, going full tilt, throwing back shots.

Lou chats up a guy at the bar. He didn’t know Bonesy and is sort of a friend of the family. Lou starts talking about the widow’s new rack, suggesting some ways he’d like to enjoy it. Then he figures out he’s the new husband.

Tommy joins Lou at the bar and they go check out the plaque. A guy in a suit asks them to step out of the way because they’re shooting some footage. He’s the state rep for the area. And no, he didn’t know Bonesy. Tommy starts quizzing him on Bonesy and says they’re firefighters and are used to the politician thing. The guy says great and turns the camera on so they can have a serious talk about the issues. Instead Tommy reams him out about politicians making promises and never coming through. Then he starts choking the guy.

Franco and Carla romp under the sheets and he asks her to bring some friends to the benefit, adding that they can be straight or gay. She asks what he means. She says it’s no big deal, she’s been called butch before. Then she goes back to questioning his manhood by pointing out he’s being dominated in the sack by a chick.

Damian responds to a scene with the guys, dropping his hat and having some trouble getting out of the truck. Needles tells Lou to take Damian but inside Tommy swaps with him in the building. Inside they realize the building is a loss and Needles radios that there’s no pressure on the hoses. He tells them to get out.

In a stairwell, Mike and Franco think they hear someone, but Lou says they swept the floor. Tommy says they should listen to Needles. He heads down with Damian, but Franco, Shawn and Mike run down the hall after the noise. Tommy follows after them, telling Lou to take Damian.

Outside, Needles is pissed at Lou for breaking up the team. Tommy and the guys safely bust out a window and rappel down the outside of the building.

Back at the firehouse, Needles reams them out for once again not listening to him. He blames Tommy for playing mother hen to Damian. Needles says from now on, Damian is with Lou.

After, Lou says that Needles is right and nobody would want to be Tommy right now.

Tommy gets a call from Sheila. Damian told her what happened and she wants him to come over.

He finds a note on a glass of whiskey in her hallway and candles everywhere. In the kitchen Sheila surprises him in full cheerleader outfit, with pigtails and pompoms. She plans to “thank the s— out” of him.

Cut to a fast forwarded scene of them romping around on every surface in the living room and a few costume changes including French maid.

Later she tells him that for the first time in months she can actually breathe, knowing every time Damian goes into a fire Tommy’s going to be by his side, right? Sure, says Tommy.

Sheila goes to sleep and Tommy goes to make himself a sandwich. Dead Jimmy joins him, saying Needles was right to pair Damian with Lou and acting generally OK about everything. But he says Tommy has to tell Sheila. Tommy considers for a moment and decides, eh, no, he’s not going to do that. Jimmy insists. Tommy resists. He gets bullied by a drunken hallucination. Jimmy shoves Tommy into Sheila’s room.

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Needles and Lou get Franco ready for his fight. Tommy asks Lou how things are going with Candy. But he answers too quickly and Tommy smells a lie. He tells him about the go slow plan. Tommy is suspicious. They compare whose sins are greater, former hooker Candy’s or Tommy for his no strings deal with Sheila and Janet. Lou asks Tommy to let him enjoy the illusion for as long as it lasts.

At the fight, Shawn, Tommy, Damian, Mike and Feinberg admire Franco’s friend Carla. Tommy tells Shawn his daughter has him whipped. Colleen joins them and the second Carla walks away Colleen announces Carla is gay. She describes the secret lesbian handshake. Shawn asks Colleen how she’d know and her pause seems to answer. One more round of sex experience for Tommy’s daughter. She sends Shawn away for her diet soda.

Ringside, Needles reminds Franco that there are innocent children dying around the world and Sean has cancer — use it as fighting fire. Carla cheers him on using suspiciously colorful man language. Colleen rests her case.

The fight begins. Franco appears to be dominating, and after not much time, his opponent goes down. Shawn comes back with Colleen’s soda. She’s not thirsty.

In the hospital, an orderly checks on Sean. He wants a semen sample. Sean is alarmed. Then the nurse breaks out a boom box and strips. Terence and their mom bust up laughing at the world’s worst male stripper. The guys all come in, mercifully ending the show.

They wanted to show how glad they are that he’s feeling better in their typical homoerotic fashion, Lou says. He tells Sean they’re donating their winnings from Franco’s fight to his hospital bill: $5,000. They figure his mom and brother could use the relief, but they pipe up that they’re not paying for anything. In a nice little stream of consciousness Sean explains he’s paying for most of it by skimming off the top of the cash from the bar and they’ve got him on some drugs that are making him feel a lot better.

The guys pause. Tommy asks him to repeat that. Sean asks how dumb can they be, he was always volunteering to count the money and when was the last time they saw him open a book? They laugh nervously. He says they’d have done the same thing, he thought he was going to die. Franco says it’s cool, then they take turns choking him. Tommy pulls them off saying desperate times and all, they’ll have to forgive and forget. And they’re going to need their check back. Sean says he’s still a little short, so he’s keeping it.

Out in the hall, they look at his bill. They’re angry at him at first and then realize it’s up to them to cover the rest of it. Mike suggests his band play a charity event at the bar.

Walking down the hall, Tommy runs into the cancer kid he hung out with last time. The kid wants to see the fire trucks and Tommy says they’ll bring one by.

Tommy, Sheila and Damian go to dinner. Damian says he’s going to move in with Mike and the guys. When Damian goes to the bathroom, Tommy asks how she feels about the empty nest thing. She thinks he’s faking caring about her feelings. She just wants him to keep her son safe on the job. The waiter brings Tommy a drink from a guy at the bar — his former sponsee Derek, three sheets to the wind.

At home, Candy serves Lou a fancy dinner (using French phrases, which he asks her to lay off for a while). He takes a bite of mashed potatoes and finds something in them. He asks if it’s what he thinks it is. She says they’ve connected and she loves taking care of him. He sits down, having a panic attack. She says she loves him. Her first impulse was to ask him to marry her. He tells her he had two impulses in response. The first was to say yes, the second was to pick up his knife and drill it into his brain. They like the first impulse better.

Franco and Carla finish up in bed, apparently proving Colleen wrong.

Feinberg preps Damian for being a probie, low man on the totem pole. Franco walks in the kitchen, announcing his athletic conquest of Carla: “At one point I kinda blacked out and when I came to we were banging in an entirely different room, we got any ginseng around here?” “Wow,” Damian says, “who knew gay chicks were the way to go?” Pause. Franco demands clarification. He thinks they’re jealous. Damian closes with a filthy zinger and Lou sets him straight that he’s the king of the one liners. Damian says a chummy good-bye, slapping Lou on the back, causing him to spill his coffee. Lou can’t wait to get him in the house.

The guys bring the fire truck by the hospital. The nurse tells Tommy and Lou about a kid who’s still there because his parents are in the Greek isles. Lou goes in to cheer him up. Mike chats up a kid and takes him on the truck.

Sitting in the truck, Franco pours out his heart about his man-acting woman to a 10-year-old girl with cancer. Tommy finds a kid standing by himself outside the truck, intimidated by the size of it. He offers to take the kid in the suburban and run the siren. Lou goes to talk to the abandoned kid, Dominick, who greets him with a “what’s up, Fatty?” and immediately starts messing around with the tools and giving him lip.

In the suburban, the kid with Tommy announces that he’s going to die. His parents and nurses say it’s ok, but he can see it in their faces. Tommy tells him he can’t worry about that stuff and hoping can’t hurt. The kid runs the siren again.

The nurse tells Feinberg she’s never seen the kids so happy. He says it might be the best thing he’s ever done and he doesn’t care if he gets in trouble.

In the truck, Dominick quizzes Lou on how the truck runs. He knows about trucks from his dad. He suggests Lou get in the passenger seat and they’ll pretend they’re going to a fire. Lou closes the kid in the driver’s side and goes around the front. And then the kid starts the truck. He takes off with Lou hanging from the passenger window. Shawn and Feinberg hop in Tommy’s suburban and tell him to chase.

In the truck, Mike and Franco strap in their kids and Mike helps keep things cool by announcing they’re going to die. Tommy narrowly avoids a car accident and the kid in the front seat is having a blast. After a high speed tear of several city blocks, Lou finally manages to climb in the passenger window and kill the ignition.

Tommy screeches to a stop behind them and the kid in the front seat thanks him saying, “I can die now.”

In the fire truck Dominick pronounces the ride awesome. Lou tells him if he was that kid’s parents he’d stay in Greece.

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A building burns to music (Duffy’s “Baby baby baby spend your time on me”) and four firefighters fall through the ceiling to the floor below. They make their way through the flames in slo-mo to the languid love song. As pieces of the ceiling comes crashing down around them they run to a window. Tommy grabs something to smash it with. They knock it out and the ladder finds them.

Outside, they’re all fine. Chief Feinberg strolls by, telling Tommy he heard about him in the backseat with Janet. He mentions he might have something for Tommy on Needles when the time comes. “I can’t believe you’ve got Feinberg in your corner,” Lou says. “That’s like the Jets and the Sharks joining forces and becoming one giant gay, dancing, singing street gang.”

Tommy tells Lou about his arrangement with Janet. “You guys have been getting divorced for like eight years,” Lou says, “isn’t it about time you took that old dog into the woods and put one in its head?” Tommy gets a text from Sheila, and Lou smells booty call. Tommy explains that he’s taking care of his kids and Damian and their mothers are being grateful. Tommy turns it around on Lou, saying he’s in no position to talk since he’s sleeping with a hooker. A friendly bet is made, that Tommy’s arrangement will fall to pieces before Lou caves to Candy or Tommy has to clean the apartment or vice versa.

Sean’s mom watches over Sean, who’s still asleep in his hospital bed post-kidney removal. All the guys from the firehouse stop by. He slowly wakes up, but has a breathing tube in and can’t make out what they’re saying. Another musical hallucination ensues, with Sean in top hat and tails, singing Fred Astaire style about how lovely it is to be a vegetable, “cucumbive, potative.” It includes a “Producers”-style song and dance routine with nurses soft shoeing around zonked out men in wheelchairs. And then Garrity tap dances!

Back in the hospital room, the guys stare at him, not sure what to do. They start to talk about how rough it is, but are distracted by a hot nurse in the hall. They argue over who gets to talk to her first, but Mike trumps them by actually crying over Sean. They think it’s a bit, but he seems serious. The hot nurse notices and brings him a tissue, then takes him to a chair. He turns and looks over his shoulder as she’s gently leading him away, a huge s— eating grin on his face. “I’ve taught him too much,” Franco says, “and now he must be destroyed.”

Janet calls Tommy. Katie called and wants to come home for a family dinner that includes Colleen’s boyfriend, Shawn. Apparently Janet got carried away talking about how great he is. She tells Tommy to get him there.

Tommy joins Mickey for lunch, bringing back the Mickey Mantle DVD. Mickey tells him it won’t help anything to watch his dad. But he gives him the real disc anyway. Tommy tells Mickey that Mickey thinks everyone is an alcoholic because he’s jealous other people can drink and he can’t. Teddy is full of life again and in touch with his feelings now that he’s drinking, Tommy says. He reaffirms his commitment to drinking.

Tommy tries to chat up Shawn, who’s still upset about the hosing. Tommy tries to apologize, saying that Colleen pushed his buttons. Shawn assumes Tommy needs him for something. Tommy sets up the family dinner idea. Despite Tommy walking into every racist code word trap along the way, Shawn agrees because he wants to get back with Colleen.

Shawn walks up to Colleen on the street, bearing flowers and wearing a tie and sweater. She tells him to be cool and he says, “cool is how I do.”

“Stop trying to sound like Isaac Hayes when you’re dressed like the lost retarded Huxtable kid,” Colleen says.

They all sit around the table as Janet serves pot roast. Katie throws them off by requesting Tommy say grace. He manages.

Lou sits out at dinner with Candy. She says he’s the only man that didn’t feel like a trick or mark to her, she learned that in jail. Lou curses, he just realized he’s going to lose a bet.

At dinner, Shawn calls Janet Mrs. Gavin and compliments her dress. Janet and Katie go to make dessert and Colleen tells Shawn to dial it down a notch. He flips Colleen and Tommy off after they kick him under the table.

Lou brings Candy back to his filthy, nasty, dirty apartment. He turns down her offer to share a bed and then goes to clean the bedroom. He comes back for a snow shovel for cleaning, saying he’ll be back in an hour and a half.

Janet and Tommy celebrate in the bedroom, having convinced Katie to love them again. Tommy takes his pants off, but Janet says they’re not having sex with Katie in the next room. She tells him to go downstairs and watch TV until Katie falls asleep, then leave. She thanks him and tells him she has a newfound respect for him, which he somehow appreciates less than sex.

Watching TV downstairs, he takes out the DVD of his dad and then goes looking for booze at wheelchair height (Dwight’s old stash). He finds some.

Later, he makes his way quietly up the stairs to check that Katie’s asleep. But she wakes up. She’s glad she came home. She tells her dad she’s glad he’s not drinking because he used to scare her sometimes. She asks him to promise he won’t drink. He dithers. She asks if he’s an alcoholic. He says he had grief issues. “So, you’re in denial,” she says. He also says yes when she asks if her parents are staying together forever.

Tommy drops by Sheila’s. Damian’s going to be there at any minute, so she demands he take his pants off. He asks her if they’re fooling themselves about their arrangement. Then he asks if she thinks he’s an alcoholic. She says no, he’s a functioning alcoholic. He’s like Keith Richards, she says, he doesn’t drink and the whole band goes down the tubes. She gets her shirt off and Damian comes home. She makes him promise he won’t quit drinking.

Tommy visits Sean in the hospital, where his brother Terence is sleeping in the chair next to his bed. Sean’s breathing tube is out but he’s still asleep. Tommy puts a DVD in the TV. He opens his bottle of booze and settles in to watch his dad with the two unconscious Garritys. Sean startles him by taking a huge wheezing breath. Their mom comes in. Seeing Tommy there, she tells him he’s a good man for watching over Sean. She sees his booze and asks if its Irish. She demands the bottle then takes a good long plug. She takes Tommy’s hand to pray and, with the other hand on the bottle, she says the Lord’s prayer. Tommy tries to follow along, but watches his family movie on the TV, including scenes of his late son Conner.

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Teddy blows back into town, “drinking like a Kennedy on election day.” He finds Tommy and, in a drunken euphoria, tells him about the dying vet and his estranged son. It got him thinking about how he wasn’t square with Tommy’s dad before he died. So he watched family movies with some Bushmills and bawled like a baby. Then he moved on to laughing about all the great times they had, which made him decide to tell everyone he loves them. He boozily loves the bejeezus out of Tommy with a hug. Lou sees and asks what just happened. Tommy tells him Teddy had a revelation. “Oh, I used to drink those,” says Lou.

After Teddy and his wife peel out, Tommy and Lou look around for Candy, the hooker who robbed him blind. Tommy thinks it’s just as well she’s gone, since Lou’s a cream puff and would fold in a minute. Then a car pulls away and they see Candy across the street. Lou turns and walks into the fire house.

Sheila calls Tommy, demanding he come by later for sex. She’s fitting him in between the cable guy and her book club. He’ll have 15 minutes, more than enough time.

Colleen calls her dad. He meets her around the corner from the firehouse. She asks about Black Shawn and tells Tommy he called her a whore. He goes to take care of it. Colleen says: “Daddy, don’t.” Tommy pauses and asks why. She waves him off. “I’m just kidding, go ahead.”

Inside, Black Shawn showers. Tommy quietly gets Franco and Mike out of the bathroom, then turns the fire hose on Shawn. Very un-P.C. “What are you crazy,” Shawn says as he protects himself with the shower curtain, “didn’t you see the footage from Birmingham?” “See it?” Tommy says, as he turns the hose back on, “I was there.” Shawn tries to clarify the whore comment, but saying she did “whorish” things isn’t much better. And then Tommy wants to know what she did, which can’t possibly lead anywhere good. Tommy says use of fingernails and biting are standard. Then Shawn mentions “a– stuff,” and a popular sandwich spread. Franco and Mickey hear as Tommy runs out. Franco takes over the hose.

Sean tells Needles about his cancer at a diner. He might have surgery that night. He’s trying to remain calm, Needles isn’t helping. He’ll be in the hospital for two weeks and another two weeks at home recovering. He asks Needles to cover for him, and Needles says no problem.

Lou walks up to Candy. He asks if she’s hungry. He’s not, because he’s eating a big sandwich. She tells him again that she doesn’t think he’ll turn his back on her. He tells her the guys are asking about her, so leave a number so she doesn’t get him kicked off the job on top of everything else. She writes one down and reluctantly walks away. Lou pitches the paper in the trash.

Janet reviews for Tommy the sex things she taught Colleen, none of which involved door No. 2. Then suddenly Janet’s kissing his neck and climbing into the backseat. A few minutes later he’s on top of her and Needles is knocking on the window asking, politely, if he wouldn’t mind joining them for one of their “little fire thingies.” He gets out of the car with his shirt off and gets into Needles car. The chief doesn’t want to hear explanations, he’s enjoying the moment, knowing he’s got Tommy “by the balls for the next ten years.”

Franco stops by the boxing gym where a hot chick is beating the crap out of a punching bag.

Tommy calls Mickey to get his dad’s DVD. Mickey will only give it to him if he comes to a meeting that night.

Tommy walks into Sheila’s new apartment and immediately takes his clothes off and starts talking to Sheila, who’s in the other room. He’s halfway through telling her all the things he’s going to do to her when the cable guy walks into the room to see Tommy in his briefs. The cable guy goes up on the roof, giving them 20 minutes. Sheila wants Tommy to promise again that he’ll look out for Damian. They start going at it and the cable guy decides he needs to come back in for some tools. He leaves, they begin again and stop when Sheila smells Janet’s perfume on Tommy. He’s starting to explain he didn’t technically have sex with her when the cable guy comes back in. Sheila tells him to stay and Tommy to go. Tommy asks the cable guy for some privacy so he steps to the side of the room. Tommy tries to explain and the cable guy pipes up again. Finally, both men leave.

Sean meets with his doctor, but spends his time fending off Terence’s obnoxious questions. Then when the two boys start fighting their mom yells at Sean to stop and shake his brothers hand. Instead, he gets hit upside the head and he and his cancer kidney chase the big oaf down the hall.

Franco chats up the hot boxer chick, checking that it isn’t just some over-the-top workout regimen, she actually boxes people. He says he wouldn’t mind going a few rounds with her… and he wouldn’t mind boxing either. She cringes at the pick up line, but agrees to a drink anyway.

Tommy meets Mickey at the meeting, but he won’t give him the DVD til after. He thinks Tommy’s going to watch it with a big glass of whiskey and have a good long cry. He admits he’s drinking again, but says he can control it. He starts grabbing at the DVD, but Mickey won’t hand it over. Then he volunteers Tommy to speak, daring him to tell the group what he just told him.

He starts out, saying he’s not an alcoholic. Derek, his sponsee, is very concerned. Tommy says he was expecting revelations after the meetings, but it didn’t happen. Instead what he got was a bunch of whining a–holes. His problems on top of all of theirs. He calls out various people in the audience, reciting their stories and mocking them. He compares their problems to being a firefighter and says if he ever does save any of them, he’ll celebrate with a nice big tall glass of vodka. He vows to spend the rest of his time on the planet drinking and liking it. He suggests they do the same. He walks over to Mickey and plucks the DVD from his hands and saunters out.

At home, Lou’s cell rings. It’s Needles, needing advice. He tells him it’s about Sean.

Franco talks to his date, who’s a mechanic. She socks him in the arm before she goes to the bathroom. He winces, impressed.

A nurse preps Sean for surgery. As the drugs kick in, the lights in the room turn to gauzy colors and he imagines the nurses singing. He enjoys his trip, which soon involves female Vikings and angels. He sees himself in a suit, walking along the street, singing (very well) to the camera. Terence drops by to mock him as a sissy. This being a dream, Sean then pulls out a shotgun and shoots at him. Sleeping Sean smiles.

Needles and Lou wait to see him at the hospital. Needles talks about wanting to protect him, to make sure he’s not alone. Lou listens, hearing what he’s saying.

(End of episode music montage) Lou goes back to the trash outside the firehouse and fishes out Candy’s number. Tommy pours himself a giant glass of whiskey and puts in the home movie DVD. He preps for crying with a box of tissues. He lights up and pours more booze. The DVD plays, it’s a news report about Mickey Mantle dying at 63 after a liver transplant. It shows footage of him telling kids not to be like him and how he wants to start giving back and make up for what he’s done. Tommy contemplates his glass of whiskey for a moment, then raises it in silent toast and downs it.

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On a scene, Lou asks Tommy and Mike to do a sweep of the basement together. Neither wants to be with the other, like 13-year-old girls in a tiff. Mike makes fun of Tommy for being ancient and Tommy tells Mike he doesn’t want Damian in his band.

Then Mike lays into Tommy for drinking, saying he’s ashamed for Tommy. But he’ll keep his secret. Tommy, for his part, thinks he can quit when he wants. They reach the basement, which is still smoldering. Tommy compares his alcoholism to the flu, it was a problem, now it’s not. From outside, there’s a huge crash. Lou tells them via walkie that the third floor gave out. They’re stuck. Mike hacks in the smoke and bangs on the door. Tommy tells him to relax. Then Mike tells Tommy he forgot to fill the air tanks after the last job which is, you know, not good.

Lou tells them they have a problem. A safe fell from the third floor and is blocking the basement door. Tommy tries to keep Mike from hyperventilating. Tommy remembers a time he and Jimmy were in the building. He walks Lou through the floor plan a few floors above, saying they’ll meet below. Good timing, since the fire chooses that moment to flare up.

Mike starts freaking out that they’re going to burn. Tommy gives him some of his air then tells him if Mike keeps his secret, he’ll keep his. Lou and the guys bust through and help them out.

Back at the firehouse, Candy, the hooker who stole $26,000 of Lou’s money, drops by to say hi. Lou’s about as excited to see her as you’d expect. He tells her he’ll just have the guys hold his wallet and then he’ll be out to talk to her.

He drags her down the street, telling her she has some nerve. He’s upset he opened himself to her and she screwed him. She tells him she’s sure he’s a good person and won’t turn his back on her. At which point he turns and walks away.

Maggie and Teddy compare vet-helping stories. Maggie’s granting one set of wishes while Teddy deals with another, being asked to play angel of death. “Well, I didn’t come here to play Angel of Sex, but sometimes the rules choose us,” says Maggie the helpful stimulant.

Sean’s Mom and brother Terrance stay with him. She complains about the bed to her cancer-stricken son. He also told his mom not to bring Terrance, like ten times, but she brought him anyway. Terrance helpfully mentions that Sean his milking the cancer thing and, oh, he needs milk. Which allows mom to clarify that Sean is just getting a little self-absorbed about his health issues, which is probably why he didn’t have time to find them a hotel room.

Sheila drags Damian to the firehouse, where she has brought muffins. Lou’s in a foul mood. Tommy tells Damian if he graduates at the top of his probie class, he’ll try to get him assigned to his house. Damian’s honored and Sheila shows her gratitude with kisses. Then Damian says he’s glad they’re sleeping together again. He’s seen the signs. She’s baking, she’s happy and her voice has lost the “I’m going to cut your balls off” tone. They both deny it.

After Damian leaves, Sheila reiterates that the sex is on, but only if he doesn’t drink on the job. She thinks he should tell everyone he’s drinking so they’ll watch him. When she leaves, Tommy tosses the muffins in the trash.

Tommy finds the guys in the bunk room. He announces that he’s drinking again, but can control it. Black Shawn asks if he can tell Colleen. No, Tommy says. Franco’s stuck on the idea that Mike knew before him. Tommy then adds Mickey and Derek to the no-tell list. When Tommy leaves they try to review who knows. When Needles walks in, he’s clearly also on the list. Then they go back to admiring the assets of the weather chick on channel 4. The consensus is the forecast is hot.

Teddy visits the vet who asked him to off him. He’s deteriorating. He asks Teddy to talk to bring his son, who married a Japanese woman. He pulls Teddy close, which just happens to lead to Teddy standing on his oxygen tube. But he realizes and steps off.

Mickey stops by the house and Black Shawn and Mike mention that Tommy isn’t drinking at all. In fact, he’s drinking tons of coffee. Yea, coffee. That’s it. Mickey, not being a total moron, figures out what’s going on. They decide not to tell Tommy he was there. But Tommy comes out and sees his car.

Sean thanks his mom for coming. She’s unconcerned, and glad he’s taking care of it. Then Terrance comes in, discussing the green turd he just laid. Their Mom offers to go check it out. Sean takes exception to the idea his mom is more concerned with Terrance’s poo than his life threatening illness.

Needles and Lou prep Franco for a fight. Lou tries to get the other guy riled up. Needles tells Franco the guy once killed a guy with his thumbs. But he also voted for Bush. That works to get Franco ready. The fight begins. The guy has Franco on the run, but he’s still standing. Then Franco gets in one good hit and the big man hits the deck.

Teddy brings the WW II vet’s son in to see him. After a few tender seconds, the vet asks his son how his Japanese wife is. But he uses a completely different word you’re not really allowed to use and then asks if she’s still in the rice paddy. The son storms out.

In Sheila’s bedroom, Tommy asks naked Sheila why he can’t stay over if Damian already knows about them. She says he can stay over at the new place which, by the way, is closer to the firehouse. Tommy tells her she can’t drop by there without embarrassing her son. She tells him he shouldn’t lecture her about cutting the cord. Then Sheila starts in on Janet and how she sucks him in. He wants a glass of wine and she says no, grabbing onto it. He kisses her to get it away, then chugs. Sheila asks if it’s better with her or Janet, and asks him to promise he won’t sleep with both of them on the same day. Then Damian walks in.

Sean comes into his mom’s room. He tries, again, to tell her he’s been having a hard time and hasn’t talked to anyone else about it. He tells her he’s scared. She tells him he’ll be fine. She beat it, he will.

News to him. She found a lump a few years after he was born. It worked out fine. She gives him a hug.

Mike and Damian’s band practices at the bar. Damian stops Mike with an arrangement suggestion. Mike shoots him down, saying it’s his band. Then he pauses and suggests the same thing Damian just did. From the bar, Tommy says it sounds great and then pours himself a huge drink. He leaves, but stops in another bar on his way home.

Montage to music: Lou rides home on his bike, blue. He sees Candy, but keeps driving. Tommy gets in bed, loaded. Sean sleeps on his couch, his mom kisses him on the forehead. Tommy wakes up and looks at the nearby booze bottle. He gets up and pours a fist of whiskey. He chugs it and lays back down. He stares at the glass. The glass seems to be winning.

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At the ‘house, Tommy gets out of a car and asks Feinberg – pointedly – if he still wants him out of the house. A sooty and shell-shocked Damian gets out of the backseat. Tommy says the deal is that Sheila never finds out. In the kitchen, Needles confronts Feinberg and the guys, asking who took Damian in the burning building (if you’re not scoring at home, it was Mike and Tommy knows it). After a pause, Damian says he snuck in. Then Tommy says it was his idea, then Mike, then Feinberg. Then Lou, then Franco. Needles (“You Will Respect Me!”) is not pleased. He reads Tommy the riot act. They retreat to Needles office where the chief lays it on thicker. Discussions of respective machoness follow.

Sean calls home. Terrance, his brother answers. Sean tells his mom he has cancer. She says “I told you so” for going to Ground Zero. He asks his mom to come to New York to be with him for the surgery. She worries about traveling all the way from Jersey (“thanks ma”) reluctantly agrees. Then she asks if he has a new girlfriend.

Janet picks up Tommy at the fire house. He waits to hear what he did wrong.

Black Shawn stops Colleen on the street after following her for three hours. He confesses he’s full of it. He talks big, but he’s only been with five women his entire life. He proposes they get down and dirty, do all sorts of “slutty, nasty, whorey, skanky stuff.” She figures out that he doesn’t want to marry her because he thinks she’s a whore. She hits him.

Janet tells Tommy that Katie sent them a letter saying she doesn’t want to see them again unless they can act like grown-ups. Tommy points out that Katie is 12. He thinks they can fake a relationship, him staying over on the weekends. And they should continue having sex, Janet says. Tommy takes a while to process. She tells him she and Dwight are done. But Tommy guesses correctly that Dwight doesn’t know that yet. She asks if he wants to have sex or not. “When do we start?” he says.

Back at the ‘house, Franco tells Tommy that Dwight is out front. Tommy creeps around him trying to sneak out. Dwight confronts him. He says Janet’s been a little off since she came back from visiting Katie. Tommy hems and haws until Dwight guesses that they slept together. Then Dwight asks Tommy how long it took him. Five or seven minutes, Tommy says. Dwight says they’ll be cool in five to seven minutes. Then he takes a big handful of Tommy’s junk and squeezes, timing on his watch.

Sean walks in to find Lou, who asks how his gonorrhea is. In the background, Dwight retains a firm grip on Tommy’s crotch. Sean says he’s there to pick up the cancer donation money. But Lou says it went back in the cash pile.

Dwight tells Tommy he doesn’t care that he slept with Janet, he’s just upset he blabbed to her about the pills and the booze.

Franco spars as Lou works him out. Lou tells Needles that Franco isn’t ready. Franco says he is. Lou calls in an old dude named Sonny to fight Franco. Lou suggests they go for three minutes and then Lou’ll set him up with a real fight. Franco is hesitant to fight an old one-eyed man, until the geezer insults him. A few jabs and Sonny gets a clear shot at Franco’s kisser, stunning him. Franco’s not ready.

Tommy shows up at Sheila’s. She called, wanting to talk privately about Damian, but she’s sitting in a red silk negligee with candles all around. She pours some wine and proposes a toast to him for saving her son. She climbs on his lap and tells him he’s safe there. And he can come there any time he wants as long as he keeps her son safe. He drinks some wine. Then some more wine. Then he takes advantage of her hospitality. She hops off the second it’s over and tells Tommy that Damian is living there again. She says Jimmy would be proud Damian is taking his place at the fire house and Tommy is taking his place at home. She guesses he’s sleeping with Janet and suggests he keep doing it. That can be his grudge sex and this can be his oasis. She says she’ll call him and admits she’s using sex as a weapon. He seems fine with this. As he climbs on the elevator she shouts “I love you!”

Tommy lets himself into the bar late at night and pours a vodka. A big one. He goes looking for cigarettes and hears a noise while he’s in the back room. He walks back up front to see the bar full of people – scarred and bloody burn victims. He sees the robber he thought was his dead son Connor from last week. This time he’s decked out in business wear, talking about working Wall St. He has a kid, who comes looking for him. He runs him off and curses at him when he comes back.

Tommy hears Mike behind him and snaps out of things. Mike sees the vodka and asks if Tommy was drinking. He judges. Tommy says no and then tells Mike to back off mentoring Damian for a minute. Mike thinks Tommy is trying to turn Damian against him. Mike starts yelling, asserting himself for maybe the first time, telling Tommy he has no rank on him and he’s not going to listen just because Tommy says he has to. They’re equals. Tommy takes a swing at him but misses wildly. Mike levels him with one shot to the gut and walks out with a “keep drinking, pal.”

A montage set to music shows Sheila welcoming home Damian and Janet putting baby Wyatt to bed as Tommy has another drink at the bar. Sheila goes to bed, pleased with herself. Janet looks at a picture of Tommy and smiles. Tommy sees ghost Jimmy smiling at him in the bar. He stares at his drink.

Author: MollyWillow for IMDB

Complete Recap and Spoilers of Rescue Me05x08 – Iceman

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Rescue Me is a show with great plots and of course great Dennis Leary. And last night a new episode of Rescue Me aired, this one called Iceman. In a post with many Rescue Me spoilers.

Complete Recap and Spoilers of Rescue Me05x08 – Iceman

The guys close up in the bar. Mike counts the money on top of the bar. A strung out-looking dude wanders in the open door and Franco shoos him away. They wonder where Black Shawn has gotten off to. Tommy says he hopes he’s not disappearing because he knows about him and Colleen. The guys all freeze waiting to hear what he thinks he knows. He’s pleased that his daughter is lousy in the sack. They go along with it.

Mike counts up $8,000 in cash and thinks they should give some of it to a cancer charity. Sean thinks that’s a good idea and volunteers to take it in. The guys except Tommy and Sean prepare to go to the strip club. Tommy says he’ll deal with the money over Sean’s objections. Derek asks Tommy if he wants him to stay so he’s not alone in a room full of booze. Tommy says he’ll be fine and locks the door. Certainly nothing bad can come of this, nothing at all.

He puts the trash bag of cash under the bar, and starts to clean up. Two empty shot glasses happen to sit on a nearby tray. A bottle of vodka happens to be nearby as well. The two find each other. Tommy downs them both. Down go the lights. And there’s Tommy’s dead dad, at the end of the bar, telling him he loves him.

And now Tommy knows he’s hallucinating because dad’s complimenting his baseball and fire fighting abilities. He asks if Tommy’s happy now. Then he says he’s got some land down in Florida he wants to sell him. Then Johnny, Tommy’s brother who is also dead, joins the party. They both order. Booze for ghosts. They talk about Tommy. And cousin Jimmy (also dead) joins in, ragging on Tommy, wanting to know why he didn’t go in the second tower.

They accuse him of being afraid. Johnny calls him a coward as he flicks his lighter. Tommy spills booze on him. Ghost Johnny goes up in flames until Tommy douses him with an extinguisher. “I wish you boys could learn to get along,” is all dead dad has to say about the immolation.

Johnny sits back down at the bar, charred.

The first couple saves on 9/11 went fine, Tommy says. But after, in all the debris and noise, their training didn’t cover it. Their dad never prepared them for what to do after, Tommy yells. Look at Teddy after Vietnam, he drank, fought and cheated on his wife. I’m no coward, Tommy shouts.

He knows what to do if a building blows up, but not about kids and marriage. Here he is, After. He pours another drink. His hand shakes. He takes a deep breath.

Then all of a sudden, the scuzzy guy from earlier conks him on the back of the head with a gun. He wants the bag of cash. He doesn’t believe when Tommy says it’s gone, or that they have security cameras (which they don’t). He takes out the bag as the guy explains that reporting a robbery of undeclared income would be insane. Tommy counts out the money for him, and then picks up a nearby bottle and breaks it over the robber’s head. The gun goes flying, but he gets it back and shoots Tommy in the arm.

Tommy hides behind the bar, telling him to just take the money and run. The guy creeps along the other side of the bar, shooting through the wood, toying with him. He asks if Tommy wants to be a hero he prepares to fire again. And then a giant shotgun blasts blows him across the room. He’s dead.

The lights go back down again. The robber sits up, calling Tommy dad. Johnny compliments Tommy on killing his own son. The ghosts of dead male relatives past laugh at him for raising a junkie. He blasts each of them. Then he turns around and there’s Lou, hands raised, asking calmly if Tommy wants to talk about anything.

Lou came back because he realized he forgot his wallet. He felt bad for leaving him in a room full of booze. They’re back at Lou’s now. And Lou is telling him they’ll tell the guys he saw huge rats or something as he pours Tommy a giant glass. (Apparently, there’s no need to explain a dead body, which wasn’t there either.)

Tommy thanks him and takes back all the nasty things he said about him and his chances with Genevieve. Lou doesn’t take back anything he said. And, oh, he slept with Frenchie.

He has the note to prove it. He lets Tommy read it.

At the firehouse, Needles and Lou see Franco working the heavy bag. Needles proposes making some extra cash by putting him in a tournament and betting on him.

At the veteran’s hospital, another elderly vet asks Teddy to kill him.

Damian hangs out with Mike as he plays guitar. Mike lets slip that he’s taking vocal lessons. Damian asks him to sing for him. He does, a song of his own composition. He’s got a good voice. And it turns out Damian can play. He wants in Mike’s band until he learns the name is “Hot Lunch.” Damian fills him in on what exactly that particular sexual euphemism means (No. 2 is involved.)

Sean walks in, looking near death. He stumbles to the bathroom and they heard a crash. They find him passed out on the floor, having just peed blood. They call an ambulance.

Lou and Needles check out Franco pumping iron at the firehouse, prodding each other to suggest their scheme to him. Lou says he used to be a boxing trainer. Tommy mentions the guy Lou trained, “Slow Joel,” the guy with the bashed in face who comes by the firehouse now and then to drool. Franco doesn’t want to risk hurting his pretty face. But he comes around.

In the kitchen, Feinberg and Mike talk to Sheila and Damian about his post probie plans. Tommy throws a wet blanket on the affair and the alarm sounds. Mom says Damian can ride along.

In the truck Mike says Sean’s out with flu. But Franco clears up that you don’t pee blood with flu, you do with something like gonorrhea – which he had one and half times (but the second time doesn’t count because he was just the carrier, he says).

At the scene Damian finds the whole thing awesome. When it’s all settled down he begs Mike to let him go in. He suits up and Mike leads him through. It was arson. Mike finishes telling him about the unstable stairs and dead bodies and Damian admits being scared.

Then they hear voices and Mike sticks him in a room as Lou and Tommy come up. Lou asks Mike to check a nearby ceiling as he takes a moment to remind Tommy again that he “banged Frenchie.” Mike whacks the ceiling and a pocket of flame erupts near where Damian is hiding. Mike tells Tommy they can’t leave, Damian’s in there.

Tommy sends Lou and Mike away, after bashing Mike in the head for being an idiot. A wall of flames separates Tommy from his nephew. He takes a deep breath and charges through.

Author: MollyWillow for IMDB