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Rescue Me - The Complete Fourth Season by Don Scardino, Jace Alexander, John Fortenberry, Ken Girotti, Peter Tolan
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DVD detailsActor: Andrea Roth, Denis Leary, Mike Lombardi, Steven Pasquale, Tatum O'Neal Director: Don Scardino, Jace Alexander, John Fortenberry, Ken Girotti, Peter Tolan Brand: Sony Writer: Denis Leary Writer: John Scurti Writer: Evan T. Reilly DVD: Region Code 99 Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 5.1; English (Subtitled); Portuguese (Dubbed) Format: AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen Picture Format: 1.78:1 Running Time: 560 minutes DVD Release Date: 2008-06-03 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: Sony Pictures
DVD Reviews of Rescue Me - The Complete Fourth SeasonDVD Review: well i love this season................... funny and sad, and drama Summary: 5 Starsokay when i bought this season i was thinking is this as bad a some think. well for me what ruined this season was the volunteer female
fire fighter---she made tommie a wuss. did not care for her at all. the
tommie gavin i know and love could never be this much of a wimp! i was also sad to see jerry kill himself. i just thought he was amazing with
the rest of the cast. i love lou in this season he is the funniest and
he has the best lines. i know there was alot of tommie but all the other
character's had good stories too...............loved franco's struggle
to commit to natalie. i thought it was so funny when probie was so
thrilled tommie was gonna spend a hour with him. these 2 hardly ever
interact alone. just the thought of sean and maggie make me laugh. in
this season i realized that tommie is a good man and father. i also begin
to see the way he never gets back what he gives. loved the scene when they went to the marriage counselor. and i was so glad sheila was backburned. this season was different than the other's but i am glad i bought it. the character development was just made stronger
DVD Review: Awesome series! Summary: 5 StarsThe Rescue Me series is the most entertaining TV programs my husband & I have seen. We look forward to bedtime for our daughter so we can put these DVDs in! They just keep getting better!
DVD Review: Love Rescue Me Summary: 4 StarsI love the Rescue Me series. As a fire fighter its a joy to watch because they nail the personality and sense of humor a lot of fire fighters have. They also do a pretty good job of representing fires and using correct terminology. Season 4 is a bit different from the others. Its a bit more dramatic and has less fire related plot lines. Overall I enjoy it, but not as much as the previous seasons.
DVD Review: NOT THE BEST SEASON, BUT IT'S STILL GREAT TELEVISION! Summary: 5 StarsAfter watching the first three seasons of 'Rescue Me' this season may disappoint some, it's still an excellent TV show. The show is laced with wit, action and drama of the best kind. The cast is colorful and loaded with layers of deep emotion. After a long break I eagerly await season five! The show is filmed in widescreen and it looks great on a big screen.
DVD Review: awesome service/product Summary: 5 Starsi only buy on amazon if it's shipped by amazon, very fast and good service/product :)
Description of Rescue Me - The Complete Fourth SeasonAn arson investigation following the beach house fire targets Tommy, Janet worries that her new baby doesn't like her, Colleen runs away from home, a not guilty verdict is delivered in Uncle Teddy's manslaughter trial, Jerry commits suicide, the crew from 62 Truck is savaged in the press for not being able to save seven children from dying in a tragic fire - it's another season of challenge and turbulence for Tommy and the guys. Is firefighter and "heroic S.O.B." Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary) becoming, as one character so delicately puts it, "pussified?" As the fourth season begins, Tommy is listening to Dr. Laura and watching Oprah. He awkwardly and clumsily avoids the aggressive crazy-hot volunteer woman firefighter (Jennifer Esposito) who saved his life in the beach-house fire of which he has no memory; an act that has left him, shall we say, with a limp hose. In time, he will proclaim to be "back to the old me," but this season, he engages in behavior that would give even the old Tommy pause, and puts audience empathy for this deeply flawed character to the supreme test. In one of this season's most wrenching developments, Tommy and his estranged wife, Janet (Andrea Roth), are living together platonically to care for her new baby, whose paternity is in question. But, failing to bond with the infant, Janet sinks to the depths of post-partum depression, driving Tommy to think the unthinkable, and to do the unforgivable. Elsewhere, dim, but good-hearted Sean (Steven Pasquale) struggles to make a go of his rocky marriage to the unstable Maggie (Tatum O'Neal), Chief Jerry (Jack McGee) fails his post heart attack stress test and is relegated to a desk job, the firehouse makes a play for a new probie (Larenz Tate) who might change the basketball team's fortunes, and Tommy finds himself even further alienated from his rebellious and contemptuous daughter (Natalie Distler), who is living with a rock musician. Along with Esposito, Gina Gershon joins the ranks of series hotties as a bar pickup with some sexual kinks. But the one who really lights our fire is Amy Sedaris as the bipolar daughter of the new chief (Jerry Adler), who insists Tommy take her out. Rescue Me doesn't just tear the basic cable envelope, it incinerates it. Unlike other long-running shows, Rescue Me stays true to its gritty muse, with no attempt to make difficult characters more likeable. The edges remain sharp and the humor charred black (the series is not above--or beneath--cheap Anna Nicole Smith jokes in the wake of a shocking tragedy that rocks the firehouse). While perhaps not as consistent or compelling as previous seasons, No. 4 contains indelible moments, such as Tommy and Janet's visit to a marriage counselor, who, after hearing their tortured history, thinks he's being punk'd, and a Gavin family intervention ("We got enough drunks here to start our own AA meeting," Maggie observes). The bountiful bonus features, including nearly a half hour's worth of deleted scenes, a season overview and a featurette about real firefighters, add extra spark to this set. --Donald Liebenson
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