Rescue Me

As an arson investigation following the beach house fire targets Tommy, Janet worries that her new baby doesn’t like her and Sean tries to cope with Maggie’s porn collection.

As Tommy presses Sheila for a believable story that will end the arson investigation, he and Janet worry that Colleen has run away from home as a not guilty verdict is delivered in Uncle Teddy’s manslaughter trial.

Tommy’s plan to make Colleen come back home backfires, and Jerry must come to grips with the fact that he is being forced into a desk job.

In the wake of Jerry’s suicide, Tommy looks to patch things up with Janet, while Mike struggles to cope with his mom’s death and Sean threatens Maggie with a divorce.

As Uncle Teddy struggles to stay in rehab, and Lou looks to recruit an athletic rookie for the station’s basketball team, Tommy discovers that Sheila may have lied about what caused the beach house fire.

Sean looks to uncover the secret that Mike is hiding in his late mother’s bedroom, while Tommy struggles to understand the deal Lou struck with a basketball-playing rookie firefighter.

Despite their heroic efforts, the crew from 62 Truck is savaged in the press for not being able to save seven children from dying in a tragic fire.

As news that he gave the baby to Sheila sends Janet packing, Tommy is pressured to take Chief Feinberg’s daughter, Beth, on a date.

In the wake of the intervention to help Maggie and Uncle Teddy, Tommy struggles to put his life back together after Janet throws him out.

After bribing Colleen for access to the baby and information about Janet, Tommy gains a surprising insight into his childhood during a conversation with his dad.

As he makes good on his promises to get a car for Colleen and access to the baby for Sheila, Tommy struggles to keep from drinking as he learns more about the childhood that shaped who he’s become.

While wearing his late cousin Jimmy’s bunker jacket, Tommy secretly helps save Mike from the mistakes of his new hard-drinking crew. As Sean sees that he’s not cut out to be an alcoholic, Franco cannot shake his feelings for Natalie.

As the sighting of Jimmy Keefe’s ghost has the firehouse on edge, Tommy looks to repair his many failed relationships as Colleen blames him for coming between her and her boyfriend.