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Tommy and Janet are brought together by a sudden tragedy in the Gavin family. Meanwhile, the crew becomes concerned when Jerry fails to show up for work. Mike looks for advice about his ... See full summary »

Director:

Peter Tolan

Writers:

Peter Tolan (created by), Denis Leary (created by)

Stars:

Denis Leary, Michael Lombardi, James McCaffrey

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Denis Leary	...	Tommy Gavin
Michael Lombardi	...	Mike Silletti
James McCaffrey	...	Jimmy Keefe
Jack McGee	...	Chief Jerry Reilly
Steven Pasquale	...	Sean Garrity
Andrea Roth	...	Janet Gavin
John Scurti	...	Kenneth 'Lou' Shea
Daniel Sunjata	...	Franco Rivera
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bill Belichick	...	Funeral Attendee
Deanne Bray	...	RoseMary
Charles Durning	...	Michael Gavin
Stuart Evered	...	Man
Jennifer Ferrin	...	Sara
Rafael Fuentes	...	Mourner
Trevor Heins	...	Connor Gavin

Storyline

Tommy and Janet are brought together by a sudden tragedy in the Gavin family. Meanwhile, the crew becomes concerned when Jerry fails to show up for work. Mike looks for advice about his sexuality, while Maggie surprises Sean with a spontaneous decision about their wedding.

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Plot Keywords:

death of brother | death of son | 

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Genres:

Drama | Comedy

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 August 2006 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

47 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

You will see Kenny Shea's new girl, the "semi-nun" Theresa at Johnny's funeral standing beside Kenny when they move to Sean and Maggie's wedding. She also quietly scolds Kenny and Tommy when they are the only ones to clap after they are pronounced. She is also seen dancing at the wake/party after. She never speaks though. Then, in "Beached" (ep. #3.13), when Kenny takes Tommy to dinner and they meet Theresa there, she says "Kenny told me about your brother, I'm so sorry, how's your family?"

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Quotes

Funeral Director: [while looking at caskets for Johnny funeral] This is why it considered the Mercedes Benz of the caskets.
Kenny Shea: How Much?
Funeral Director: Fifteen Thousand.
Kenny Shea: And the cemetery fees, the cost of the embalment, the wake?
Funeral Director: I have to sit down in front of the computer?
Kenny Shea: Ball Park.
Funeral Director: About forty thousand dollars.
Kenny Shea: Jesus it be cheaper to buy a used Mercedes and put him in the trunk and drive him off the bridge. Tom what do you think?
Tommy Gavin: [pointing to a cheaper wooden casket] How much is this one?
Kenny Shea: The Honda Civic?
[...]

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Connections

References Mean Streets (1973)

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