Rescue Me

TV guest spots prove golden

source: Los Angeles Times

 CA One of the most buzzed-about guest stars is TV favorite Michael J. Fox, who appeared on "Rescue Me" as Dwight, a dark, pill-popping paraplegic who's dating the main character's ex-wife. Fox, a longtime friend of the show's creator and star, Denis Leary ...

Published Fri, Jun 5

Playing against type

source: Los Angeles Times

 CA By Christy Grosz When Denis Leary first approached his longtime friend Michael J. Fox about taking on the role of a paraplegic in the FX firefighter drama "Rescue Me," Fox was surprised, to say the least. "My first question was, 'You're aware I have ...

Published Fri, Jun 5

Emmys moved up a week to September 13th

source: From Inside the Box

Like will any of this season's "Rescue Me" be eligible? Dennis Leary has been doing the best work of his career and deserves a nomination either and don't want Emmy voters to forget about it if the first few episodes of this season will be forgotten by ...

Published Mon, Jun 1

Best star turns of the past season

source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat

 CA Michael J. Fox, "Rescue Me": The idea of Alex P. Keaton playing a hard-headed, alcoholic, womanizing jerk is a bit like casting Jimmy Stewart as Jack the Ripper. Fox pulls off the challenge with so much gusto, you quickly forget that he's somehow ...

Published Sun, May 31

Council Decides Against 15-Month Ad Agency Extension

source: The Dispatch

 MD Lifeguard and a spread in USA Today citing Ocean City as a value destination for the summer of 2009, as well as a cross marketing deal that will air the Rodney commercials in accordance with the popular cable show starring Dennis Leary, “Rescue Me. ...

Published Thu, May 28

TV's top star-turns

source: The Journal News / Lohud.com

 NY Michael J. Fox, "Rescue Me." Denis Leary's dark dramedy has long been the go-to destination for actors eager to scuff up their image, but the idea of Alex P. Keaton playing a hard-headed, alcoholic, womanizing jerk is a bit like casting Jimmy Stewart ...

Published Sun, May 24

A salute to some of TV season's best performances

source: Denver Post

 CO Michael J. Fox, "Rescue Me." Denis Leary's dark dramedy has long been the go-to destination for actors eager to scuff up their image, but the idea of Alex P. Keaton playing a hard-headed, alcoholic, womanizing jerk is a bit like casting Jimmy Stewart ...

Published Sun, May 24

10 TV performances that stand out in 2009

source: Kentucky.com

 KY Michael J. Fox, Rescue Me: Denis Leary's dark dramedy has long been the go-to destination for actors eager to scuff up their image, but the idea of Alex P. Keaton playing a hard-headed, alcoholic, womanizing jerk is a bit like casting Jimmy Stewart as ...

Published Thu, May 21