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Uncle Teddy appears surprisingly stoic after a staggering personal loss, but finally bursts at the seams and has the gang cornered. Janet and Sheila's plan goes haywire and leaves a trail of destruction in its wake.

A failed rescue attempt leaves the guys in the dumps and Tommy tending bar to relive tension. Meanwhile, Franco climbs into the ring against a friend of Carla.

Tommy has rocky encounters with Janet and Sheila, and an encounter with Kelly that isn't as rocky. Meanwhile, the guys go grocery shopping with the newly domesticated Lou.

A headstrong woman who was recently saved by the crew, Kelly, continues to search for men round the firehouse. Tommy tells Kelly she cannot have Damien, as Lou plays a buffer between Tommy and Needles.

A trash-talking woman shows up at the firehouse looking for a date; Janet gives Tommy an ultimatum; Needles and Lou instigate a battle of the sexes; Sean has a new medical problem.

A party is ruined at Mike's bar by a mob of women. Meanwhile, Lou and Mike make some important personal decisions; and Tommy is given an ultimatum by Sheila and Janet.

Tommy is cleaning the firehouse as punishment for yet another antiauthoritarian outburst when a mysterious woman strolls through. Meanwhile, Tommy's family confronts him about his drinking.

As Damien joins 62 Truck, Sheila reminds Tommy of his promise to watch out for him. Meanwhile, Janet gives Tommy guidelines for their relationship; the guys attend a memorial dedication for a firefighter who died on 9/11; and Sean is released from the hospital, vowing to live life to the fullest.

Franco has his first FDNY-tournament fight, and he and Carla have an encounter outside the gym; Candy cooks dinner for Lou; the guys have a surprise for Sean when they visit him in the hospital, and he has one for them. The guys also plan an outing for the kids in the cancer ward.

Tommy deals with a particularly horrific accident on the job and he questions his feelings in a dream sequence with his dead father, brother and son, and Jimmy Keefe After. Meanwhile, Sean has an unwanted visitor at the hospital; and Lou has a very-much-wanted visitor to his apartment.

The guys go to the hospital to pay Sean a visit. Katy returns from school and wants a family dinner…one which will include Black Shawn and Colleen. Lou and Tommy make a bet regarding the women in their lives.

Mickey finds out that Thomas has begun drinking once again. Sheila learns that Tommy and Janet have been sleeping together. Needles learns from Sean about his upcoming cancer surgery. Meanwhile, Franco meets a woman in the gym and Lou has an encounter with Candy.

Tommy and Mike must find a way to mend their fences at work; Sheila tries to get Tommy to control his drinking with her leverage; Lou must relive an unpleasant memory; Franco heads back to the boxing ring; and Sean has his heart-to-heart talk with his mother.

Tommy takes heat from both Needles and Dwight, and receives offers from Janet and Sheila; Sean tells his mother about his illness; black Shawn sees Colleen again; and Franco's boxing skills are tested.

Tommy is being haunted by ghosts, not just from 9/11, but also his father, brother Johnny and cousin Jimmy. Meanwhile, the health of Sean continues to deteriorate, and black Sean is still missing. Also, Lou and Needles try to convince Franco into entering the FDNY boxing tournament, Mike and Damien become good friends, and a nervous young man comes into the bar at closing time.

Franco finds a new way to vent his frustrations regarding 9/11, joining the FDNY boxing team. Tommy, still reeling from the 9/11 footage, is trying to keep his grasp on sobriety and sanity intact, and finds an unlikely source for comfort. Lou and Tommy are still not speaking but have to put their differences aside when a friend is stuck in a dangerous apartment fire; Mike's bar is the newest hotspot for ladies and booze, but a group of rivals soon shake things up.

Tommy takes Genevieve on a tour of Ground Zero and tells her why the 9/11 footage of Jimmy Keefe was so haunting. And Franco's 9/11 conspiracy theories come under attack. Literally. Meanwhile, Mike's bar proves to be a success; Tommy and Lou have a falling out; and Janet tells Tommy why she sent Katy to an upstate boarding school.

After a run in with Janet's brash new boyfriend, Tommy grows concerned about Katie's whereabouts. Sheila is finally able to come to terms with Jimmy's death as Damien makes the decision to follow in his father's footsteps.

The calls from Tommy's AA sponsee increase as Tommy attempts to navigate a touchy issue with Colleen. Genvieve's interviews spark controversial viewpoints in the firehouse.

The calls from Tommy's AA sponsee increase as Tommy attempts to navigate a touchy issue with Colleen.

While awaiting the section 8 hearing, Tommy is coerced by Mickey to get a AA sponsor and gets into a fight with Janet's new boyfriend. Meanwhile, a French reporter asks for a first hand account of 9/11 from the guys. Teddy goes into a funk, still grieving over his brother. Also, Sheila becomes a Big Sister; and Mike buys himself a bar.

Tommy copes with the loss of his father and a new man in Janet's life. Sheila finds a different way to deal with her issues while Sean, Franco, and Mike concoct a surefire way to get rich and laid.

The spotting of Jimmy's "ghost" is the talk of the firehouse. When Sheila hears about it, she investigates. Colleen blames Tommy for her failed relationship. Franco and Natalie come to an understanding, while Lou, Mike and Latrina come to an understanding of their own and Tommy spends time with his father.

Tommy plays hero in someone else's uniform which causes confusion in the firehouse. Colleen suffers heartbreak and takes it out on Tommy. Natalie asks Franco for a favor.

The sighting of Jimmy's “ghost” is the talk of the firehouse; Colleen blames Tommy for her failed relationship, and Tommy figures out a way to fix his own. Meanwhile, Franco and Natalie come to an understanding, as do Lou, Mike and Latrina; Tommy and his father take in a ball game.

Tommy plays hero in someone else's uniform, confusing the crew; Colleen finds a new reason to get upset with Tommy; Natalie asks Franco for a favor; a rift between Mike and Black Shawn nearly leads to blows; and Tommy makes a move on the chief's daughter. This does not please the chief.

Tommy goes on a second date with Beth for the sake of the crew. He also sees Valerie again, and makes a trade with Colleen. Meanwhile, Black Shawn proves himself in an unexpected arena; Franco sees what he has lost; and Lou finds something very attractive about Latrina.

The Gavins attend their first AA meeting; Tommy turns to Colleen for information about Janet; Richie tells Franco the truth about Natalie; and Lou mulls revenge on his cousin.

The Gavin clan stages an intervention after several disturbing family calls; the mysterious woman from the restaurant leaves Tommy wanting more; Janet must take matters into her own hands to get her baby back; and a depressed Mike calls Tommy in a moment of despair.

Janet plots revenge when she learns what Tommy did with the baby; Franco questions his marriage proposal to Natalie in light of Alicia and Keela's return; and Tommy faces his ghosts.

A devastating fire has a profound effect on the crew; Tommy wrestles with his feelings about the baby; Alicia returns with a proposition for Franco; Troy breaks up with Sheila while Lou makes a tough decision about Theresa; and Sean apologizes to Mike about the fire he set that burned down Mike's mother's house.

Tommy and Janet deal with revelations about the baby; Sean learns a secret that Mike has been trying to hide; the new probie holds the guys to their agreement about doing no “probie” work; and Lou's cousin Mike visits.

The firehouse gets a new chief (Jerry Adler), who is rumored to possess a very special gift; Tommy suffers embarrassment during a hockey game against the NYPD; Franco works up the nerve to propose to Natalie while Sean tries to talk Maggie out of a divorce; and Sheila makes a surprising proposition as Janet's depression deepens.

Emotions flare up when the crew learns about Jerry's death; Tommy's manhood is called into question after some embarrassing romantic encounters; and Lou resorts to blackmail to recruit Bart (Larenz Tate) as the new probie for the house basketball team.

Tommy encounters Colleen's boyfriend and sparks fly; Jerry learns he flunked his physical and is given a desk job; Uncle Teddy, hiding from Ellie, breaks into prison guard Lenny's apartment; Sheila goes out with the man who pulled her from the beach house, while Tommy keeps avoiding Nona (Jennifer Esposito), the volunteer firefighter who rescued him from the blaze; and Mike seeks Tommy's advice on how to deal with his dying mother's request that he kill her.

Sheila lies to Tommy when he confronts her about the beach-house fire. But they present a united front to the insurance investigators, as embarrassing as it is for Tommy. Meanwhile, Lou is determined to get a basketball ringer (Larenz Tate) to be 62 Truck's new probie; Uncle Teddy is released from jail; Colleen runs away with her rock-musician boyfriend; and Mike's mother has a deathbed request.

As the fourth season begins, Janet has given birth to a baby boy---whom she fears prefers Tommy to her. But Tommy has a bigger problem: He's suspected of starting the beach-house fire. Meanwhile, Jerry's son asks him to be his best man at his commitment ceremony; Richie wants Franco to marry Natalie; Lou and Theresa get distracted in church; and the volunteer firefighter (Jennifer Esposito) who rescued Tommy from the beach house takes an interest in him---and isn't shy about letting him know.

Tommy and Janet decide on a course of action as it pertains to her pregnancy and after the child is born, but is reluctant to tell her about the plans he was making with Sheila.

Franco becomes upset with himself about how has been handling his daughter and goes to see her. Meanwhile, many of the crew are planning how they are going to leave 62 Truck.

Yet another family tragedy strikes at the Gavins, the outcome of which may bring Tommy and Janet close again as they try to deal with the outcome and Chief Reilly uncharacteristically doesn't show up for work or call. The crew begins to worry and goes to check on him.

Maggie and Sean make a spontaneous decision about their future together and Mike turns to a spiritual figure to seek advice about his sexuality.

Tommy's dad decides to take off while Tommy is gone after they have an argument about their living situation and Tommy has a problem with Lou when he brings home someone that Tommy in uncomfortable with.

Sean and Maggie decide to have a Catholic wedding and go to see the priest. It doesn't turn out to quite the way that Sean had imagined it would.

Two people in Tommy's life are struck down in what may be the final straw for Tommy.

Tommy and Johnny have it out again when Tommy meets with Janet about how they are going to deal with their situation and what they are going to tell the rest of the family. Also Tommy continues to be a Stacks bedside while he fights for his life.

Franco makes an effort to become better friends with Natalie's brother, Richard, and it takes their relationship to a new place.

Teddy and Ellie's conjugal visits begin to be a let down to Ellie because of where they are and she starts to make changes to increase the mood. Meanwhile, Mike finally puts in his transfer forms to Chief Perolli.

Tommy is beginning to worry that the one thing in his life that appears to be stable, his crew, may be starting to break apart and he is concerned how it will effect his own career. Sheila makes a proposition to Tommy when he confides in her.

Franco's new girlfriend, Natalie, finally shows him why she is apprehensive about him coming to her place. Meanwhile, the Chief gets some advise about his life and how he may want to deal with his wife. Also, Probie comes clean to the crew about him and Chris.

Johnny begins to reach out towards Tommy, but with news that he believes Tommy won't want to hear.

Tommy has a stand-off with a wise-ass NYPD hockey player that leads to another one of his emotional breakdowns in the locker room.

Meanwhile, Lou finally gets his life's second wind and decides to get off his dead ass and not let what happened to him and Candi destroy his life. Also Franco finds himself with a woman who might seem like someone with whom he could have a serious relationship with.

Tommy and Angie, Sean and Maggie, Probie and Chris, Jerry and Rose, and Teddy and Ellie all come to the point where they have to make important decisions about where their relationships are going.

Tommy and Angie decide to show off their fake relationship right in front of Janet and Johnny at a NYPD reception and banquet, but Sheila sees it and is furious at Tommy and Angie together.

Sean thinks about getting back with Maggie after her new found interest in his manly side and Mike picks up a woman he is attracted to much to Chris' dislike.

Franco knows about Chief Reilly's other job and gets Tommy to go over to it to hassle him a bit.

Sean begins to sleepwalk when he accidentally takes some of Tommy's sleeping pills instead of the painkillers he was after.

Meanwhile, Angie finally agrees to go out on a fictional date with Tommy in hopes of making Janet and Johnny jealous.

Also, Lou has a heart to heart with his Uncle Red that helps him get through an incident during a fire that almost cost him and another one in his house their lives.

After hearing how well Angie, Johnny's ex, is doing from Sheila, Tommy decides to look her up in an attempt to make Johnny jealous.

The teacher that was sleeping with Damian is arrested for the statutory rape of three other teens and there's more to her that may also affect Tommy.

Franco cannot find his daughter, Keela, and Sean takes action against Maggie about her other four boyfriends. Meanwhile, Jerry finally invites Rose to spend the night with him.

The boys of 62 Truck are on their way to a cardiac call in Harlem when they spot a school bus that has tipped over on it's side. They decide to help and sent another Truck to Harlem and are lambasted in the media by Rev. Al Sharpton for it.

Franco's relationship is getting more serious with Alicia. He begins to think there is more Alicia's attraction to him than just him.

Sean finally tells Tommy about him and Maggie and Sheila has a proposal for Tommy that would shake the family around again.

Tommy attempts to end the relationship of Damian and Mrs. Turbody, but it may lead him to a situation that is equally as problematic for him.

Franco starts a relationship with Alicia, the older woman he met at the Lotus while on guys night out, and she begins to become more involved with his life.

Plus, some of the other boys of 62 Truck are having a bit of their own problems, including Sean continuing to keep his relationship with Maggie a secret from Tommy and Lou's drinking.

The boys from 62 Truck decide to go out after discovering their private lives aren’t quite what they used to be. While at the Lotus, Franco becomes intrigued with a beautiful older woman who is checking him out from across the bar.

Chief Reilly comes to realize that paying for Jeanie’s care may be a bigger burden on himself than he thought and turns to a friend that’s not doing well himself for help and Sean continues to mull over whether or not to tell Tommy about him and Maggie.

Also, Tommy’s dad is celebrating his 83rd birthday with family and friends when Tommy makes a shocking discovery that will rip his family apart.

Janet won't have any communication with Tommy since the death of their son, Connor. After months of using a middle man, she finally gives him a sit down to discuss their future.

Meanwhile, Sheila asks Tommy to discuss with Damian what she found in one of his drawers. It could lead to a uncomfortable situation with someone at Damian's school.

Also, the boys of 62 Truck make a personal decision that could drive each of them insane.

Tommy's need for retaliation against his son's killer begins to deepen, as Janet's sees her plans for a rekindled marriage dashed. Jerry finally takes the necessary steps for his ailing wife, and Sean begins to question his faith in the aftermath of Connor's death. Meanwhile, the station house finds itself shaken by some additional news.

Mike tells Sean about a health issue he's been coping with, and Chief Reilly braces for the worst period of his wife's illness. Tommy's estranged sister returns to the fold as the Gavins prepare to read off Mrs. Ng's will. Meanwhile, as Tommy and Janet continue with plans to reunite, they are suddenly faced with the tragic death of their son.

Tommy and Janet are devastated by the death of their son. And it's driving them apart.

Garrity wonders about the existence of God, Jerry has to make a difficult decision about his wife, Lou learns something about his new girlfriend, Candy, and Laura has a shocking announcement for Franco and the rest of the crew.


Season Finale

Mike tells Sean about a potentially serious health problem he may be suffering from.

Tommy's estranged sister, Maggie, shows up unexpectedly as Mrs. Nig's will is about to be read.

Jerry's wife's illness worsens, and he doesn't know what to do.

Tommy and Janet's relationship takes steps towards repair.

Sheila asks Tommy to convince her young son not to be a fireman.

In order to make Laura jealous, Franco goes out on a blind date, but he doesn't get what he expects.

Tommy sets out to prove to his hockey teammates that he hasn't changed.

When Tommy, Mickey and Johnny begin to investigate Father Murphy, they find some information that casts a bad light on their relative.

Laura starts thinking that one of the crew members is secretly harboring romantic feelings for her.

Sheila begs Tommy to help her in a dispute between her and her new girlfriend.

Tommy starts taking Janet's antidepressants in order to rekindle their relationship, completely changing his personality, much to the dismay of the crew.

Franco pleads with the guys to help him get Laura back.

When an accident nearly takes his life, Tommy's ideas about faith are challenged.

Chief Reilly invites the crew to a birthday party for his son's boyfriend, but he doesn't quite know what he's in for.

Laura learns a devastating secret about Franco, just as their relationship is getting more serious.

Tommy finds himself being tempted by a woman who's off-limits and also has to suddenly make a decision about the future of his family.

Tommy finds himself keeping vigil at the bedside of a young boy who was critically injured in a fire, alongside the boy's devastated mother.

Chief Reilly learns a little more than he wants to know about his gay son's relationship.

Lou comes up with a plan to attract the attention of an old girlfriend, as immoral as it may be.

Lou regrets participating in the FDNY bone marrow donation program when he meets the miserable and ungrateful person whose life he has saved.

Sean becomes suspicious of his new girlfriend, who he met when she reported a fire, when he discovers her habit of dating firemen.

Franco's worsening painkiller addiction puts his young daughter at risk.

Tommy tries to learn the truth about Sheila's pregnancy, while executing a new plan to take his kids back from Janet.

Tommy wonders if his father has been living a double life after a priest delivers some startling news.

When Jerry discovers just how far his wife's mind has slipped, he is forced to ask for help from his estranged and gay son.

When Laura files a complaint against Lou, the whole crew is ordered to undergo sensitivity training, which doesn't go exactly as planned.

Now that Colleen is home, Tommy comes up with a plan to get the rest of his kids back from Janet.

Meanwhile, Tommy starts to suspect that Sheila is hiding something from him.

Tommy looks to his cousin Mickey, who is now an ex-priest, for help in understanding the bizarre visions he's been having since he stopped drinking.

When Lou allows a disagreement with Laura to escalate, the crew tries to help Laura understand the essence of male camaraderie.

Tommy is put in danger during a fire when a miscommunication happens between Chief Reilly and Mike "the Probie".

Tommy's dad is shocked when Teddy turns up in the last place he would ever expect.

Chief Reilly and Lou have trouble convincing the crew to allow Tommy back into the firehouse, until a huge warehouse fire reveals a secret about Tommy's replacement, Sully.

Tommy's dad returns from his trip around the world with a new wife and a brand new lifestyle.

Franco and Laura take their friendship to a new level while Mike finds himself stalking his ex-girlfriend.

Sheila can't bring herself to be honest with Tommy about the baby.

When Tommy discovers where Janet has taken the kids, the only way he can get time off to find them is by joining his new firehouse's competitive Barbershop Quartet.

Lou and Chief Reilly conspire to get Tommy back into the old firehouse, but the rest of the crew is getting attached to Tommy's replacement, Sully, who's a gourmet cook with great people skills.

Mike has trouble controlling his emotions when his girlfriend Teresa breaks up with him.

Tommy Gavin is on the verge of destruction. He has spent the last few months looking for his wife who has kidnapped his three kids, dealing with being in a new, uneventful firehouse after a volatile split with his old crew, coming to terms with the fact that his dead cousin's wife, Sheila, is now pregnant with his baby. Tommy is also engaged in a furious battle with his alcohol addiction. At this point, Tommy's only wish is to have his old life back.

At the firehouse, a new firefighter, Sully, has replaced Tommy and is winning over everyone in the house except for Jerry and Lou who remain hopeful that they can get Tommy back on the crew.

Season Premiere

The hockey game rematch between the NYPD and the FDNY hockey teams is right around the corner and Tommy must figure out a plan to save himself from being pummeled by the cops of the NYPD who have it out for him.

Tommy's relationship with Sheila is discovered by the guys and they must adhere to tradition to handle it in their own way.

When Tommy is visited by his demons during a fire, Franco comes to his aid... with devastating results.

Season Finale

When Janet needs more money to cover house repairs, Tommy turns to Uncle Teddy and his 'little' friend to help him out with extra cash.

When Franco's father has a stroke, Franco finds himself trying to juggle work and raising his young daughter on his own.

Meanwhile, a goodwill tribute to the firefighters lost in 9/11 goes awry and the firehouse is put in jeopardy.

While Tommy attempts to make reason of the chaos in his life, he continues to defy death while pulling dangerous stunts on the job.

Lou admits his infidelity to his wife and receives an unexpected surprise.

When tragedy strikes his family, Tommy must come to the rescue of his father.

Even as he tries to keep his affair with Sheila a secret, Tommy struggles to help Janet in a financial crunch. He must turn to his Uncle Teddy to help him out.

The new female addition to the house fights to be accepted by the guys while they do everything they can to drive her nuts.

Just as Mike is getting fed up from sleeping on the firehouse couch, he is offered a helping hand with a free place to stay...at a steep price.

When Tommy discovers a secret that Janet is keeping from him, he must come to terms with the possible consequences.

At the firehouse, Chief Reilly preps the boys for the arrival of a new female crew member.

With the help of Franco and Sean, Tommy tracks down the man responsible for Billy's death.

Tommy attempts to handle the insanity of his father while defending Colleen's new lifestyle to Janet.

At the firehouse, Sean and Mike the Probie unknowingly launch a full blown wager among the crew.

When Tommy asks for extra vacation time, Chief Reilly tips him off on how to get a free two week vacation from headquarters.

While building a deck for Tommy's neighbor, Tommy takes advantage of his 'free' advice which leads him to make a bold move in reconciling with Janet. However, he then finds himself relying too heavily on this advice.

Tommy makes a breakthrough by convincing Janet to leave Roger. However it's wasted when Janet discovers his latest fling.

The boys convince Sean to date a woman but neglect to tell him that 'she' is actually a 'he.'

Franco discovers he can't shake his new found fatherly instincts.

Tommy comes to terms with the reality of his broken family as a result of a shocking experience with his father.

When a freak accident occurs, Franco must make a life-changing decision and finally take responsibility for Keela, his young daughter.

Chief Reilly is forced to expose a family secret in order to save his career.

A 'friendly' date between Tommy and the widow of his dead cousin takes a unexpected turn when she makes a move on Tommy.

Franco's ex-girlfriend shows up at the firehouse and claims he's the father of her five year-old daughter, turning his life upside down.

Tommy decides to make life a living hell for his wife's new boyfriend by wreaking havoc on his business and finances.

Meanwhile, Chief Reilly faces possible suspension as the result of an altercation with a fellow firefighter and Lou decides to share his poetry.

When a retired gay firefighter makes a published claim that several firemen who died in 9/11 were closeted gays, Chief Reilly is determined to set the record straight.

While attempting to mask the pain of losing his wife and kids, Tommy does Jimmy a favor and spies on his widow which leads to a surprising discovery.

The probie must deal with the unexpected repercussions of being a hero after making his first save in a fire.

Tommy Gavin is a firefighter with 62 Truck of the FDNY. He's somewhat of a troubled soul. He's still having trouble with the loss of his best friend, cousin, and firefighter - Jimmy. Jimmy was lost and on 9/11 and Tommy still sees him in his mind and talks to him. Additionally, he sees children he's tried to save that didn't make it as well.

Tommy and his wife, Janet, are in the middle of getting a divorce and Tommy is having a hard time with her seeing other men. It's not easy as she lives across the road with their three children.

The other guys of 62 truck have their own quirks including womanizing, gambling problems, and depression. They all play if off as it's no big thing, but each will undoubtedly have to deal with their demons in their own way.