The Creative Arts Emmys were held Saturday night, and some big namesone the major awards.  The Guest Acting awards are usually the bigdraw, and this year was no exception.  On the Drama side, Ellen Burstynwon for

The one thing we can be sure is this: nobody will die after what happened on Rescue Me‘s season finale last night.

Things haven‘t gone pretty well for Tommy Gavin, hasn‘t it?  The current season of Rescue Me, which wraps up tonight, sees him being in between a rock and a hard place, sort of--one that floats questions about his friendships, his relationships, his priorities and himself.  He hasn‘t exactly kept off the bottle, either--can‘t blame him, not after slippery relationships, a missing sense of stability, and problems back at 62 Truck.

On tonight‘s episode of Rescue Me - "Mickey" - Tommy‘s (Denis Leary) pacts with Sheila (Callie Thorne) and Janet (Andrea Roth) are starting to unravel, while Gavin remains sexually adventurous, much to Tommy‘s chagrin.  Elsewhere, Garrity (Steven Pasquale) reveals his medical secret, while Tommy proclaims his recent drinking at an AA meeting, yet it was AA sponsor and defrocked priest Mickey (Robert John Burke) who delivers the final surprise.

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When was the last time you saw the Gavin family and the rest of the men of the New York City firehouse?  It seems like forever ago but luckily, the wait is finally over.  Tonight, FX brings back the acclaimed series

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"You‘re looking at 19 months off the air, which is technically cancellation, I believe," says Peter Tolan, Rescue Me writer and producer.  Due to the writers‘ strike, the FX dramedy series about New York firefighter Tommy Gavin (Dennis Leary) faces a prolonged break, which, in today‘s fast-paced world of ridiculously short attention span, almost automatically translates to fading into oblivion.  As new shows are being churned out by networks, even a critically acclaimed series like

Veteran actor Michael J. Fox is supposedly close to inking a contract with FX‘s Rescue Me for a multi-episode arc.  Entertainment Weekly reports that the former