http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/08/23/RESCUE-ME----High.aspx See, this is why recovering alcoholics are so lame. They get all high and mighty and start believing in God and all that crap. Oh, and they’re no fun at all at parties. The Gavin family is no different, as they discuss their spirituality at the first family Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. Of course, that ends in a big family brawl, but I guess that’s to be expected with this clan. They certainly set the bar low in terms of family values. And you know Tommy’s gotta get his two cents in, as he does so eloquently in a classic Tommy diatribe to the boys at the house. “There ain’t enough God to go around here,” he laments. He’s got a point – it ain’t easy to be a life-saver. But you don’t see God going around complaining about it, do you? But I digress. And so does Tommy, as he ends up sitting on the other side of a confession booth as he tries to find some clarity at church. His advice to a wayward young lady who has unknowingly confessed her sins to an alcoholic firefighter (and not a priest): Say a Hail Mary – but only the last part. He never could remember the last couple lines. As if we weren’t feeling pious enough, the big man upstairs comes into play even more as Lou barely avoids a falling piece of burning building, just as he tells Tommy, “May God strike me down.” Good timing, Lou. en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/08/23/RESCUE-ME----High.aspx 77 60