http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/10/10/BROTHERHOOD----Down-in-the-Flood-35-6.aspx The brother’s Caffee continue to indulge us with their tangled web of deceit, scandal & family values.  This week their cousin Colin Carr (Brian F. O’Byrne) shows up at the State House in search of Tom.  Tom welcomes him with open arms, hooks him up with a job & gives him a place to stay.  Rose, Tom & Michael’s (Jason Clarke & Jason Issacs) mother says that Colin is a bad seed and she wants nothing to do with him while he is in Providence.  Tom has his hands full with his failing marriage, the election and his cousin. Michael on the other hand finds himself equally in trouble.  He’s in deep water for taking it upon himself to kill Nozzoli’s sister’s brother to collect a debt for Freddie Cork.  Turns out Nozzoli does not take kindly to this offense and Freddie sends Michael & Moe Riley (Billy Smith) to right their wrong.  Nozzoli tells Michael he needs him to hijack a truck filled with Play Station3s.  Michael & Moe get ready for the takedown.  As they get out of Moe’s car Michel tells Moe to let him do the talking.  Of course this sort of foreshadowing only means that Moe is going to screw things up, which is exactly what happens.  Michael starts the heist out very calmly explaining to the truck driver that nothing will happen to him if he hands over the keys, walks away, counts to a thousand and then calls anyone he wants for help.  At this point Moe decides it’s a good idea to throw himself into the mix and he grabs the truck driver, rips him out of the truck and begins to wail on him.  It is the sort of thing that should be an option if necessary, but it wasn’t necessary and the truck driver ends up having a heart attack.  Moe is a moron and Michael is screwed.  Michael tells Moe to take the truck driver to the hospital and make sure he survives. He doesn’t survive. 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/2007/10/10/BROTHERHOOD----Down-in-the-Flood-35-6.aspx 77 60