Rescue Me
- Release Date
- July 21, 2004
- Cast
- Denis Leary , Adam Ferrara , Mike Lombardi , Steven Pasquale , Andrea Roth , John Scurti , Daniel Sunjata , Larenz Tate
- Main Genre
- Drama
- Seasons
- 7
Summary
The struggles and triumphs of the men in New York City's 62 Truck, starring Denis Leary as firefighter Tommy Gavin.
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