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"Rescue Me" is FX's excellent dramedy that features a castmember's band's music in the season's soundtrack. Hard-rock upstart band Apache Stone will make a sustained multi-media splash over the course of the next several months, with a self-titled debut album completed, and a major continuing part in "Rescue Me." The founder, lead singer and chief songwriter is the young actor Michael Lombardi, introduced to the public in 2004 as Mike Silletti, the .probie. - newly-hired probational rookie - in the firehouse of FX's multiple Emmy-nominated dramedy. Other band members include Hank Woods, guitar; David Leatherwood, bass & background vocals; Mark Greenberg, drums, and Nick Bacon, guitar. According to FX, in the new season, Apache Stone will be seen
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Q: Where the hell is that supposed stage version of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert? – Bryan, Houston, TX
The 2006 Sydney premiere of the Priscilla stage musical

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A: Slowly working its way around the world. The show, which opened in Sydney in 2006 (co-starring Bill Hunter, the only principle from the film), is set to open on London’s West End in March. Another production will open in Toronto later this year. There’s been speculation about a New York production, but nothing has been announced yet.
No new music was written for the musical; it includes all the pop songs from the original film, plus it throws in a few more.
Q: So what was the deal with Probie on Rescue Me? Is he bi? Straight? – Emma, Schenectady, NY
A: “Obviously he was bisexual, [but it was more] the need for love,
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Television Rating: 3.5/5.0 Chicago – Denis Leary, Peter Tolan, and Evan Reilly were forced to take a lot of time between “Rescue Me” seasons due to the writer’s strike but they’re back with an amazing 22-episode season planned for FX starting tonight, April 7th, 2009 at 9pm Cst. Seamlessly picking up where we left off, “Rescue Me” continues to entertain and maintain its tricky balance between goofy comedy and deadly serious subjects.
Not much has changed for Tommy Gavin (Leary). He’s still dealing with the ghosts of 9/11, still trying to keep his job on the 62 Truck, still battling alcoholism, still barely keeping his fragile relationships with his family together, and still dealing with crazy ex-girlfriends.

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The fifth season of “Rescue Me” opens just after the death of Tommy’s father (Charles Durning) at the end of season four. With most of ex-wife issues resolved, his
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