Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Calm down, Mrs. Vaitkus.

What if there had been another kid up there?

What are we gonna do about this?

I scraped a piece off and ran a spectro on it.

Tom why not My car wouldn’t start

Stephen's not staying here anymore.

just take it out on weekends.

We gotta get out of here. The whole place is going up.

You didn't wait for back-up.

Two years ago, Swayzak didn't even know my name.

We're gonna wait.

Hi, Ronald. How you doing? Staying comfortable?

As supervising psychiatrist, I would describe

That was an accident.

The great communicator.

Let's move it, Brian. Stay on this line.

I'm afraid you're a little too late with this one.

Another backdraft.

Whoever fried Seagrave and Cosgrove

You scare me now.

Wrong question.

He never calls He never writes

especially since I don't remember much.

You're ready, all right.

I'm gonna be that good someday.

Is Rimgale getting any better?

Tell him about us down on State Street.

That's my nephews, God damn it.

You got somewhere to go, go.

"Probationary fireman, Brian McCaffrey,

You were wrong.

I did it for the department!

I think I better change the view.

And a case of Scotch to the Captain at station assignments.

Think I can get on the cover of Life Magazine?

Get over there. Keep them busy.

It's only our son, for Christ's sake.

"on his first fire, showed the bravery

It's jumping floors.

Thought old Marty was acting a little strange.

Honor guard, dismissed!

And when you got bored? What did you do?

A couple of crows!

They are a cakewalk.

He's just doing his job.

You know something?

He told me he likes those piano lessons you got him taking.

If anybody's lights are about to go out,

I don't know, Axe. I don't know.

but she won't flash. Go high in the ceiling.

I think I got a little problem here.

Chinese sponge cake?

Since Ebanks shut down 34, there’s no fucking backup.

They're not saying.

I'm his lieutenant.

You watch. You'll see.

Where's my brother?

I'll have to call him back.

So this is that big city job you were talking about.

Hello, 51. 51 to follow 17 in the truck.

I'm sorry lever thought you...

You never know when to quit, do you?

Hold on. I'm talking to the fire chief.

"of a 1972 Pulitzer Prize-winning photo

Four years ago I was punching a cash register.

17's on the roof.

I talked to Chief Fitzgerald.

This is my office. Impressive?

Just some old stuff Adcox gave me,

You set me up with those chemicals.

I didn't until you came looking for chemicals,