Denis Leary
Det. Mike McNeil
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- 1. Pilot Mar 14, 2001
- A New York detective tries to balance his personal and professional lives.
- 2. Elizabeth Mar 21, 2001
- The guys in the precinct compete for assignment to a harassment case involving Elizabeth Hurley.
- 3. Bathroom Mar 28, 2001
- McNeil is taken hostage by an escaped perpetrator and may miss his marriage counseling appointment.
May 24, 2005 · The critically-acclaimed, gritty comedy starring Denis Leary now on DVD! All 19 episodes on 4 DVDs! Mike McNeil (Denis Leary) is a self-medicating, hard-drinking, decorated New York City detective with a wife, a mistress and a crush on a coworker.
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The complete series was released on dvd in a 4-disc set that includes all 19 episodes from both seasons as well as extras like: Behind the Scenes footage, Cast Interviews, Promos, and an interview with both Denis Leary & producer Peter Tolan.
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All 19 episodes on 4 DVDs! Mike McNeil (Denis Leary) is a self-medicating, hard-drinking, decorated New York City detective with a wife, a mistress ... more ». and a crush on a coworker.
Sitcoms Online - The Job - The Complete Series DVD Review. TITLE: THE JOB - THE COMPLETE SERIES. Info: DVD Release Date: May 24, 2005 (Shout! Factory) MSRP: $49.98. Number of discs: 4. Number of episodes: 19. Running Time: Approx. 8 hours. Languages and subtitles: English-dolby digital stereo, closed captioning.
May 24, 2005 · The Job: The Complete Season shows Mike in all his obnoxiousness, and includes creators Leary and Peter Tolan’s commentary on five episodes, cast interviews, and a gag reel, as well as an ...
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The Job is an American single-camera sitcom that aired on ABC between March 14, 2001 and April 24, 2002. Several of the principal actors went on to either star or guest star in the FX network's Denis Leary-produced Rescue Me.
