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Rescue Me 

An FX show about post-9/11 firefighters in New York. Denis Leary plays Tommy, a veteran firefighter who can't seem to move on after splitting up with his wife and the tragedy involving 9/11. It's a great show that combines tragedy with gut-busting laughs. You already know Leary is a funny guy, but he proves to be a talented actor (and writer) as well.
FX has done some great shows; The Shield, Nip/Tuck and now Rescue Me.
Rescue Me by Kyle January 29, 2005
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Rescue Me 

While it is also a popular show, "Rescue Me" is the BEST MADONNA SONG IN THE WORLD!

A refreshing change of pace from Madonna's usual frothy, effervescent songs of euphoric love such as "Material Girl" or "Lucky Star", "Rescue Me" is not really a "Into The Groove"-like dance song or a bouncy pop song such as "Holiday".

A song about a woman who cannot love, and feels like she's drowning because of her emotions.
"You bring me to my knees
While I'm scratching out the eyes
Of a world I want to conquer, and deliver, and despise,
And right when I am kneeling there
I suddenly begin to care,
It gives me hope that there could be
A person that loves me!

Rescue Me,
It's hard to believe
Your love has given me hope!
Rescue Me,
It's hard to believe
I'm drowning, baby throw out your rope!"
Rescue Me by je ne regrette pas August 25, 2011

rescuse me 

1. The act of re-excusing ones self, usually extremely shortly after you have already excused yourself in a short time frame.
You might say "excuse me", as you're passing by somebody.
*Two seconds later you have to pass by the same person again*
In this situation, you might say ....."Rescuse me".
rescuse me by Norm of the Words August 13, 2012
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