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Season 2 |
| 7 :02x01 - Sacrilege (Jan/16/2002) | | The D.A.'s daughter wants to ride along with a couple of cops so she can write a feature for her school newspaper, and McNeil and Pip are the lucky cops. McNeil treats the whole thing as a joke until they lose her in the city. Frank pretends to be a priest to catch a thief. Jan and the guys try to assist a "hot nun," but she turns out to be a little TOO hot. | | Guest Stars: Tamara Gorski as Hot Nun, Molly Jobe as 2nd Kimberly, Massimo Digiovanna as Altar Boy, Dylan Carusona as Counter Man, James Shanklin as Man in Suit, Page Johnson as Monsignor, Peter Tolan as Sean, Zena Grey as Kimberly, Peter Gerety as O'Malley | Director: Peter Tolan
Writer: Peter Tolan, Denis Leary (1) | | | |
| 8 :02x02 - Soup (Jan/23/2002) | | Frank is obsessed with a new soup place, and can't get enough of the soup, until he learns what may be in it. McNeil, Jan, and Pip are trying to find a missing ballerina, and it seems her disappearance may be linked to the soup. Ruben meets a suspect in Central Park, who he thinks he could be a mystical Indian chief with spiritual powers. | | Guest Stars: Harry Carnahan as Soup Guy, Curtiss Cook as Uniformed Cop, Page Johnson as Monsignor, Gary Farmer as Injun Joe, Evan Neumann as Teen B-Ball Player | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: Peter Tolan, Denis Leary (1) | | | |
| 9 :02x03 - Telescope (Jan/30/2002) | | Tommy "borrows" a telescope from a crime scene, and the guys use it to spy on a woman doing topless yoga in her apartment. They decide that they can't quite see enough of her, though. Jan is feeling lonely these days, so she takes a shot at "speed dating," and meets someone she thinks might be special. Frank plays a game with another precinct involving a dead body. | | Guest Stars: Rob Grader as Goofy Guy, Wendy Makkena as Karen McNeil, Johnny Irion as Folk Singer, Jimmy Smagula as Passive Guy, Sam Guncler as Dealer, Vinny Argiro as Cop, Michael Buscemi as Angry Guy, T. J. Kenneally as Eerie Guy, Elizabeth Hobgood as Daphne, Cameron Mathison as Brad | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: Denis Leary (1), Richard Dresser (1) | | | |
| 10 :02x04 - Gina (Feb/06/2002) | | McNeil discovers that Ruben is working as a security guard for actress Gina Gershon, and wants a piece of that action. Frank decides he needs to be in on this little opportunity also, so he and the rest of the guys take personal security jobs with other clients. Pip is in trouble when Adina finds a phone number in his pants pocket, and she worries that he is being unfaithful. Jan learns that Al has a naughty little secret. | | Guest Stars: Kelly Overton as Teenage Girl, Scott Wolf as Himself, Sara Surrey as Jan's Cousin, Todd Carroll as Carbello, Curtiss Cook as Uniformed Cop, Catherine McCord as Herself, Janet Hubert-Whitten as Adina Phillips, Gina Gershon as Herself, Joelle Carter (1) as Sharon, Michael Charles (1) as Garrity, Lea DeLaria as Kiki, Helen Hanft as Middle-Aged Woman | Director: Adam Bernstein
Writer: Denis Leary (1), Peter Tolan | | Songs: The Weather Girls -- It's Raining Men | | | |
| 11 :02x05 - Boss (Feb/13/2002) | | McNeil worries that his girlfriend is fooling around with her boss, completely ignoring the fact that he's fooling around on his wife. Frank and Tommy borrow money from the evidence room at work to make bets at the racetrack. Jan and Ruben finds their friendship suffers when they both want the same apartment, even though the previous owner was murdered inside. | | Guest Stars: Robert Krausz as Thin Guy, Wendy Makkena as Karen McNeil, Karyn Parsons as Toni, Eunice Wong as Crime Scene Worker, Mike Benitez as Dumpy Guy, John Joseph Gallagher (1) as Larry, George Palermo as Dave, Robert Turano as Johnny, Lenny Venito as Ozzie, Henry Strozier as Thurston | Director: Adam Bernstein
Writer: Mike Martineau | | | |
| 12 :02x06 - Quitter (Feb/27/2002) | | To prove to Karen that he doesn't actually have a drinking problem, McNeil swears to her that he'll quit drinking. While he doesn't buy any booze, he does start downing record amounts of cough syrup and taking some erectile dysfunction medications. Meanwhile, the gang is supposed to bust a group of weed users, but when they actually see the people involved and learn why the group is smoking pot, they no longer want to bust them. | | Guest Stars: Howard Pinhasik as Pharmacist, Georgine Hall as Elderly Lady, Keith Tisdell as Rastafarian Guy, Karyn Parsons as Toni, Michael Jaye (1) as Swinger, Sally Mayes as Cashier, Douglas D. McInnis as Jerry, Johnny Spanish as Tattoo Guy, Michael Charles (1) as Garrity, James Leo Ryan as Ex-Roadie, Wendy Makkena as Karen McNeil, Katie Kreisler as Tricia | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: Denis Leary (1), Peter Tolan | | | | | | |
| 14 :02x08 - Barbecue (Mar/13/2002) | | It's Pip and Adina's 25th wedding anniversary, and they throw a barbecue to celebrate. McNeil brings Karen but Toni wants to go too, so his affair is in danger of being revealed. Adina insists on a "proper" barbecue with no alcohol, smoking, or carousing, but with the precinct guys there it's unlikely Adina will have the kind of event she wants. Al opens a bar in the back, Tommy's violent girlfriend picks a fight with the next door neighbor, and McNeil spends the whole party trying to keep his women separated. | | Guest Stars: Mike Lisenco as Pip's Neighbor, Herb Downer as Reverend Shelby, Harry O'Reilly as Ron Kegler, Kellie Overbey Shane as Connie, Wendy Makkena as Karen McNeil, Janet Hubert-Whitten as Adina Phillips, Karyn Parsons as Toni | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: Mike Martineau | | Songs: The Wiseguys -- Start the Commotion | | | |
| 15 :02x09 - Betrayal (Mar/20/2002) | | Toni informs McNeil that she's going to tell his wife about their affair, and sees something interesting when she goes to McNeil's house. Frank is taken to the hospital because he thinks he is having a heart attack. The detectives suspect a kindly old man of killing his own wife. | | Guest Stars: Nasser Metcalfe as Doorman, Hugh Cole as Dr. Jenkins, Eliza Pryor Nagel as Counter Person, Glenn Fleshler as Kent, Chevi Colton as Mrs. Arntz, Joshua Biton as Dead Body, Harry O'Reilly as Ron Kegler, Eli Wallach as Mr. Weiss, Karyn Parsons as Toni, Wendy Makkena as Karen McNeil, John Kassir as Roger Weiss | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: Peter Tolan, Denis Leary (1) | | Songs: Joey Ramone -- What a Wonderful World | | | |
| 16 :02x10 - Neighbor (Apr/10/2002) | | McNeil thinks his good-looking neighbor, Ron, is hitting on Karen, so he sends Ruben and Al to spy on them while he investigates some dead pigeons. Tommy and Frank try to find a missing dog that belongs to Robert DeNiro. | | Guest Stars: Tessa Ghylin as Zoe, Wendy Makkena as Karen McNeil, Adrienne Carter (1) as DeNiro's Assistant, Chance Kelly as Cop, Crystal Bock as Woman, Valorie Hubbard as Jen, Douglas D. McInnis as Jerry, Rory Culkin as Davey McNeil, Harry O'Reilly as Ron Kegler | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: David Walpert | | | |
| 17 :02x11 - Gay (Apr/17/2002) | | While on an evening out with Toni, McNeil sees Frank coming out of a gay club with another man. He tells the rest of the precinct, so in their paranoia, they try to "out" Frank, and each other. Jan and Pip buy a couple of scales from a shady store clerk, but the scales are weighing everyone too heavy - for a good reason. | | Guest Stars: Matt Shea as Thin Guy, Tirlok Malik as Wiry Guy, Karyn Parsons as Toni, Ramsey Faragallah as Fleshy Guy, Charlotte Colavin as Jan's Mom, Glenn Howerton as Young Guy | Director: Tucker Gates
Writer: Denis Leary (1), Peter Tolan | | | |
| 18 :02x12 - Vacation (Apr/17/2002) | | McNeil gets caught pretending to be a firefighter during a drug bust, so his boss sends him to Miami on forced vacation to get him out of town. He should be relaxing and enjoying the pool with Toni, but first he gets a horrible sunburn, and then he thinks one of the hotel guests is a fugitive he's been trying to catch. | | Guest Stars: Brad Calcaterra as Disheveled Man, Mark Ledbetter (1) as Desk Clerk, Gina Merchan as Bikini Girl #2, Teresa Yenque as Maid, John Howard (1) as Pool Guy, John Boyle (1) as Mr. Lundberg, Stoney Westmoreland as O'Hara, Elizabeth Hubbard as Mother-in-Law, Samara Harris as Bikini Girl #1, Patrick Stogner as Small Boy, Robert Donlon Kelly (1) as Louis, Mike Lombardi (1) as Cabana Boy/Manuel, Karyn Parsons as Toni | Director: Peter Tolan
Writer: Denis Leary (1), Peter Tolan | | | | | | |
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