#1
S1E11
Matthew 22:10
Michael's shadow hangs over everyone when all of "The Hill" comes together at a big Irish wedding.
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#2
S2E9
Call Letter Blues 1:2-6
Rose walks out on her family Thanksgiving morning, leaving the younger generations to pull the holiday together on their own.
#3
S3E1
Uneasy Lies the Head
In the third season debut, a disgruntled Tommy mulls a risky career change, and orders Declan to launch a secret corruption probe; Rose attempts to hide her deteriorating health at her birthday party.
#4
Birnam Wood Comes to Dunsinane
S3E8
#5
Vivekchaudamani: 51
S1E10
#6
The Lonesome Death of... 4:7-8
S2E3
#7
Only a Pawn... 1:7-8
S2E7
#8
Ecclesiastes 7:2
S1E9
#9
One Too Many Mornings 3:4-8
S2E1
#10
Not Dark Yet 3:5-6
S2E4
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Eileen worries that her family will never leave The Hill when Speaker Donatello draws Tommy back in to help pass the budget; Declan tries to link Tommy with Nozzoli; Rose's attachment to Colin fuels Michael's anger and paranoia.
#28
Give Me the Ocular Proof...
S3E5
#27
Let Rome Into Tiber Melt
S3E3
#26
Things Badly Begun
S3E2
#25
Genesis 27:39
S1E7
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