1x03 The World Will Break Your Heart - The Black Donnellys Episode Guide

The Black Donnellys

- Episode 01x03

Episode: 01x03
Title: The World Will Break Your Heart
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 103
First Aired: Mar. 12, 2007

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The Black Donnellys - 01x03 The World Will Break Your Heart

Summary: A guilt-ridden Tommy is shocked when Kate, Huey's widow, asks him to hold Huey's wake at the Firecracker. At the wake, the brothers discover that their taps are dry, which sends Kevin and Joey Ice Cream out to find alcohol. However, the best they can come up with is kosher wine. Jimmy arrives to pay his respects and Dokey begins to think that Huey may have been killed by Jimmy, leading to a standoff.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Derek 'Dokey' Farrell	played by Peter Greene
Mrs. Donnelly	played by Kate Mulgrew
Alo	played by Michael Rispoli
Huey Farrell	played by Chris Bauer
Samson	played by James Badge Dale
Kate Farrell	played by Molly Schaffer
Vinnie Culiari	played by Brian Tarantina
Father Dufelt	played by Dick Latessa
Kim	played by Adelia Saunders

	Season 1 / Episode 3: - The World Will Break Your Heart Tommy Donnelly: [about why the liquor clerk is going to give them the alcohol] Your daughter has a crush on Kevin and if you don't do it, he's going to date her.
	Season 1 / Episode 3: - The World Will Break Your Heart Joey Ice Cream: This is crazy. Do we have credit? Do we have money? Do we even have a way to transport the alcohol if it were to fall from the sky? Kevin Donnelly: Remember when we were kids and had a contest to see who could shut up the longest? Kevin Donnelly: No. Who won?

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

CHAR: When Kevin and Joey go get the alcohol, Kevin is driving the taxi. But Tommy says in the pilot that Kevin can't drive.
CONT: Tommy's hair changes from neat to messy to wet at Huey’s wake.

TRIVIA

When Helen Donnelly (Kate Mulgrew) goes to the hospital and dismisses Kimmy from Sean's bedside, Kim is reading a paperback edition of "All Souls: A Family Story From Southie". The book is a memoir about growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family in a working class neighborhood in South Boston, and his brothers involvement with Irish mob in Southie at the time. The mother in the book is also named Helen.