The Black Donnellys - Episode 102b

Priest: "Before I can even think about giving you absolution, you have to promise before God that you won’t ever do anything like this again. Can you do that?"
Joey (narrating): "Tommy didn’t need to promise. He already decided there was never a good enough reason to kill anybody ever again."

Joey: "The irony of Tommy trying to keep Jimmy in jail was that growing up most of his time was spent trying to do just the opposite."

Tommy: "The only way we get out of this is if nobody talks. Understand me. More people who know, the more chance it has of getting out."

Jimmy: "I'm not people. I'm your brother."

Episode 102b
God Is a Comedian (Web Only)

In this Web Only episode, Tommy is visting Jimmy in Jail but the visit turns quickly in a fight between both of them when Jimmy starts to think that Tommy doesn't want to help him. Meanwhile, Kevin goes after the witness who saw Jimmy stealing the truck full of shirts.

"God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh."

This is a reference to French philosopher and writer Voltaire. Voltaire was one of the greatest of all French authors, 1694-1778.

Joey: "Tommy's plan was to make things right with God and save what was left of his soul. The problem was he thought he could do that and still take care of his brothers. Which of course was the same plan that got him into all this trouble to begin with."

Jimmy: "You act like you just killed a guy for me or something."

Joey: "Tommy called asking me to bring him a crowbar. I didn't know why he was asking, but when somebody calls and asks for a crowbar, I figure I should bring one."

Cop: "Are you saying Tommy Donnelly never killed again? Because if I look stupid to you, I'd just like to know right up front."