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Omar
Innit. I already knew about that, but I only just saw the episode....
The Wire Season 5 Discussion - **Spoilers**
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Innit. I already knew about that, but I only just saw the episode....
Orangesanlemons
Inamorati Anonymous
So are we allowed to discuss the series in this "The Wire Season 5 Discussion **Spoilers**" thread yet or not? 
Elvis Parsley
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just consumed the last episode
off to bed to fart and digest
good show
off to bed to fart and digest
good show
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
as have I.
Fucking brilliant. Lets hope them Barksdale movie rumors flesh out.
God what can I turn to for quality TV now
Fucking brilliant. Lets hope them Barksdale movie rumors flesh out.
God what can I turn to for quality TV now
as have I.
Fucking brilliant. Lets hope them Barksdale movie rumors flesh out.
God what can I turn to for quality TV now
Indeed , I'm already missing the sartorial/lascivious wit of The Bunk
Unfortunatley it doesn't sound like there are going to be any movies any time soon. There is a pretty good interview with David Simon at http://blog.nj.com/alltv/2008/03/the_wire_david_simon_q_a.html (there are some spoilers in there so don't read it if you haven't seen the last episodes) and in it he says he doesn't have any more stories left. He has got something new coming out though
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Kill_(TV_series)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Kill_(TV_series)
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
shame, but ye never know. The animus might strike him again.
on a side note, only one thing has been bugging me about the finale. Stansfield getting angry about his name being dissed on the street, that whole enraged 'MY NAME IS MY NAME' moment.
Thought that was out of character for the cold, quiet bastard.
on a side note, only one thing has been bugging me about the finale. Stansfield getting angry about his name being dissed on the street, that whole enraged 'MY NAME IS MY NAME' moment.
Thought that was out of character for the cold, quiet bastard.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
That moment when he stood on the corner in his suit after having run the boys on it off of underscores your point.
It was just a side of him that you hadn't seen. Simon makes that point that
"Most of the guys who survive to get to Marlo's level, they come complete with their reputations. They did stuff on the street to get to the point where people would surround them. First you have to earn it, and after you've earned it, then comes the posse."
fcyjygfh7ou
This is an interesting article provided the stats are to be believed (it is the Economist after all).
http://www.economist.com/world/na/displaystory.cfm?story_id=11057088
This is an interesting article provided the stats are to be believed (it is the Economist after all).
http://www.economist.com/world/na/displaystory.cfm?story_id=11057088
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Bubbles having tea with his sister, upstairs.
No little internet face picture could ever describe how that made me feel.
I completely agree. I shed a tear, oh yes I did. A beautiful, if slightly sentimental, moment.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
To be honest, Bubbles redemption was soured by the kids descent to using.
As in a way, the other kid taking up Omar's path made something go 'click!' in my brain.
As in a way, the other kid taking up Omar's path made something go 'click!' in my brain.
This was the only part that struck me as being a little to pat. Dukie struck me as a kid who would never get involved with drugs, no matter what.
However its a minor grumble at what was a great piece of Television.
I still constantly watch and then re-watch McNaultys meeting with the FBI when they give him the profile of his serial killer and then his wake. Top stuff.
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