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--- 183071577 |
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why was cutty so fucking gay |
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--- 183072666 |
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OP was the inspiration for his character |
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--- 183072710 |
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>game done changed |
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>nah, just got more fierce |
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sounds like it changed then you fucking idiot |
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>>183072666 |
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op bros im not feeling too good.... |
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--- 183072773 |
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his real name was butty |
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>>183072773 |
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--- 183072790 |
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>>183072710 |
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>game done got more fiercer dan it wuz befawww |
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Ftfy |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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all blacks are bisexual, its the white man who was forcing gender norms on them. |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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You’re retarded. Michael had been molested by his piece of shit stepdad and didn’t know how to react to a father figure trying to encourage and teach him (and Chris doesn’t count, as he was a more silent drill sergeant/older brother vibe). Cutty overheard the boys talking about him seeming homo because he cared about them, so his comment to Michael was overcompensation because he didn’t want Michael to think he was a gay groomer or some shit. |
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>>183072844 |
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>Michael had been molested by his piece of shit stepdad |
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thats never made clear, its possible Michael was the aggressor who raped or at the very least seduced his stepdad making the stepdad the real victim here. Things arent always black and white, if you're going to watch something as deep and well thought out as The Wire you should try paying attention to stuff beyond the surface level. |
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>>183072710 |
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It was more about how the rules haven't changed, but the people in the game had gotten more ruthless |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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Is the wire worth watching? |
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>>183072790 |
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Yerrrrrp! |
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>>183073430 |
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Pure kino start to finish. And season 5 has gotten less weird with modern viewing, with how much the media and journalism has been undressed in the last several years, showing how fucked up and fraudulent they can be. |
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--- 183073521 |
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thats the thing about the old days, they the old days |
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>>183073455 |
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i said how the hell you gon' ooplesnuutes in the fu'kalang jeuw'klenoots if you aint got no pooplesnuupes? |
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>>183073107 |
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shameful effort:quality ratio on this bait. Here's a (you) don't spend it all at once |
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>>183072710 |
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retard |
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--- 183073602 |
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>be HBO |
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>make a high budget show with lots of black people |
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>theyre gay |
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why hasnt this fallen out of fashion? |
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--- 183073716 |
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WTF? CIA is in the Wire? |
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--- 183073754 |
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didnt you make this thread last night |
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>>183073716 |
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hes a big mayor |
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--- 183073801 |
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Opening theme power rankings |
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4>1>2>>>>3>>>>>>>>>>5 |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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cutty had so many baltimore mommas givin him food and offering trash pussy |
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>>183073801 |
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For me it's |
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>2>5>1>5>>>3 |
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I've actually grown to like Earle's rushed, exasperated version for season five, I correlate it with Simon and Co.'s irritation with both the rushed season schedule and the fact that people continually ignored the messages they were trying to convey. I do this second part purposefully though - fuck you David Simon lol. |
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>>183073716 |
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Perhaps he's wondering why someone would curty up a man's parachute before tossing him off of a plane |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFTMEOpmJT4 [Embed] |
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>>183073430 |
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its the best show I've seen desu |
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>>183073801 |
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1's theme coming back for the last montage in 5 was pure kino |
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this David Simon guy doesn't fuck around |
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>>183073813 |
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was it just a cover though? |
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>>183074008 |
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what the FUCK, did Nolan know about this? was this the entire reason he was casted? Nolan sitting there one day rewatching The Wire, seeing this scene and thinks "hey we should have a CIA character throw people out of a plane" |
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"what rhymes with plane? Bane!" |
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"well there's my idea for Batman 3" |
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>>183073754 |
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Sheeeeeeeeeeit boy we ain't had no Wire threads fo days! |
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--- 183074295 |
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>>183074008 |
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>Anyone can do an American accent |
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Oof |
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>>183073430 |
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FIRST SEASON PERFECT TV. SECOND ON PAR DESPITE LESS BLACKS. 3-4 GOOD. 5 NO NONO NO NONO |
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>>183073754 |
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that was some east-side motherfucker this da real west-side thread baybee |
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>>183074295 |
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I like Aiden Gillen but he struggles with accents |
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>>183074331 |
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4 was the best imo, I agree that 1 was perfect though in execution. But 4 had the highest highs and it was pretty consistent overall still. |
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>>183073430 |
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politically and morally and socially it makes no sense whatsoever but it’s well made |
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might as well play a video game or get drunk and take a walk, there’s no substance in the entire series it’s just pulp with nonsensical takes thrown in |
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>>183074405 |
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>politically and morally and socially it makes no sense whatsoever but it’s well made |
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other than hamsterdam its basically a dramatized documentary |
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some anons pointed out that hamsterdam may not even have been far-fetched since it resembles some initiatives that were experimental on the west-coast back in the day |
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--- 183074504 |
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>>183074405 |
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>there’s no substance in the entire series |
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That's literally all it is you pretentious pseud |
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>>183074464 |
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Meanwhile Hamsterdam irl |
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>>183074464 |
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nah that’s just what nerds think who’ve never been outside |
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>>183073532 |
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its not much but its enough for me to get out of here for the rest of the day. Thank you. See you all tomorrow for a (You)'s refill. |
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>>183074504 |
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such as? |
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>>183074510 |
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I want to believe Colvin is out there running this with Namond and is happy |
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--- 183074766 |
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>>183074547 |
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Heroin, coke, weed, alcohol |
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>>183072666 |
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I think the real inspiration for OP is Ziggy, thinking he's a hot shot when really, he is a bitch, getting blacked against his will. |
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>>183074831 |
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>blacked |
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>against will |
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>ever |
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MS PEARLMAN, MY BED, NOW |
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>>183074903 |
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why do you have a cuckold porn image saved on your phone |
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>>183074903 |
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I know BMWF bad, jews etc but all I could think of during these scenes is wtf you doing Daniels, that hag's like 4 leagues below you. |
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>>183074903 |
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This was the most uncomfortable scene in the show. Who could imagine Daniels having sex? And then he takes his clothes off and he's weirdly lean and muscular. I wanted to throw up. Daniels was a good guy but I didn't want to see him like this. |
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>>183075045 |
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just face it, you wanted to see his massive dick and watch him give your gf pleasure like you never could |
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>>183075045 |
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the creator of the show, david simon is jewish |
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they love black men and black penises so much it’s amazing |
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--- 183075148 |
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>>183075108 |
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>this is who tells you to watch the wire |
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>>183074903 |
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i miss this lil nigga like you wouldnt believe |
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--- 183075215 |
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>>183074510 |
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one day i hope to visit the garden |
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--- 183075240 |
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>>183075215 |
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Uhh you're not welcome there, colonizer cumskin. |
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--- 183075249 |
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>>183075148 |
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It's like coomers recommending women sports. |
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>>183075002 |
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I'm American |
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>>183072843 |
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Pretty much this. |
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--- 183075397 |
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>>183073950 |
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Finally some love for season 2 |
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>>183073430 |
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No. |
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>>183073430 |
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Yes, anyone who says otherwise is a contrarian or a Philistine. |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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nice dophin nigga |
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>>183073430 |
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>frequently hailed as the best tv show ever |
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no anon its not worth watching |
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--- 183075588 |
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>>183073498 |
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Man that’s a good point, but McNulty creating a serial killer for fun is a weird choice. He should have uncovered it or something instead. |
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--- 183075590 |
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>>183075549 |
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>oreos are americas favorite cookie! |
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i bet you pay to get your taxes done and watch cnn |
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>>183074464 |
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Hamsterdam is every day San Francisco and Chicago, there bud. |
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>>183075590 |
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low iq and hateful response |
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The Wire is hardly the mainstream viewer’s Oreo, dude. It broke out organically and from creators in other genres like Alan Moore praising it. |
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--- 183075894 |
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>>183075791 |
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holy shit imagine thinking HBOs game of thrones: black crime edition is a esoteric sleeper hit thanks to a capeshit recommendation |
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>>183075588 |
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I guess maybe. But they were going to cut the division and funding. Cops, government and military have done crazier shit to drum up funding. |
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>>183074464 |
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Hamsterdam is a real thing in shitholes outside of the United States and other developted functional countries. It's just that usually its not really intentional, its more that a neighbourhood degenerates through drug use and eventually criminals actually set up the open air drug market in a way the less-than-functional police and judicial system of the third world shitholes they live in can't do much about it. |
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>>183075791 |
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Lmao I like The Wire but Alan Moore praising something is more of a mark against it than something positive. |
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--- 183076409 |
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>>183074010 |
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Sopranos |
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>>183076098 |
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Ponder the aroma |
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--- 183076671 |
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>>183072710 |
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The difference is quantitative, not qualitative |
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--- 183076908 |
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why is this board so zesty lately? |
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>>183073716 |
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He even has a "toss him out of the plane" line, believe it or not. |
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--- 183077298 |
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Ziggy is the best character in television history. |
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>>183075397 |
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akawys been /tv/s favorite season, probably because racism |
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>>183075209 |
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me too... god damn VACCINE |
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--- 183078146 |
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>>183076409 |
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I prefer the Wire to Sopranos by a long shot |
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I respect the Sopranos for being a pioneering series, but The Wire is just way more enjoyable and engaging for me |
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>>183078146 |
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iq diff |
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>>183077298 |
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he may be the most hung whiteboi in television history |
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which I don't get since his dad only has 3.5 inches of hard blue steel. His mom must've been packing |
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>>183076098 |
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>outside the US |
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Or whenever Camden gets tired of policing |
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>>183078146 |
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I'm the opposite. The Wire is goos but Sopranos has a comfiness that few others achieve, in addition to great writing, characters, etc. |
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--- 183078234 |
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>>183073430 |
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Yes. The first season is a bit tough to watch it's really dated but it picks up near the end and after that it's pretty much kino. |
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>>183078196 |
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His character should've become a pornstar, he would've been perfect for it. |
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--- 183078255 |
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>>183078163 |
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The Wire is way more developed and well thought out. The Sopranos largely just spins its wheels and gets pretty formulaic. Paulie and Furio carry the show |
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>>183075045 |
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I didn't like it because the white bitch is ugly as fuck and looks like miss piggy. |
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--- 183078326 |
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COCAINE NIGGA |
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--- 183078331 |
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>>183073530 |
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muhfuggin nigguhs wilder an a muhfugguh ya herr? |
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--- 183078351 |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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Cutty from the cut |
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>>183078244 |
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would've been the best way to pay back the greeks, they ship him off to some eastern european shithole where he's forced to do a serbian film shit to repay his debts and protect the dock |
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>>183073498 |
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Season 5 has aged the best now that the mainstream media fully exposed itself. |
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--- 183078468 |
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>>183074050 |
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David Simon would be considered the GOAT if he retired right after finishing the wire. |
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>>183078427 |
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Simon is literally the Kojima of television, true creatividad |
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>>183078468 |
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I haven't watched anything else of his, do his new shows suck? I wouldn't be surprised if he was carried throughout The Wire by all the first-hand accounts and reports he had at his disposal |
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--- 183078568 |
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>>183074107 |
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The Wire and Nolan's bat trilogy are in the same universe. Tommy Carcetti was CIA the field agent as seen in DKR before retiring and entering in to Baltimore politics. |
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>>183074295 |
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Crazy that CIA Carcetti, Stringer Bell and McNulty are all played by slimey limeys and micks. |
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--- 183078605 |
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>>183078568 |
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How did CIA survive? I mean clearly he did, but how? |
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>>183078255 |
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what kind of low iq bot take is this |
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--- 183078666 |
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>>183074464 |
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Hamsterdam is skid row in LA right now. Skid row is literally an open drug market full of homeless people police and politicians allow to exist. There's nothing outlandish about Hamsterdam |
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--- 183078698 |
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>>183074464 |
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Venice Beach was looking like hamsterdam for awhile over lockdown too, not that it's much better these days |
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>>183078596 |
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I can't believe Luther left the UK, changed his identified, and joined the drug trade in Baltimore. I guess it makes sense since he went from cop to wanted criminal and has to start a new life. No wonder he respected McNutty's detective work. |
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--- 183078774 |
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>>183075588 |
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It shows how one crazy person's bullshit could escalate. See the Duke lacrosse false rape story as an example, or the Colombia mattress girl false rape accusations. |
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--- 183078823 |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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prisonschooled |
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>>183078234 |
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I like how they are all amazed by concepts like cellphones and texting |
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--- 183078880 |
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>you harder to get at than my fat wifes cunt |
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>>183078605 |
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The CIA taught him how to survive a plane crash. Essentially what he did was stand on top of a piece of the plane and jump just before it hit the ground, thus breaking his fall. |
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>>183078823 |
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--- 183078944 |
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>>183078234 |
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>it's really dated |
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That's what makes it good |
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--- 183078955 |
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>>183078897 |
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I gotta try this out next time |
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>>183078521 |
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His new shows suck but the newest police one we own this city has some good acting and lots of recast wire actors. Marlo actor plays the MC, a detective |
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--- 183078999 |
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>>183078897 |
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This. It works! |
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>>183078971 |
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is it possible this is also part of the joint TDK-The Wire universe and Marlo cleaned up his act? |
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--- 183079053 |
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>>183078713 |
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CIA was originally sent on his mission to Baltimore with the goal to root out Luther and turn him as an informant. |
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--- 183079116 |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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The actor chimped out in the subway once btw |
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>>183073498 |
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The serial killer subplot was goofy, but hamsterdam was equally implausible. Really season 5 was the perfect capstone to the show. The way the final Marlo investigation and bust impacted the lives of nearly every character on the show was perfectly in line with the show’s overarching theme. |
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--- 183079162 |
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>>183079053 |
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tfw he never got to find Luther before Chalky White (a vampire, now gay and going by "Omar") gunned him down |
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--- 183079169 |
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>>183074008 |
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I like the woman in this scene, where do I know her from? |
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>>183079028 |
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Definitely. Once Marlo became a wealthy real estate tycoon, he began studying criminal justice and forensics as a hobby at Baltimore CC, same school Luther took economics classes at. Originally Marlo began studying forensics as a hobby, and to find out how Baltimore PD shut down his drug operation he began as a teenager, but he began to take a genuine interest in detective and police work, the other side of the game so to speak. |
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1/2 |
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>>183075021 |
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Lol yeah mcnutty can teleport waitresses into his bed but he's hung up on that ugly bitch?? |
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--- 183079293 |
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>>183078971 |
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>Jon Bernthal |
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no, thanks |
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--- 183079307 |
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was this the comfiest scene in the series? I kinda wish this dynamic could've lasted forever |
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>>183079203 |
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2/2 |
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Throwing himself in to his college studies, Marlo began ignoring his real estate empire, and Levi, who was managing his finances, screwed Marlo out of his property and even his clean laundered Bahamas bank accounts. |
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With nothing left, Marlo found himself broke and homeless. He could have tried to become a drug lords again, but instead chose to apply for the Baltimore PD so he could begin an honest life as a detective who specializes in tracking down drug trafficking networks and gangs. |
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>>183079307 |
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They teased us that it was going to, only to subvert expectations and rob us of it ever happening again in the same episode. That actor who plays Bodie is only good at playing gangsters and can't do anything else. |
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--- 183079434 |
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>>183079307 |
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The lunch scene in the season 4 finale might be my favorite scene in the whole series |
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--- 183079457 |
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>>183079330 |
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>>183079203 |
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I'm glad Marlo is trying to do the right thing. But he's going to need help from Wallace, who faked his death with the help of Bodie and Poot to get off Luther's radar and went back to his ancestral home in Africa where he learned to hone his body and mind. After faking his death again, he has now returned to Baltimore and is back to dismantle the very game that took all his friends away from him, including Dee. |
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>>183079307 |
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S1 in the pit is comfy as fuck, and is never quite the the same again after |
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>s1 muh barksdale |
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>s2 muh union |
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>s3 muh election |
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>s4 muh school |
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>s5 muh newspaper |
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--- 183079701 |
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what was coliccio's problem |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8ZjIc6csgg [Embed] |
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--- 183079720 |
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>>183079567 |
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S3 is my fave season- the rise of Marlo and cia |
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--- 183079750 |
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>>183079701 |
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He gets recast as Jon Bernthal in We Own this City |
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--- 183079780 |
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>>183079750 |
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I'm starting to think I might actually have to watch that show now lmao |
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>>183079780 |
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I remember it being pretty good. Landsman plays the police chief. |
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>>183079780 |
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We Own this City is basically about Collichio having to answer for his past crimes in court. |
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>>183079307 |
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The dynamic is awesome yeah. |
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>>183079567 |
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in that way I think S1 might've moved too fast on actually arrested barksdale, things went so quickly in the favor of the detail despite the barksdale org supposedly being so stealthy |
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they could've drawn it out more with maybe another season |
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docks was kino though so idk if I'd cut that (for 3 seasons total of the barksdale org) |
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--- 183080022 |
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>>183079567 |
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I think the same is true for Sopranos as well. |
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--- 183080037 |
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>>183073716 |
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Which was worse to sit through: the political shit or the media shit? |
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--- 183080046 |
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>>183079927 |
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In fairness they probably didn't know if they'd get another season. |
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>>183080037 |
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The newsroom shit was only in there because the head writer was butthurt about his previous job |
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--- 183080114 |
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>>183076151 |
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Alan Moore also praised The Prisoner, Twin Peaks, and The Sopranos. |
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--- 183080163 |
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>>183080105 |
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newsroom because I really don't care for journos, it was kind of interesting though because it teased at the hellscape we have now where people print stuff regardless of veracity just to get eyeballs on it |
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the political stuff logically made sense to include and Carcetti, Clay, and Royce are reasonably entertaining to watch |
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--- 183080431 |
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>>183080114 |
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Moore can definitely sniff a well-structured story |
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--- 183080727 |
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>>183078234 |
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The dated communication stuff is what makes it a kino time capsule. It's like a 5 to 10 year slice where it makes sense because of the tech transition and without it being created in the moment I really don't think it could be recreated without a big effort like a historical drama. |
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--- 183080744 |
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>>183075791 |
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>It broke out organically and from creators in other genres like Alan Moore praising it. |
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can confirm this is literally how I learned about it and propagated it firsthand among a dozen of people |
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>>183075894 |
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you're retarded |
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--- 183080878 |
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>>183080105 |
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I could tell the MC of that arc was a self insert of David Simon bitching about all his coworkers he hated. The only newsroom guy I didn't like was the grammar nazi thesaurus buddy who was friends of the journo MC. |
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--- 183080965 |
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McNulty is the weakest point to me, idgaf about some drunk naboo guard who irritates people. Wish he just kept put on the boat. |
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--- 183081025 |
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>>183079169 |
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I believe she was The Wire |
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--- 183081065 |
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>>183080965 |
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He makes things happen and knows how to game the system to a certain extent, but ultimately becomes a liability the longer things go on. The Mcnulty/Lester teamup in S5 was kino because Lester was able to cover for a lot of McNulty's flaws. |
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>>183079307 |
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Made from the same cloth, on opposing sides. Utmost of kino. Camaraderie at its finest. |
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>>183080965 |
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they do a pretty good job of keeping him in the background for season 4 and maybe even a bit of 2. It was good that they were so confident in their cast that they could shelve the "MC" like that. Ultimately the reason McNulty was even there in season 1 is probably largely because they needed a white protagonist to get peopled hooked before they did a bait and switch |
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I think it was implied they had already been after them for a while, and it was largely Prez's codebreaking skills that got them. |
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>>183079567 |
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I really enjoyed the docks scenes, apart from that little shitkicker. The Union stuff was max comfy but I also enjoyed the mystery of the Greeks. |
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>>183080965 |
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"Drunk Naboo Guard" is a show I'd watch. |
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>>183073430 |
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greatest show of all time |
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>>183081161 |
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The S2 getting the band back together stuff was good but also a bit of a drag since it went on for over half the season just to get back to where s1 left off. |
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>>183081531 |
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>the band gets back together |
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>gets slowly dismantled over season 3 |
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baka |
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For me, it's Namond's mom |
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>>183081825 |
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Delonda is probably the ugliest woman on the show, tied with Marla |
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>>183081825 |
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Kek. Wee Bey standing up for him is one of the best scenes in the series. |
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>>183081856 |
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Colvin and Weebey coming to an understanding and just laying it all out was pure kino |
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It's funny how they keep insisting white people never vote for a black candidate knowing what happens two years later |
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>>183082039 |
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I don't recall this in the show, but they did make a point that Carcetti's fight would be uphill because of Baltimore's large black population and the ministers being behind Royce |
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>>183082121 |
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Carcetti's campaign manager, the black guy, brought it up once as a joke I think. The context was black people would vote for a white guy if it was the right one but whites would never vote black |
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>>183081825 |
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for me, it's Michael's mom |
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>yeah, that happened |
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season 6 was gonna be about the latino side of baltimore, like season 2 was about the white working class down at the port. Just didn't happen |
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>>183078468 |
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After generation kill* |
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>>183073430 |
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it's one of like the 5 good tv shows |
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>>183083883 |
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the wire, sopranos, breaking bad, what else am I missing? |
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flight of the conchords? |
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I thought boardwalk was shit before anyone brings that up |
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>>183083937 |
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twin peaks, mad men |
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>>183083960 |
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aye they're pretty great |
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never finished twin peaks, need to get back to that |
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>>183080105 |
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the show was about the whole infrastructure of baltimore shitting on itself in a big circle, news media should've been a big part of the show |
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>>183083960 |
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LOOOOOL |
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>>183073412 |
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so it changed |
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just like poot's dumb point where he says |
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>oh deez kids is crazier now than ever out here, it's the end times! |
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sarcastically, but he literally gets run out of the game because of how much more insane Marlo's crew is compared to the Barksdale set |
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>>183084144 |
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Barksdales tortured a boy to death in the first season. Marlo's was just violent in a different way because they killed way more people indiscriminately |
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>>183080037 |
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Both were pure kino. Only modwits get filtered by that stuff |
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>>183084286 |
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That faggot was part of the game though. He literally fucking robbed them. When did the barksdales ever shot and killed citizens for no reason at all? |
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>>183084012 |
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And it wasn't, it was only a (distractingly) big part of the final season |
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>>183084286 |
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>different way |
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right, it got more fierce and thus the game changed |
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Avon and Stringer couldn't live down that ONE torture of a stick up boy, Marlo tortured a generally respected and neutral party, Butchie, and not only never faced any consequences for it, but also successfully killed Omar afterward which was the plan for BOTH instances of torture, but the Barksdales couldn't pull it off when they tried |
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I sometimes wonder if Butchie was actually psychic |
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>>183075894 |
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this is the most schizo post I've seen in awhile |
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>>183078146 |
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Charcoal briquette |
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imagine lester trying to follow the money in the crypto age |
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>>183073430 |
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It's extremely good. Just a fair warning that the show has a rotating cast of characters, each season focuses on different parts of the city of baltimore so the cast changes frequently |
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>>183086445 |
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Don't over exaggerate it, every main character stays the same unless they die, they just add in new ones every season. |
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>>183080037 |
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Both were some of the most boring shit in TV history |
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>>183080965 |
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fuck you Mcnutty is the GOAT |
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>>183086512 |
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they definitely lose focus, Prezbo is basically non-existent in season 5 and mcnulty is sidelined for 2/5 seasons |
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the only character that really was around for all 5 seasons is probably bubbles |
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>>183072710 |
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owned lmao |
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>>183086512 |
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Many characters that were important in previous seasons either hardly exist or have their roles changed |
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>>183086985 |
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Daniels and Kima and Lester and Herc and Carver never lose prominence, Bunk becomes more central as the series goes on |
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McNulty sits out most of season 4 because the actor was doing a movie or whatever, which is a pretty standard thing to happen with a character for a long-running tv show |
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It's really just a standard "case of the season" thing like tons of other shows, only the wire adds twice as many main and side characters each time and some of them stick around past their season |
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Season 2 is the only one where that doesn't happen, but even then Beadie comes back as a recurring side character later |
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>>183080965 |
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ANON! MY OFFICE NOW!! |
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Cutty's arc in Season 3 was kino. Scenes with him after were boring. |
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>>183071577 (OP) |
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He slayed more pussy in a week than you're going to see in your life, lol! |
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