Being from Baltimore, as I keep watching this it makes me reminisce a lot about them Monroe and Fayette Street days. I have family from that area that knows the real Fran and Bunchie Boyd. I knew Gary McCullough myself. He was friends with my cousin back when I was little. Shout out 2 T.K Carter. He had Gary McCullough down 2 a T.

Tyreeka went on to get her master's degree.

Fran had the biggest smile on her face when she took her boys to see their house! You can tell that she was happy

This movie is the true definition of how it is being an addict on the streets. This movie is so underrated and all the actors did an amazing job

Despite the bullshit that went on in the 90’s... it’s still the one of the best eras we had!

The acting is top notch

This is what they should show in school to educate people about the war on drugs and te effect drug abuse has

“Even the cop had to ask me why you tell me your real name” 😂😂😂

Damn... Gary gave everything for everyone else and was left with nothing...

half the actors in here play in the wire....

We never think about the affects of addiction on our kids, when we running around using . This is a amazing series.

10:15

The acting & the authenticity through out this whole series was brilliant, but the scene where Fran caught Gary drugged up was epic! They both deserved an Emmy for the roles they played.

When Fran says "not you Gary.. oh, not you baby.." man it's heartbreaking. You can see the embarrassment and desperation in Gary's face. Man.. such amazing acting to bring me to tears like that.

This kinda series is what they're meant to teach our kids. I have learnt a lot just watching this.... beautiful message

I watched this when it premiered on HBO I was 24, didn't know a thing about life, watching it now is bittersweet, especially with everything that I have experienced between then and now. I cried because this is a realistic depiction of drug addiction.

I kept finding the flashback scenes to be outstanding, but that one flashback with a healthier Curt was just outstandingly eerie. The man had swagger and respect, but he also gets taken into drug fiendishness.

This was one of the best mini series ever!

"Well Gary, you the nigga with the ideas, he the nigga with the truck"

😂 Gary be killing me with his fast crackhead walk