therealist811 Tell me more.

Journal Wright agreed.

Bob Hollywood Tell me more.

Journal Wright he was born into the streets, and not just that, but into a drug-dealing empire. You can tell that he is reluctant to be a part of that world, but it's all that he knows. He's not a violent person, and isn't afraid to show that he has empathy. The scene where he and Bodie are about to get into about Wallace playing with a toy is a prime example of that. Hel, even when he finds out that Stringer has Wallace killed, he is tempted to snitch, but he knows that he just can't do it, that it would be against everything that has been ingrained in him. And he loses his life anyway. Almost every character has a tragic end to them, but his death seems so Shakespearean.

Bob Hollywood That's beautifully stated. What I loved most was the gems he was dropping on Bodie, Poot, and Wallace like teaching them how to play chess by comparing it to the drug game and then informing them they don't have to be rude to the fiends or be violent because it's just like any other lucrative enterprise and that catching bodies brings in the police not the drug trade itself.

I agree. It went on the air 16 years ago, it wrapped 10 years ago, and people are *still* talking about it like it's fresh and new.

Tecnho i agree and that’s sad

Sadly, Yes

And game of thrones will be forgottenn

"all the pieces matter" Lester Freeman

Isn't that the same thing with Better Call Saul? Both shows I would put in my top 5 all time

You're correct. BCS not getting an award is criminal. That show kept me glued to the screen the entire time. @@mattkrause1573

​@@mattkrause1573absolutely BCS and The Wire are two of the most impressive works of art I've ever seen, ever

Austin Crosby hell yeah!

He was a piece of shit, but did a great job acting

Duuuuuuude he deserved a better death, not to say they did a shit job with his death, just as a person he deserved a better death, but hey not all soldiers get heroic deaths and thats how it goes sometimes.

@@christophercortez7191 I don't know. Once you do Wallace like that, you deserve the same.

@@gabrielamaya2964 yup. he was no hero. And a gunfight he instigated lead to a child bystander dying.

braiden45 ditto

The fist time I saw The Wire, I was in shock when Omar died. The second time, I hated it, even though I knew it was coming. The third time I loved it, just showed how brutal the streets are, when a little corner kid can kill you like that! It may seem like sloppy writing and an ending unworthy of Omar, but I find it brilliant!

hated how it was a kid that took him out. we deserved a marlo & omar showdown !

braiden45 & by a fuckin kid🤦🏾‍♀️

that kid wanted to be Omar

Michael K Williams was a model until someone glassed him at a nightclub so the scar is real x

Ann Li mcnutty

Yeah it's sort of like another actor, Adrian Brody, who was in a motorcycle injury, broke his nose, and now the broken nose is like a trademark for him as an actor.

the guy who played chibs in sons of anarchy was given a glasgow smile walking home from DJing at a club. He was depressed and robert Carlyle told him hollywood would love it. hey presto.

It's definitely helped in Michael K Williams case, we were just watching The Night Of (another excellent thing with him in it) and we've seen a few shows now that had him in it, Boardwalk Empire, The Wire and then The Night Of and the person I was watching it with was like "Isn't it interesting how each of the characters he's played for HBO all have scars?" and I was like "uhhhh you realize the scar is real, right?"

“I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase 🤷🏾‍♂️” Monumental line!

@@4thQtrTrane absolutely the best line of that whole scene

@@4thQtrTrane it's all in the game right?

#facts

I got the shotgun...you got the briefcase...s'all in the game tho right? - omar

Ian Dowd It's the rare show that had outstanding actors in damn near every role. From Lt. Daniels, Colvin, Carcetti, McNulty, Carver, Bunk, Herc, Greggs, Freamon to Prop Joe, Omar, Brother Mouzone, Slim, Stringer, Avon, D, Marlo, Chris, Bodie, Snoop, Bubbles, Michael, Kenard, Poot, Wallace every actor portrayed the hell out of their roles. The black characters were'nt just shallow stereotypes on screen. The writers allowed them to bring these characters to life. The Wire is and was a one of a kind show.

You missed a few "I"s 😂

💀💀💀

Baba O'Really love it

Lmfao!!!! I could hear it right away😂😂😂

Brilliant ! seen every series 3 times cant be beaten. ! 'What the fuck have I done'

Shortcut may god bless you.

thank you 8 yrs now. :)

Shortcut you must be proud of yourself sir. I have never met an actual addict in my life. But this show has opened my eyes to the reality of struggle one goes though. Keep up :)

Awesome. Curious how it did exactly. But glad it did for the better.

Gj man I’m stilling trying to get my shit together but I’ve gotten better but still got a long ways to go but 8 years congrats

David Murphy It was just the game, yo.

I used to feel sorry for him too, but he played a dangerous game and contributed to the cycle of violence in the city.

For me it’s his killer that I was I surprised about, only a kid could get that close and not cause him to be suspicious.

The show showed us from the beginning that only a kid could get close to Omar. The whole time we were watching to see if Chris/Snoop would catch him but we already knew he don’t get caught slipping unless it was a kid.

Lmao the boy that killed him his Instagram is I.shot.omar 🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂

Terrel: Omar you best roll out we up in here with the Mac 10 Omar: I thinks not Terrell, I thinks not 😂

Aaaayooooo

Oh indeed

Same here, hope he could turn around like bubbles did... But the kid had no one on his corner it was fucking brutal

Adam Warlock Had Luv For Michael He Really Grew Up

Legit cried. So heart wrenching.

I thought he was gonna end up like that kid with the ponytail

My heart still breaks for Dookie, Randy and Michael

Some of the politicians and bureaucrats didn't like it. They were embarrassed by the truth being exposed.

Yeah Bodie was one of my favourite characters.

I don't think hes underrated at all, most people I talk to put his death as the saddest, only rivaled by Wallace. Seeing him burnt out and disillusioned from the game, and his final stand where he pretty much accepts his fate is brutal. When Bodie killed Wallace I really hated him, but as the season went on you can see he never really gets over it. Just a pawn in the end :(

@@TIBYCOLLINS how the game goes brudda went out on his two feets and on his own block that’s G shit majority man would’ve done 10 toes

@@MA-rf6bd for sure, he could have run with Poot but he was tired of rolling over for Marlo. Stood out tall in the light throwing caps like a beast, he was someone Marlo couldnt just disappear

what paper was that?

what?... lol

Easiest exam in exam history no wait my cousin did one on marijuana so yours is the second best.

I went to med school. What trade did u get out of school

What fucking college is that?????

Ain't no way 😂😂😂😂😂

It’s well known that actors will audition for whatever roles they’re auditioning for on a certain day, they don’t really intend to get the role but they’re hoping the casting director will offer them another role which is what happened here.

@@shadyxi3217 aint no way are the perfect words haha

I could see Carver as Stringer. I could also see Idris as police.

@@KtotheGElba as a cop is much more believable. He would’ve been a good Lester too

Ace Breao He didn’t.

@@dcsmooth The comedy understander has logged in.

Lesson here, Bey....

Badass xD I love when he says to Marlo, "You must have me confused with a man who repeats himself"

That's cool!!

But did you see the entire series? I'm guessing no.

I Don't Like That Shit I’m confused by the comment . Yes I’ve watched it probably 3 times and now I’m living in Baltimore so through a whole new lens. When I first watched it in undergrad in like 2012 we compared Newark to Baltimore . Because that’s where my school was.

@@IDONTLIKETHATSHIT you're weird bro

@@Strawberry-zb9mz I'm a female but judging by your picture I should be calling you bro.

Oh indeed

Except for maybe Breaking Bad

The Sopranos is slightly superior to the wire.

Sopranos is mere soap opera in comparison. The Wire's lasting effects (people studying demographic change and foundation) along with the most majority black cast in TV history (esp considering Hollywood/film history of oppression) and the importance of that make the two shows incomparable. The Wire stands alone.

Daniel Healy "mere soap opera" . There is an entire psychological aspect to the show. However, I'm sure it flew over your tiny mind.

Tim Yac she a milf

Probably looks better here because to be fair she's not that good as an actress, always overdoing reactions and facial expressions and body movements. Looks more natural here

make-up, get with it you idiots lol

Keith Bridges 👍🏽😂😂

She was always smoking!

Marc Touss think Stringer bell is still a bit bigger ......

@white america's worst nightmare in totality Idris Elba is definitely a bigger star than Michael B Jordan. The only reason you feel like MBJ is bigger is because he is in a movie that is a much bigger hit at the time of your writing. Elba has a much deeper resume

A bunch of them did well though. Amazing actors all throughout this show.

Yo, where wallace at?!

@@Imperator-SPQR Where's Wallace, String?

Shiiiieeeeeeettttt...!

My son had recommended it for years. “Shining shit and calling it gold.” Just blew through it in 5 quarantine weeks.

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There's a podcast dedicated to the wire ☺☺

Me. First timer. Pretty good so far

I'm just some Canadian guy and I say that would be great

dave g “That was for Joe, yo.”

The only one who got the drop on Marlo.

Slim Charles was a real G.

@@liquidgeorge " but now n*g*a " BOOM

Thee Clay Davis, Downtown Clay Davis

fs87 Yeah man, it never got the respect and praise it deserved. People rate The Sopranos and Oz over it which is bullshit. It can go toe to toe with all those shows.

It's not a TV show dude. That is why it can't be mentioned in the same bracket with other "entertainment" shows. It was shot naturally, portraying real life of a city as it goes on everyday. It's the great novel of our period.

The Sopranos and The Wire are the 2 greatest shows ever, ranked in no particular order. 1a. and 1b. IMO.

Snehartho Dey I get what you're saying but it's a TV show dude lol

Yeah, the greatest thing ever put on TV.

Pandemic!

@@novadhd 😂😂😂

Yeah there are tons of great shows. But none of them are The Wire.

Homeland is damn good.

Banshee is the second greatest show of all time so you should watch that

@@billymattson5336 uhh ya I just tried watching Banshee it it has literally, ( and I literally use the word literally in its literal definition) had every cheesy clichéed American TV trope I mentioned within the first 5 minutes... literally. ....I made through 15 minutes and switched to another Danish political thriller to cleanse my pallet. ( I think I'll stick to European stuff .They make TV that's not so adolescent and write for the functionality literate.) ....Man ,I wish they made more wire .

yo try the Sopranos. Not quite on the level but its close

Mad Men as well.

You got it! 👍

I replaced Breaking Bad with Oz

breaking bad sucked

@@thewkovacs316 if you're slow of course it would

Louis Alcantar so unfair

He was badass until the end

William Kukis - until he started talking to McNulty? He seemed to be crumbling.

bodie was so fucking underrated

Brooks May Bodie is Bae

Not really. He was a minor character only to play a part in bubbles character growth. He died offscreen and if it wasn't for bubbles mentioning him nobody on that show or even the community was going to be impacted by his death. If it was Dukie then you got something here

Exactly. He was barely a character. Bubbles’ reaction to it was heartbreaking.

I'm watching it After 6 years ( " and four months " ) ! I saw it maybe 15 Times AT l'East (but 5 or 6 being concentrate)

No more honey cereal?

Toulouse41000 honey nut* 😂

Holy fuck that scene where he stops to just smoke a cigarette and they mistakenly drop a package out the window because they think they're about to get robbed cracks me up. Omar didn't even know they had a stash there, is out in his jammy-jams, and wasn't even armed 😂😂

...in his ROBE.

I mean... Marlo is definitely a bad guy lol

Where Wallace at

Carlo Geeno i was going to say that

If Top boy was ending, I think they should cast Snoop as Jaqs mother, period point blank!

truestdude LMAO one of MANY great lines and scenes in the series

What I do?

Me too! Then I watch it again

so you would watch Season 1, then skip Season 2, and continue watching the rest? that's ridiculous man

Not gonna lie, i did the same shit. Once i actually gave season 2 a chance. Its pretty good. Still ranked number 5 out of all the seasons tho.

@@midofmidlife but every season is essential to the overall story and idea David Simon wanted to portray, you read the book that has 5 chapters, but you skip the second chapter for some reason, it is disrespectful to the show lol, as it is arguably the best ever

Ziggy. It broke my heart what happened to him.

Yeah I hated season 2 my first two viewings. It gets so much better on repeat watches once you how it lays the ground work involving kickbacks to developers, the Greeks returning to B'more, etc. I think season 5 gets more shit than it deserves. People say it's too cartoony with the fake serial killer, but honestly a scandal like that wouldn't surprise me at all in 2020. Even when it aired, Simon said the journalist making up stories/facts in order to win awards and advance their career was something that actually happened when he was a reporter.

It was mostly realistic, but some of it was theater and over the top.

Littlefinger schemed to get the show cancelled

The Wire underrated? It's literally in every list of 'best tv series ever'.

You may want to look up underrated

Who? Ohhhhhhhh, you mean McNutty.

The fuck did I do

@Bruno Jimmy yoooo Bunk my dude with cigare

@@toughshit330 made me laugh hahahahahaha

For me it was prop Joe

Frank Sobotka also.

D'angelos could be seen coming, but damn, that shit fucked me up.

I feel you.

Every character guys ;) Even beadie WE love her.

woolen Nailed it. The Wire is more than a show. It is a viewing experience. It is as real as it gets. David Simon really spent a year living in the streets of Baltimore in the 1980s. He showed the world the heart beat of that city. As real as a tv viewing experience can get.

Have you seen the leftovers ??

"Its not the best tv show ever!...... Its the best thing to ever been shot on camera & put on ANY screen." A-Fucking-Men

As someone who just got done binge-watching this again for probably the thousandth time, I really can't disagree with you. Such a brilliant brilliant show.

To say Breaking Bad much less the Sopranos doesn't come close is absolutely absurd, and very fan-boyish.

Only the the 4th?!?

these are rookie numbers

Yeah, because they got off the streets.

Poppy Kneegrow that’s true but you were always able to see that Poot was selfish

It was the other way around, but he read the situation correctly and caught her off guard and she realized this. She was supposed to kill him, not the other way around.

she had it coming

Game's the game yo

Damn did you watch the show or just seen the clip on KZfaq? Ain't nobody friends in Marlo's circle. Reread what you said and watch the episode again

Yea shes always looked 60

God I liked Omar, Stringer Bell, and D'Angelo.

God Yes! They’re my favorites too. All had heartbreaking endings though

I like Daniel Omar and Avon the most

Avon most underrated he was a stand up character with a code of morals too

Omar , Bubbles, Mcnaulty and Stringer