The Wire (Revisted)

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I've never known a show to not only have such replay value but to pretty much get better on each rewatch...its a fkin animal of a show. Me and two of my boys shared a house and the wire would be played constantly on rotation for months on end. Goat show.
 
“I look at you these days, you know what I see? I see a man without a country. You’re not hard enough for this right here and maybe, just maybe, not smart enough for them out there.”

 
Elzo69Revolutions;6987459 said:
That shit was deep... But Avon was ultimately right... String ended up getting swindled then got shot up

Stringer just knew that he had the game figure out. But he lose in every part of the game.

 
String/Avon downfall was Avon going to jail

Avon went away and String took over, now it's a power struggle

String started running shit his way and put profit above all while Avon was more about the rep and the power

From season 2 on, they were basically working against each other

If Avon showed even a bit off flex, they could've thrived
 
"Omar ain't no terrorist, he just another nigga wit a gun. And you ain't no Delta Airlines neither. You just a nigga that got his shit took."
 
Elzo69Revolutions;7056358 said:
I'll do some real research on the connection between the Wire and Law and Order

Don't forget one of the major reoccurring bad guys on SVU this season was the goofy kid's cousin in Season 2 of the Wire, and Brother Mouzone showed up in a recent episode too. lol
 
All three shows are supposedly in the same continuity and tied together by Detective Munche. He was created in the show Homicide and made an appearance in the Wire and the Lone Gunmen (an X-Files spinoff). Then he moved to NYC and was part of the L&O:SVU group.
 
detcatinva;7056366 said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wmgghlEagA

the bunk went in on omar

I remember watchin it the first time and thinkin Omar was gon have a 'come to Jesus' moment, then at the very last second he hawked that spit Lol Great scene.
 
The Lonious Monk;7060221 said:
All three shows are supposedly in the same continuity and tied together by Detective Munche. He was created in the show Homicide and made an appearance in the Wire and the Lone Gunmen (an X-Files spinoff). Then he moved to NYC and was part of the L&O:SVU group.

This is the connection here. Through Detective Munch. That one character I think holds the record for appearing in the most television series. Munch frequently referenced working in Baltimore and wanting to move back there on SVU alot when he's talking to Fin (Ice T's character)
 
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