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I don't know if this is mentioned before but is Randy related to Cheese? They're both wagstaff's, I don't know if this is just because its a common name but being the wire all the pieces matter.
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Meltathon posted:Even if Donnelly was using Ms Anna as a tool to get information out of Randy, she was going to have to call her no mattter what anyway. There is absolutely no way that she wasn't going to call his guardian, but really the only thing she could do differently is to frame the coversation a little different. The sad thing is that if this was Randy's actual parents, he probably would've never flipped because the threat of going back to a group home wouldn't be there. The group home was Randy's only incentive to give up info. Randy's case is so sad all Meltathon posted:Even if Donnelly was using Ms Anna as a tool to get information out of Randy, she was going to have to call her no mattter what anyway. There is absolutely no way that she wasn't going to call his guardian, but really the only thing she could do differently is to frame the coversation a little different. The sad thing is that if this was Randy's actual parents, he probably would've never flipped because the threat of going back to a group home wouldn't be there. The group home was Randy's only incentive to give up info. Randy's case is so sad all around, if his father was actually there for him, he probably would've ended up in the drug game early, and his life wouldn't have been that much different. It may have been better materially but his life expectancy would have been truncated. I honestly don't know which is worse
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Jerusalem posted:I wish. I dream of the day I can think up something as clever as,"gently caress you, you cheese-faced bitch!" I know its crude but with the way its delivered and who is saying it, "gently caress you cheese-faced Bitch" is one of the best lines in the show for me.
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He choose money over family. Nobody likes that. Especially because the way that Prop Joe looked out for him.
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Jerusalem posted:I love the Anti-CSI feel of that whole section - not only did they gently caress up, but the person kept their job (and is apparently working out pretty well!) and the lab rather than admitting what happened kept putting off telling Bunk in the hopes he would just lose interest and stop asking (Herc was probably hoping for the same thing re: the camera). That's one of my favorite things about the wire. How it juxtaposes good and bad police-men/work. Instead of other cop shows, where they're geniuses or (in shows about anti-heroes) they are a bunch of lunkheads. It's significantly changes the way I view shows with cops. When departments and agencies fight over who GETS to work a murder... I just shake my drat head. One of my favorite Mcnulty moments is in season 2 when he spends hours figuring out how the tides move. The reaction from Rawls is so well done.
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^^^^ I'm wondering why you think this? I don't necessarily agree with his points, but it is pretty clear to me he isn't making them because he believed women and minorities are inferior. He believed equal pay hurt women because it took away bargaining power and added a cost to sexist or racist hiring practices.
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Wax Dynasty posted:
I appreciate it Wax that's really well done.
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Can you link it or find the name? I'd love to see it.
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escape artist posted:Sweater vests = unethical. So that makes Jim Tressel the devil?
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3Romeo posted:Neither is democracy Who did?
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^^^^^^^^ This isn't the exactly the point of the show, but what would you put above it? I don't want this turn into a discussion of the validity of your opinion. I just want to see if there is some amazing shows I've skipped.
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I think one of the things lost in the criticisms of season 5, was how powerful and interesting bubbles finally reforming himself was. I may be in the minority but I liked season 5, though almost solely based on that characters arc. E: the final montage was great as well
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Boywhiz88 posted:He was the lead for Fruitvale Station, I think he's doing OK. Was that any good?
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I gotta say Idris only has like 3 emotions in his acting bag.
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That is a great summary of a season that as a whole Is, I think objectively the worst but contains many of my favorites moments; Bubbles reformation, some of the exchanges between Bunk and McNulty, Omar's death and Marlo's speech spring to mind. E: also the final montage is tied for my favorite with season two.
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Any prime examples?
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What in gods name happened between chapter 4 and ten?
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"Eat my dick, Dike oval office bitch" Bird is the best
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