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All I could think about was if there were any working girls in those containers of the ship that hit the Key Bridge
OFFICIAL THE WIRE THREAD.. ''The game is the game"
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Bodie reincarnated into a cool guidance counselor and poot ended up owning a plethora of footlockers
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Poot actually looks like he's now running the show at Orlando's.
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Poot looking like a high fashion Kung Lao.
Mans finna take back them corners one by one like....
Mans finna take back them corners one by one like....
Re-watching for the first time in a long, long time...and now with two kids will say Season 4 hits different than it did in my younger adult years.
The line - I think in season 2 or 3 about everything that McNulty touches goes to ****....meets with Bodie after he's released from booking only for Bodie to then be shot up by Michael on his corner stuck with me, too.
The line - I think in season 2 or 3 about everything that McNulty touches goes to ****....meets with Bodie after he's released from booking only for Bodie to then be shot up by Michael on his corner stuck with me, too.
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McNutty was trash. I was livid he did not face real consequences for his season 5 shenanigans.
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But did the ends justify the means? Had he not invented the red ribbon killer the city would have never diverted resources to catch Marlo and his crew.
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Isn't that par for the course for cops, though?
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Michael doesn’t kill Bodie
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Good stuff
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I remember the stories about him taking the time to teach the younger kids on the cast how to act since a lot of them had never done it before their roles on the show.
RIP to a Baltimore legend
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THANK THE LAWDDD
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Yea might have been the best casting upgrade in TV history 
Speaking of Marlo though, it was a trip watching Jaime Hector playing a cop, a good one at that, on Bosch for like 6-7 seasons
He's such a good actor though so I didn't even think of Marlo at all the whole time
Speaking of Marlo though, it was a trip watching Jaime Hector playing a cop, a good one at that, on Bosch for like 6-7 seasons
He's such a good actor though so I didn't even think of Marlo at all the whole time
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Never knew there was a series of short film prequels that aired between seasons 4 and 5.
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Whew! We dodged a disaster.
Thank da man upstairs.!’
Y’all see what I been saying now, about Anthony Mackie?!! He no good!
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Most surprising thing to learn there is that he went to Juilliard. Not a bad actor at all, I don't have that hate for him that some folks do, but now I expected better.
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Funny that stuff brought this up again. He was on a "Wire" type show.
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Funny that stuff brought this up again. He was on a "Wire" type show.
He really is not a good actor man,
Wow. Just watched a few minutes, and Ghost and the lil kid got way better dialogue/acting that him
Mackie be failing up. And it’s incredible. Him & Jay Pharaoh.
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I honestly don't think he's bad, I think he's good in The Hurt Locker. He's not Juilliard caliber at all though.
