"The Wire" on HBO

ok done & done

Lake Trout & ACAB: David Simon’s “We Own This City” on HBOMax

Rewatching first four seasons, up to 3 now. Still enjoying but man, that scene where they mistake Cheese killing his dog with killing his "dawg" is some lame sitcom shit compared to the rest of the ep

LESTER: We've been listening to him all night. Something about looking for a "free show."

BUNK: Fuuucck, ain't nothing free out there. We're getting set up!

Season 1 had plenty of lame sit-com shit, that scene where they’re trying to get that table through the doorway, the cop trying to figure out how to injure himself so he can get out of work, sub-Office Space level shenanigans.

god, Avon was so bad at running shit. not that Stringer didn't fuck up on his own, but talk about having literally all the wrong priorities.

does it make you feel better about your "stupid annoying co-workers" Neando?

yeah at least mine won't get me killed

GOD DAMMIT: https://variety.com/2023/film/obituaries-people-news/lance-reddick-dead-the-wire-john-wick-1235557886/

Fuck. Heartbroken.

😞

;_;

Good police

— Drew Lawrence (@by_drew) March 17, 2023

Love him in everything he's been in, RIP

Shirtless Daniels reveal is one of the most memorable moments from the HBO Golden Age.

Lance Reddick originally read for the part of Bubbles on the show, which I’m sure he would have nailed, no mean feat since he completely embodied the Lt. Daniels relationship role.

I think he would have been really mediocre to bad as a homeless drug addict character and the correct casting decision was made. It's fair to say he wasn't a rangy actor, but excelled in one particular type of role. Without any disrespect.

Didn't he pay a drug fiend on The Corner?

he did yeah, but I'll keep my bad opinions on David Simon off this thread cos I think everything he touches is unbearable garbage