In 2004, the Baltimore Orioles hosted the Chicago White Sox for one three game series. May 3, 4, 5. There is a shot of the scoreboard with the White Sox batting order.
Harris 2B Uribe SS Ordonez RF Thomas DH Lee LF Konerko 1B Crede 3B Perez CF Alomar C
The White Sox used this lineup on one day only. Wednesday, May 5.
Chicago won 6/5, taking two out of three from Baltimore (Baltimore had won game 2) Baltimore scored a run in the bottom of the ninth to close the gap to one run, but it was too little, too late. Chicago releiver Shingo Takatsu got the win, Orioles reliever B.J. Ryan took the loss. First pitch was at 7:07 Eastern. Attendance was 20,978, with a three hour and one minute game.
Baltimore would go 78-84 on the season, finishing 3rd in the AL East.
Here's the boxscore and game info.
Originally posted on /r/TheWire. Posted on mobile, so apologies for any formatting issues.
Better late than never
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 3 Episode 11 - "Middle Ground”
Original air date: December 12, 2004
Written by: David Simon, George Pelecanos, William F. Zorzi (staff writer)
Directed by: Joe Chappelle
Opening title card: “We ain’t gotta dream no more, man.” - Stringer Bell
Season 2 Episode 10 Poll Results - 3 votes
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
10 - 1 votes
9 - 2 votes
What was your favorite scene?
Barksdale's take down one of Fruit's men, and Brother Mouzone drives by the crime scene. - 1
Stringer talks to Avon about the possibility of a sitdown with Marlo. - 1
Lamar's second trip to the gay bar, and the reveal that Rawls is there. - 1
Colvin at the COMSTAT meeting, revealing the Hamsterdam plan and success. - 1
Most memorable line/lines
"...soldiering and policing, they ain't the same thing." - 1
"Got a quorum and took a vote that says if y'all don't quit this war, we of a mind to shut you out." - 1
"You homophobia is so visceral." "You see that? I ain't even stepped inside the joint yet and you callin' me a cocksucker already." - 1
"Touch a juvenile, see what happens." - 1
"He's legalized drugs!" "Actually, I elected to ignore them." - 1
Best Performance
Lance Reddick (Lt. Cedric Daniels) - 1
Idris Elba (Russell “Stringer” Bell) - 1
John Doman (Deputy Comm. for Operations William A. Rawls) - 1
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 3 Episode 7 - "Back Burners”
Original air date: November 7, 2004
Written by: David Simon, Joy Kecken (teleplay), William F. Zorzi (staff writer)
Directed by: Timothy Van Patten
Opening title card: “Conscience do cost.” - Butchie
Season 2 Episode 6 Poll Results - 7 votes
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
10 - 4 votes
9 - 2 votes
What was your favorite scene?
Cutty tells Avon he's out of the game. - 4
Avon talking with Slim Charles about the lack of available hired guns. - 2
Bunny Colvin relaying his Hamsterdam plan to the shift. - 1
Western doing what it takes to clear the corners. - 1
SLim Charles and Stringer update Avon on the corner situation. - 1
Avon and Stringer discussing the possibilty of war. - 1
Avon gets debriefed by Cutty and Slim Charles on the corner hit failure. - 1
Bunk and Omar meet. - 1
Stringer meets with Sen. Clay Davis about the construction halt. - 1
Cutty can't take down Fruit. -1
Most memorable line/lines
"You know, I'm just a gangster, I suppose." - 4
"Fuck y'all! We America!" "Uh uh, West Baltimore." - 2
"Jay. I'm a murder police. I've got a double on my plate. I'm gonna work it." - 2
"Young boy ran us off the corner? I'm losin' my motherfuckin' mind, man." - 2
"Shorty Boyd went and cleaned his whole ack' up." - 2
"He a man today. He a man." - 2
"WMD. Got that WMD." - 1
"This unit is about the bodies." - 1
"But you ain't got no program for what's outside my door?" - 1
"Yeah, prison, and graveyards full of boys who wore the crown." "Point is, they wore it." - 1
"The game is the fuckin' game. Period." "Same as it ever was." - 1
Bunk's speech to Omar about the old neighborhood. - 1
"I mean this some shameful shit." - 1
"...so what you gonna do?" "I don't know. But it can't be this." - 1
Best Performance
Wood Harris (Avon Barksdale) - 3
Chad L. Coleman (Dennis "Cutty" Wise) - 3
Wendell Pierce (Det. William "Bunk" Moreland) - 2
Robert Wisdom (Maj. Howard "Bunny" Colvin) - 1
Anwan Glover (Slim Charles) - 1
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 3 Episode 8 - "Moral Midgetry”
Original air date: November 14, 2004
Written by: David Simon, Richard Price (teleplay), William F. Zorzi (staff writer)
Directed by: Agnieszka Holland
Opening title card: “Crawl, walk, and then run.” - Clay Davis
Season 2 Episode 7 Poll Results - 8 votes
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
10 - 3 votes
9 - 3 votes
8 - 1 vote
What was your favorite scene?
The special unit finds out Avon did get released. - 3
Herc thinks he sees Avon passing by. - 2
Freamon and Prez show McNulty and Kima what they got off the thrown away burner. - 1
Bubbles trying to sell his white Tees in Hamsterdam. - 1
Carver creates the Hamsterdam tax initiative. - 1
Omar and Butchie having an alley sit down. - 1
McNulty, Kima, and Sydor make a street bust, and first hear about Hamsterdam. - 1
Butchie hands over the missing police gun to Bunk. - 1
Most memorable line/lines
"Some day I wanna work for a real police department. Just to see how the fuck they do it, you know?" - 2
"What the fuck is Hamsterdam?" - 2
"Avon 'Whatshisface'. Big player from the projects." - 1
"You walked back through then old doors, didn't you?" "Tried to." - 1
"Detective McNulty. When the cuffs go on Stringer, you need to find a new home." - 1
"Then your'e set if the next witness gets killed." "Win-win." "Unless you're the witness." - 1
"But he's taking on a two-term incumbent. It's all gonna be ugly from here." - 1
"Naw, man, look around you. Soldier's paradise, man." - 1
"Did you just use the word 'habitat' in a sentence?" "I did." - 1
"Conscience do cost." - 1
"Can I get a Jameson's?" Bushmills okay?" "That's Protestant whiskey." - 1
"Damn boy, You smell like sex." - 1
Best Performance
Jim True-Frost (Det. Roland "Prez" Pryzbylewski) - 2
Domenick Lombardozzi (Det. Thomas "Herc" Hauk) - 1
Wood Harris (Avon Barksdale) - 1
Michael Kenneth Williams (Omar Little) - 1
J.D. Williams (Preston "Bodie" Broadus) - 1
Robert Wisdom (Maj. Howard "Bunny" Colvin) - 1
Jamie Hector (Marlo Stanfield) - 1
Gebenga Akinnagbe (Chris Partlow) - 1
Mia Arnice Chambers (Squeak) - 1
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 1 Episode 9 - “Game Day”
Original air date: August 4, 2002
Written by: David Simon, Ed Burns, David H Melnick (teleplay), Shamit Choksey (teleplay)
Directed by: Milcho Manchevski
Opening title card: "Maybe we won." - Herc
Episode 8 Poll Results - 19 votes
Rate the episode on a scale of 1-10
10 - 4 vote
9 - 4 votes
8 - 3 votes
7 - 1 vote
What was your favorite scene
Wee Bay and Stinkum trying to take down Scar, but having Omar turn the tables on them. - 5
Stringer taking a macroeconomics class, and taking that lesson to the printing shop. - 4
McNutly picking up Bunk, who had burned his clothes in the bathtub of his one-night stand. - 4
Wallace helping the kid with his homework, and talking with Poot. - 3
Prez telling Herc and Carver they need to get on the rooftops, then Kima telling them the same thing. - 2
Daniels, McNulty, Kima, and Carver dealing with Day Day, Burrell, and Major Reed from IID. - 2
Mikey and Sean McNulty tailing Stringer Bell at the market. - 1
Bey, Stinkum, and some other guy raiding Omar's flat, while Omar watches from across the street. - 1
The party celebrating Stinkum's promotion. - 1
McNulty and Kima meeting with Judge Phelan, and Phelan calling Burrell. - 1
Most memorable line/lines
"Hey, yo, lesson here, Bey. You come at the king, you best not miss." - 6
"You follow the drugs, you get a drug case. You start following the money, you don't know where you're going." - 5
"Got hair, got fibers, and got pussy on it..." - 4
"Count be wrong, they fuck you up." - 3
"The fucking family McNulty. Jesus." - 2
"It takes guts wearing pink shirt on the BPD Homicide unit." "Yes, it does." - 1
"And you, you're in people's shit where you're not supposed to be." - 1
"Who's your Daddy now?" - 1
"Yeah. Bitch slap the side partner for dipping into my private stock, then take missy home and fuck her 'til she smiles." - 1
"Fuck you, Jimmy." - 1
"I fucked up, didn't I?" "Well, a little." - 1
"Kima, you know, interrogation is more art than science." - 1
"Trace lab ain't gonna have shit on the Bunk." - 1
"Hey, Jimmy. You know something? You're no good for people, man." - 1
"Give me that pussy and now you gonna take my shoes. That ain't right, shit." - 1
 
... keep reading on reddit ➡This is bullshit, we're on episode 11 of season 3 and it's all about to go down and now we can't continue ugh. Anyone else experience this? We don't have HBO, where should we go to watch it now?
The Wire, took precisely 6 episodes to finally click. (Fewer episodes for the smart folk who used closed captioning).
CoaH is entertaining, but I've seen few glimmers of "art." I hope it gets renewed for a second season, but it needs more writing chops, and faster pacing. Also the Kevin Bacon character? I love you man, but you need to go into a detox facility and disappear for a season so the other characters can bloom.
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 1 Episode 3 - “The Buys”
Original air date: June 16, 2002
Written by: David Simon and Ed Burns
Directed by: Peter Medak
Opening title card: “The King stay the King.” - D’Angelo
Episode 2 Poll Results - 28 votes
Rate the episode on a scale of 1-10 10 - 6 votes 9 - 6 votes 8 - 9 votes
What was your favorite scene
Chicken McNugget scene in the low rise - 6
Bubbles with the crew in the terrace, with his red hat. - 6
Interrogation room scene with D'angelo, McNulty, and Bunk - 6
McNulty and Bunk meeting with the crew in the low rise. - 5
First meeting of the squad (with the pipe banging) - 5
McNulty meets Bubbles and learns about the "red hat system". - 4
Avon and D'ANgelo meeting on the stairwell - 3
Drunk McNulty trying to stop the car theft. - 3
Pryzbylewski versus a plaster wall - 2
The newly formed detail explore their new digs - 2
Pearlman fills Daniels in on Prez's past. (Shooting up his car.) - 2
Carver, Herc, and Prez go to the terrace at 2 AM. - 2
Kima, Carver, and Herc on the rooftop - 1
Meeting with Burrell, Rawls, Foerster, and Daniels - 1
Dinner with Marla and Daniels. - 1
Most memorable line/lines
"We sellin chicken faster than you can tear the bone out. So I'm gonna write my clowny-ass name on this fat-ass check for you." - 7
"I ain't say shit." "It's just you, me, my partner, and Mr. Shit here." - 7
"He still had the idea though." - 5
"What the fuck did I do?" - 5
"See, that's what I don't get about the drug thing. Why can't you sell the shit and walk the fuck away?" - 5
"You happy now, bitch?" - 5
"The game is rigged. But you cannot lose if you do not play." - 5
"Y'all from purchasing?" - 3
"Oh Lester Freamon? A cuddly housecat. I don't even think he can even find his gun." - 2
"That's Crutchfield's desk." - 2
“It was for McNulty." - 1
“Under the power vested in me by the circuit court for Baltimore City, I absolve you of all your sins Detective McNulty." - 1
"Y'all ain't got no creep to you. Pair of god damn elephants." - 1
"Bullshit argument over 20 missing gel caps, and that little kid, instead of getting his first haircut, he gets one in the eye." - 1
"They yours?" "Yeah, afraid so." "Good thing they
My boyfriend and I are finishing watching the very last episode of The Wire tonight. It's my first time watching all of the series, his fifth time. We're going to have a glass of wine to celebrate.
I reluctantly started watching it because he watched one of my favourite TV shows from beginning to end and so I had to return the favour. But now The Wire is my favourite TV series. Am sad it's coming to an end!!
This is what I got for Xmas from him coz now I'm more obsessed than him! https://ibb.co/k52pQN2
This show started when I was in high school just never got into watching it. So far the show is insane I love it. I use to watch The Corner back in middle school. Love real shows like these wish I’d gotten into it when it back in HS. I seen little YouTube clips of scenes over the years. Last night I took the time to hop on HBO to watch it.
"Just 'cause they're in the street doesn't mean that they lack opinions." - Haynes
"Lambs to the slaughter here." - Marcia Donnelly
So I was watching a youtube video explaining why the wire is really good. I honestly cant remember what the video was called or who made the youtube video. But he said an interesting thing about it, "The wire doesnt catch your attention, it requires it. Once it has your attention, you are rewarded" and i cant stop thinking about that. The wire isnt one of them shows you can just put on in the background while you're doing something else, it just wouldnt work with that. You've gotta pay attention, be invested in characters and their story, and throughout the wire you will see character development. A lot of the wire will have expected you to pay attention (like when Vondas gets brought back again from season 2 to season 5) but once again, if payed attention, you will be rewarded
I was an "AP English" guy in high school and I took many advanced English classes in university even though it had little bearing on my degree. I tell you this because it means that maybe I've been trained to see allegories and homages in things even though they may not be there. (Believe me, English professors love to reach to find subtext that IMO may not be intended or even there at all.)
However upon viewing episode 7 "Windmills" I was struck by what I believe to be a very clear reference to the HBO series "The Wire".
Maybe it makes me a heathen on this sub for not remembering the characters names, and I apologize, but for the purposes of this scene it's inconsequential.
1: One of the four crew of the Rocinante, "the muscle" who is tasked with guarding 2, and sealing 2 into the airlock.
2: A spy for Corporation on loan to the U.N. whom has stowed away on the Rocinante and was discovered. He has been captured by 1 and is being led to the airlock (as a prisoner).
The Scene:
...
1: "Has nothing to do with me, we're just caught up in the churn is all."
2: 'I have no idea what you just said."
1: "This boss I used to work for in Baltimore, he called it the churn. When the rules of the game change."
2: "What game?"
1: "The only game. Survival. When the jungle tears itself down and builds it into something new. Guys like you and me we end up dead. Doesn't really mean anything. Or we happen to live through it, well, that doesn't mean anything either."
...
Now to me it seems clear with the call out of "Baltimore" and "The Game" that this is a reference to "The Wire" and that they basically lay out the theme of that series.But I am curious to know what you guys/gals think? Am I reading to much into this?
Regardless, this was a great scene, and these themes are great for a character drama. I'm really enjoying the series so far and hope that it doesn't end before the creators intend.
Thanks for reading, and I appreciate your feedback.
P.S. Chess is a metaphor for drug deals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D763ON7fBpM
| REWATCH DATE | EPISODE | DIRECTED BY | WRITTEN BY | ORIGINAL AIR DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 10, 2014 | "The Pager" | Peter Medak | Ed Burns | June 30, 2002 |
Episode Summary
Avon Barksdale is becoming paranoid and thinks he's being watched. He's also worried his phone is being tapped. He also thinks there's a snitch in D'Angelo's crew and he's told not to pay anyone until it's sorted. D'Angelo isn't too pleased when he hears Avon has given Stinkum a new territory. Judge Phelan visits the squad to sign the warrants to clone D'Angelo Barksdale's pager. The numbers they're collecting are coded and don't make much sense. Det. Prez Pryzbylewski figures it out however. McNulty and Greggs try to get information from Omar.
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The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 3 Episode 1 - "Time After Time”
Original air date: September 19, 2004
Written by: David Simon, Ed Burns, William F. Zorzi (staff writer)
Directed by: Ed Bianchi
Opening title card: “Don’t matter how many times you get burnt, you just keep doin’ the same.” - Bodie
Season 2 Recap Poll Results - 18 votes
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
10 - 2 vote
9 - 1 vote
8 - 6 vote
7 - 5 vote
6 - 2 vote
What was your favorite title card:
“They used to make steel there, no?” - Spiros Vondas (Episode 5) - 5
“If I hear the music, I’m gonna dance.” - Greggs (Episode 4) - 3
“Business. Always business.” - The Greek (Episode 12) - 3
“What they need is a union.” - Russell (Episode 3) - 2
“How come they don’t fly away?” - Ziggy (Episode 8) - 2
“They can chew you up, but they gotta spit you out.” - McNulty (Episode 2) - 1
“Don't worry, kid. You're still on the clock." - Horseface (Episode 7) - 1
“It pays to go with the union card every time.” - Ziggy (Episode 10) - 1
Best Scene
Ziggy's breakdown - 2
Frank sees Ziggy in jail - 1
Ziggy shooting Double G and the store employee - 1
Bird's trial - 1
McNulty and Diggins towing the party boat - 1
Omar in court - 1
Nicky's girlfiend getting her tits groped- 1
Frank and the lobbyist, Tang and the knife... - 1
Most memorable line/lines:
"I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase."
“Did he have hands? Did he have a face? Yes? Then it wasn’t us.” - 2
"But hey it all in the game though right."
"You know what the trouble is, Brucey? We used to make shit in this country, build shit. Now we just put our hand in the next guy's pocket."
Best Performance
Chris Bauer (Frank Sobotka) - 10
Idris Elba (Russell “Stringer” Bell) - 4
Amy Ryan (Officer Beatrice "Beadie" Russell) - 3
Jim True-Frost (Det. Roland "Prez" Pryzbylewski) - 2
Michael Kenneth Williams (Omar Little) - 2
Andre Royo (Reginald "Bubbles" Cousins) - 2
James Ransome (Chester "Ziggy" Sobotka) - 2
Dominic West (Det. James “Jimmy” McNulty) - 1
Larry Gilliard (D’Angelo Barksdale) - 1
Clarke Peters (Det. Lester Freamon) - 1
Wendell Pierce (Det. William "Bunk" Moreland) - 1
J.D. Williams (Preston "Bodie" Broadus) - 1
Bill Raymond (The Greek
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 2 Episode 3 - "Hot Shots"
Original air date: June 15, 2003
Written by: David Simon, Ed Burns, Joy Kecken (staff writer), Rafael Alvarez (staff writer)
Directed by: Elodie Keene
Opening title card: “What they need is a union.” - Russell
Season 1 Poll Results - 5 votes
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
9 - 1 vote
8 - 2 vote
What was your favorite scene:
Rawls and the other law enforcement officials as he gets the 13 bodies dumped back on Homicide. - 3
The interrogation of the ship worker by Sergie, Spiros, and The Greek. - 2
McNulty and Buck eating crab in the interrogation room. - 1
Horseface stealing a police van. From a police parking lot. - 1
Most memorable line/lines:
"...and he's without a doubt the most swollen asshole in American law enforcement." - 2
"Can't catch crabs in homicide, right?" "Except maybe the occasional emergency room nurse every now and again." - 1
"You work for a gaping-asshole." "More than one, actually." - 1
"They can chew you up, but they gotta spit you out." - 1
Best Performance
John Doman (Col. William A. Rawls) - 2
Amy Ryan (Officer Beatrice "Beadie" Russell) - 1
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 1 Episode 7 - “One Arrest”
Original air date: July 21, 2002
Written by: David Simon, Ed Burns, Rafael Álvarez
Directed by: Joe Chappelle
Opening title card: “A man must have a code.” - Bunk
Episode 6 Poll Results - 8 votes
Rate the episode on a scale of 1-10
10 - 1 vote
9 - 2 votes
8 - 2 votes
What was your favorite scene
Wallace taking on the role of the parent in the house. - 4
Jimmy taking Omar to see Brandon's body. - 3
D'Angelo call Stringer, while Freamon and Prez listen in. - 1
Most memorable line/lines
"We're building something here, Detective. We're building it from scratch. All the pieces matter, all right?" - 4
"Jesus, they must've killed this kid four or five times." - 2
"Oh, indeed." - 2
Best Performance
Michael B. Jordan (Wallace) - 4
Michael Kenneth Williams (Omar Little) - 3
J.D. Williams (Preston “Bodie” Broadus) - 1
(Anyone not listed got zero votes)
Simon and Burns finally add to the writing team, with the addition of Rafael Álvarez. Álvarez did the teleplay of the episode. Meaning Simon and/or Burns came up with the story, and Álvarez created the scenes and dialogue of the episode.
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 2 Episode 6 - "All Prologue”
Original air date: July 6, 2003
Written by: David Simon, Ed Burns (story by), Joy Kecken (staff writer), Rafael Alvarez (staff writer)
Directed by: Steve Shill
Opening title card: “It don’t matter that some fool say he different...” - D’Angelo
Season 2 Episode 6 Poll Results - 3 responses
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
9 - 1 vote
8 - 2 vote
What was your favorite scene:
Opening scene with Ziggy getting ripped off on his cut, and losing his car to Cheese. - 1
Bubs meeting with Jimmy. Showing off his boating knowledge, and passing on Omar's number. - 1
Stringer talking buisness with his professor. - 1
Herc, deep undercover. - 1
Russell trying to set Maui up as an informant. - 1
Kima and Carver watching Herc make the buys. - 1
Stringer explaining the plan to change the name of Death Grip. - 1
Most memorable line/lines:
"You lie to us, you hurt our feelings. You lie to them, it's perjury." - 2
"They say a police is only as good as his informants. Meaning, we ain't about much." - 2
"They used to make steel there, no?" - 2
"Because if I caught him once, he might be the last son of a bitch to try it twice. - 1
"When I fuck you over, you'll know it." - 1
"One more time with that toothpick, I'm going to stab him in the fucking eye with it." - 1
Best Performance
Pablo Schreiber (Nick Sobotka) - 2
Wendell Pierce (Det. William "Bunk" Moreland) - 1
Chris Bauer (Frank Sobotka) - 1
James Ransome (Chester "Ziggy" Sobotka) - 1
Chris Ashworth (Sergei "Serge" Malatov) - 1
Method Man (Melvin "Cheese" Wagstaff) - 1
The Wire - Anniversary Rewatch and Discussion - Season 2 Episode 1 - "Ebb Tide"
Original air date: June 1, 2003
Written by: David Simon, Ed Burns, Joy Kecken (staff writer), Rafael Alvarez (staff writer)
Directed by: Ed Bianchi
Opening title card: “Ain’t never gonna be what it was.” - Little Big Roy
A reminder about the poll. I only list the scenes lines that catch my eye and/or ear. There’s always the option for write-in votes. And I'm always open to suggestions and constructive criticism on these posts, seeing as how we have 48 episodes to go. Feel free to drop a PM or something in the comments.
We get the new version of “Way Down in the Hole”. Which is actually the original version. Tom Waits wrote and performed it first for his 1987 album “Frank’s Wild Years”.
Season 1 Poll Results - 34 votes
Rate the season on a scale of 1-10
16 - 3 vote
10 - 2 vote
3 - 1 vote
What was your favorite opening title card:
"Come at the king, you best not miss." - Omar (Episode 8) - 17
"The King stay the King." - D'Angelo (Episode 3) - 4
"Thin line 'tween heaven and here." - Bubbles (Episode 4) - 4
"... little slow, a little late." - Avon Barksdale (Episode 5) - 4
"...and all the pieces matter." - Freamon (Episode 6) - 4
"A man must have a code." - Bunk (Episode 7) - 2
"This is me, yo, right here." - Wallace (Episode 12) - 2
"You cannot lose, if you do not play." - Marla Daniels (Episode 2) - 1
"And then he dropped the bracelets." - Greggs (Episode 10) - 1
"all in the game..." - Traditional West Baltimore (Episode 13) - 1
Most memorable line/lines
Chess scene - 3
"Fuck" scene - 3
Ep 1 Intro, the Snot Boogie dialogue - 2
D'angelo's confession. - 2
Kimas Shooting - 1
D'Angelo gets mad at Wallace for getting "burnt". - 1
Wallace's death - 1
Rawls confronts McNulty - the 'you are a gaping asshole' speech - 1
All - 1
Where's Wallace ? - 1
Most memorable line/lines
"Come at the king, you best not miss." - 5
"No ugly-ass white man get his face on no legal fucking tender less he president." - 2
"Case goes from red to black by way of green, lieutenant." - 1
"It's all in the game, yo." - 1
"It ain't got to be like this." - 1
"What the fuck did I do?" - 1
"You'd rather live in shit than let the
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