Murdering bastards murder. That's funny when they start getting maudlin and sentimental and cliche about it all. Dee going down... "family" and all that... after killin' and turnin' 16 year olds to murder. Nah. Nu-huh.

That investigation scene needs to be studied in some class about how to write dialogue.

The Fate of the World was decided.

Historical Note on Operation Market Garden During the invasion of Normandy, the German forces were retreating through what is called the Falaise Pocket. 75% of the German army got away because of the slow reaction of America’s General Bradley and British Field Marshal Montgomery to close the pocket. 50,000 German troops were able to escape into Holland where they were re-equipped. A month later Montgomery launched a poorly planned Operation Market Garden, right in the middle of those well rested, newly equipped, experienced German Units, and the Allied forces nearly got annihilated.

Many of the women also became informants for the Germans and got many of the Resistance killed.

Imagine been droped on a foreign land by parachute when you have 18 and confronted to veteran german military ? or run on a beach under Mg fire ? beeing a women and fear for your men to be conscripted is nothing in comparaison of running on the beach and seen all the horror of the war

Terrific reaction. Great series. Both smart.

LOL! She feels bummed about the fact that there's nasty politics in the police system. I wonder how she's gonna feel about Seasons 4 and 5. The school system and the Press.

guess who's back, back again.

Can you please react to other episodes soon

One of the most heartwarming episodes in a chaotic rollercoaster

Jan is one of the few I've seen that immediately picked up on Prop Joe's potential endgame in his conversations with Stringer. Well done.

valentines? ur 1 year ahead on the patreon?

Classifying The Wire as a detective show is blasphemy

Girl where u been 😂😂😂

As always loved your reaction! Can't even imagine to have time with work and social life to edit videos and then post them online, so thank you. Your uploads are very much appreciated😊

Its Bodie BTW and Stringer sees him as a loyal soldier.

Ziggy gave the witness the envelope of money after feeling bad. The kid had absolutely nothing to do with it.

In the Black Neighborhood we all know The Nation of Islam ☪️. There part of the black community and even though controversial have the community best interests. Brother Mouzone is called a Fruit of Islam the disciplinary part of the religious group, security forces, mind body and spirit( clean body clean mind) very military. You can see that in his character.

Kima didn’t ask for this, her girlfriend is forcing theses changes on her. Kima is the male in this relationship, and she was attracted to her as is in the beginning then once they were together, she trying to force Kima to be something else. Kima is POLICE! Kima wants a girlfriend to come home to and cuddle on the couch and hold each other like the beginning. The women is living in her head like Kima is the daddy and she’s cool with this. Body language tells you everything, I always pay attention to the signs in my wife that why we’ve been married for 12 years.

I miss you so much glad you’re back JAN🥰 Can you be around more and finish these next couple of seasons.🥰

Another The Wire reaction from Jane. It's been a year already???

The way Brother Mouzone dresses suggests that he's a member of the Black Muslims, AKA The Nation of Islam. That's what Cheese meant when he asked, "You with the Nation, homie?" and "Either you a Muslim, or your momma need to stop layin' your clothes out in the mornin''." Members of the NOI always wear suits and bow ties. And Brother Mouzone's glasses look very similar to the ones that Malcolm X wore. The NOI can be a scary organization, though I don't think they'd be involved in dealing drugs, or protecting the interests of a drug kingpin. Mouzone, if he was a Black Muslim, was probably acting independently. But his look, with the suit and tie, wouldn't have gotten him far with the police. They'd recognize the uniform, and wouldn't take it as a sign of respectability. The police, if they knew about him, would probably worry that another potentially violent organization was involved.

guess we just forgot about The Bear :(

Happy 💘 Valentine’s Day!?! You have 11 months of The Wire you’re sitting on? lol. Do you have the edited versions on your Patreon? Asking for a friend.

You predicted zigs downfall second before it happened lmao

I'm so excited for when you react to season 3 and 4 in the future!! 💯💯

I always enjoy watching the wire with new fans of it. I’ve seen this series at least six times front to back lol love it.

I think a lot of what season 2 has to say about Ziggy is that he is a much better person than Nick. But because Nick belongs where he is and Ziggy doesn't, when you watch the season you naturally come to side with Nick and sympathize with his struggle, whereas Ziggy gets under the viewer's nerve and gets criticism from the audience. There are even things that people will never notice, like how Ziggy buying a coat as soon as he makes illegal money is evidence that he is a moron, but as soon as Nick makes his money from the chemical deal he buys a big-ass truck that he shouldn't be able to afford, and not a word is said about that. I think that it's a very interesting writing choice, and not many shows have done something like this.

valentines day? how are you so slow updating this channel lmaoooo

Apparently she already finished it in July . She posted the rest on Patreon it seems like it’s $2 dollars to watch the rest. I’m just going to watch other reactors.

Happy new year! Hope you resume Severance at some point :)

Where is the bear episodes ??? Not finishing it

Yeah, our mains all meeting and fighting for their sometimes convergent but ultimately mutually exclusive ends in the 2nd episode. Unexpected because that's the sort of thing lazier writers might stretch across multiple seasons.

German collaborators were just that--- collaborators with occupiers who murdered their fellow citizens. Traitors. The women were indeed lucky. They bet on the wrong side and hoped they'd profit from their country's defeat.

They had no electronic hand translators back then ;-)) They handed little phrase books out to the troops. The Belgian and Dutch civilians were starved. Teen girls in Holland would take German boys out in the woods for a date, and the soldier would never return ;-)

When Webster asked the man "Sprechen Sie English?" wasn't dutch but german, because Webster was a translator german/english. In dutch it would have been "Spreekt u Nederlands?" ;-)

I strongly recommend that you watch "Saving Private Ryan". It covers the amphibious landing on 'Omaha Beach' on D-Day, as well as some days after. It is an Epic war-movie, directed by Stephen Spielberg, starring Tom Hanks. "Saving Private Ryan" kind of 'spawned' "Band of Brothers", and is created by Spielberg and Hanks. The same is with "The Pacific"...

The reason the Lt. asked the sergeant to tap him on the leg when the light turns green is because, he's color blind, can't tell red from green. Which would mean he would be ineligible to serve in the military.... which means he lied or cheated his way into the military.

You might want to watch the movie "Saving Private Ryan", as it it is 'related' to "Band of Brothers" and created by the same people... Usually, people 1st watch "Saving PrivateRyan", and shortly after, they watch "Band of Brothers"... And after that, "The Pacific"...similar to "Band of Brothers", albeit in The Pacific.

Jumping around with the editing...

Webster giving chocolate to the kid kills me. Looking forward to your reaction to the rest of the series.

It was good to have a linguist

Eindhoven was the town they first came to where civilians welcomed them.

Orange is the national color of the Netherlands so the orange banners and flags signify patriotism. Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are between Germany and France and had very small militaries, unable to stop the Germans who invaded their countries in 1940 trying to avoid the French Army. As for foreign languages, a lot of soldiers were 2nd Gen Americans and spoke German, Italian, French and Japanese at home.

most liberal arts degrees require a foreign language. At the time it was probably (Spanish, German, Italian or French). Webster was in College when the war started. The dutch know english pretty well because of how close they are to England (radio).

someone mentioned that Lt. Peacock may have been color blind which is why he needed to know when the light was green

Right around this time in the war an unusual heartwarming yet sad event took place near the German border. A wounded American soldier had been left behind. He kept calling for help but no one came. A German lieutenant, Friedrich Lengfeld, in charge of a platoon ordered his men not to fire. After a short while Lt. Lengfeld led a couple of his men with first aid supplies across a minefield. Sadly, Friedrich Lengfeld tripped a mine and was killed. Today you can visit his grave in the Hurtgen Cemetery where you will find a small monument that reads in both German and English, "No greater love hath a man than he giveth his life for an enemy." The monument was placed there by the U.S. 22nd Infantry Division.❤💔❤️💔

Most Dutch are good at English because Dutch is the closest related language to English, and the closest genetic group to England.

Just curious cute lady! Are you Native American?