The Episode Which Made The Wire A Masterpiece

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[@crimsonkate8241]

That was some really thorough analysis & the observations with some of symbolic use of camera shots were good spots. Kinda surprised that you didn't point out the parallel with Colvin & Stringer both using the "get on with it motherf**ker" line, but otherwise. Great stuff!

[@Snaz.17]

Apologies for the extremely late upload, this video took me ages to make, with constant copyright claims making it even longer, but I hope you all enjoy 👍

[@lllllllllll11111lllllllll]

You do a good job-keep posting don’t give up!!!

[@Snaz.17]

Thanks man, appreciate it so much

[@kyprisonbreak3616]

this vid might have made middle ground my #1 ep ever i can’t choose between this episode and ozymandias

[@buymybooks437]

Top Channel. Keep it up

[@Snaz.17]

Thank you so much brother 🙏

[@suitpaint1513]

make a video about Final Grades, it's the best episode of The Wire and the best ever IMO.

[@Snaz.17]

It’s top 5, middle ground takes the crown

[@suitpaint1513]

@@Snaz.17 Final Grades is better than Middle Ground. You have to watch Final Grades again but this time taking into account everything that happened during the fourth season. Once you understand the depth of this episode you will know that it is the best written.

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

Great review, but got a few things wrong. The Barbershop💈 scene was set just the way it Should be perceived. Mouzone is back to settle up not talk or negotiate. He as well as Avon know exactly the end result. "The streets need a body" Blood 🩸. And the alternative to Avon is he's your Man He works for you, I'm going to kill Him. It's either him or you. Body language dictates this From the clasps of the hands to the hands to the side, Ready. Make a decision. You need to redo this entire scene.