The Wire 5x10 (Series Finale) Part:2 | FRR REACTION!!

[@RadianIndustries]

"Always 2 jokers in the deck." That's the kind of insightful, hilarious commentary that keeps us coming back.

[@jamesdakrn]

That Bubbles - no REGINALD- scene at the end still gives me hope despite all the bullshit in the world. That systems may fail us, but some people with just the right help can find their happiness and get out of the worst situations.

[@FriendRequestReviews]

Facts

[@Courtlen163]

@@FriendRequestReviews will y’all still be reacting to Power?

[@thegrimner]

Andre Royo, the actor for Bubs, wanted to see his character married and rebuilding a life on the ending montage, but David Simon wouldn't have it. "Climbing up the stairs is as good an ending as anyone gets on this show", he's reported to have said-

[@MrDMF567]

Slim Charles popping Cheese was one of the most satisfying scenes lol.

[@neilsun2521]

Michael has all those wheel-rims behind him when he says goodbye; cause the wheel keeps on turning, with him continuing Omar.

[@neilsun2521]

"full circle" like a wheel.

[@brandonshaw2120]

I love the lighting as well. It's all different shades of blue.

[@MainTopmastStaysail]

Same rim shop Marlo was in as an up-and-comer in Season 3, where they were to show the same thing with him and Barksdale.

[@taztaztaz]

A work of art.. i can watch this whole series over and over and as i age with it i catch something different each time.. see someone else’s view a little better each time..

[@PhilMyu]

It was a great ride with you. By far my favorite reactors for my favorite show of all time. Thanks so much for letting us join in your conversations and this observations! Hope you’ll do Succession next - it’s a different kind of show in terms of style, but it’s on the same level when it comes to taking the viewers intelligence seriously and telling a great story with a larger cast of characters and fantastic writing and acting. It’s now right behind the Wire for me (and I’ve watched all the big ones like Sopranos, BB, Mad Men, etc.) Let’s get you to 10k! By the way, The Wire is an INSANELY rewatchable show. You’ll pick up a lot more details on a rewatch and it’s really great to see those characters, knowing where they‘re heading.

[@FriendRequestReviews]

We doing Fargo next

[@EliBrigante]

@@FriendRequestReviewscan we call dibs on succession after Fargo?🤣

[@Tyrantofthewind]

"You'll didn't need to show this..." Nah they really did. One of the main themes of the show is showing the cyclical nature of how problems pass from one generation to the next. How it doesn't matter how good you are or how much potential you have, you are just as susceptible to being consumed by those problems. Marlo's last scene is actually great because it ties back to two other big names in the series, Omar and Stringer Bell. Marlo literally had everything Stringer Bell wanted (flush with cash and out of the game), but it wasn't what he lived for, he lived for the game, and in that game he wasn't the one who was remembered... Omar was.

[@monadreher2428]

Yep. Marlo basically lost just as much as he won which is why his ending is perfect because it's a ending *he* doesn't want. While I absolutely wanted him to either die or go to the big house (didn't care which came first atp tbh) it's important to note that Marlo gets to an ending that not too many people in the game get to reach, free and rich. Because he's been forced into retirement and into a role that is nowhere near what always mattered to Marlo. And the main thing that always mattered to Marlo was taken from him as well by my love Omar ❤ so Marlo essentially ends up with everything he needs but not everything he wants and what he wants to be. His own personal hell and it's great af for a character like him. A fate worse than death from his POV.

[@Sco3000]

"Nobody makes me bleed my own blood." LMAO nice dodgeball quote

[@jayjacobl4667]

you guys had one of my favorite reactions to this show.

[@manzell]

Chris had a family, Wee-bay had a family - Even Cheese's family was in the show! It's tougher to catch but - Randy is Cheese's son.

[@Cbricklyne]

That don't make them family. Cheese didn't even know that Randy existed or was his son. Just because you're biologically related to someone don't make you family with them. There's a related (excuse the pun) saying we have in the Black community that kind of touches on that that goes,... "Not all skinfolk is Kinfolk" Which technically just means that not all black people are going to be family (or for you) just because they black. Same thing applies to people you're actually biologically related to and more so in the case of deadbeat dads. And let's not forget that this Cheese we're talking about. Dude served up his own Uncle - his flesh and blood - to be murdered just so he'd get paid, even after that uncle had protected his ass many many times - including against the very same people he then sold his uncle out to.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

I never noticed that Randy is Cheese kid, do they ever state that as fact besides the last names matching?

[@gacaptain]

How could y’all say Wee bay didn’t have a family?? When they spent a whole season concentrating on his wife and son?

[@Chris-ImperialAerosolKid]

​@@TheCrazyCanuck420David Simon confirmed it

[@Cream-2128]

@@TheCrazyCanuck420no they kind of just hinted at it after the show but never made no sense.

[@Cbricklyne]

Marlo Stanfield : "MY NAME IS MY NAME!!!!!!" Vondas (The Greek's right hand man) : "My name is not even my name" The Greek : ".....and I'm not even Greek" That sums up the game in one simple contrast and why it was that the Greeks controlled it and the Bangers like the Marlo's, and the Avon's and the Stringer's didn't. Prop Joe came close to being the black version of teh Greeks but even he screwed up at the end, both by trusting family he shouldn't have (Cheese) and also by not dipping earlier when he had the chance right before Marlo got him. Also, Fun fact : Andy Krawcjyck - the guy that Marlo is introduced to by his lawyer Levi at the end there is the same developer who was with Stringer when String got murdered by Omar and Brother Mouzone, He also happens to be the developer (or one of the developers) behind the project that was built where the Towers from Season 1 were and were demolished for. So he's essentially been in the background or foreground of almost all of Baltimore's Drug game kingpins, from Avon with the Towers, to String trying to go legit, all the way back to Marlo trying (and failing) to get out of the game and be a legit businessman. I'm sure he has a connection with the Greeks too, but I still haven't figured it out yet. Or maybe the Greeks are just that good.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

Krawchyk is also on the city school budget board...which is very interesting considering the huge deficit the schools were in. Gotta love this show.

[@chidiumeh]

Just noticed again those corner boys are talking about Omar when they're approached by Marlo at the end. They're telling a myth about how Omar died, meanwhile Marlo's right in front of them and they don't know who he is. That name didn't ring out like Omar's did.

[@FriendRequestReviews]

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[@Sharoddd]

Y’all are hands down the best two creators that react to these type of shows . Y’all point out stuff that I never even noticed glad to be along for the ride . If y’all watch Snowfall then we are in for another insane journey !

[@FriendRequestReviews]

Down the road for sure but Fargo is next, we wanted to get off the corner for a bit and dive into something different.

[@Sharoddd]

@@FriendRequestReviews love it!

[@RadianIndustries]

Hands down.

[@skylla-charybdis]

Fargo ist brilliant!

[@shastealyomeal]

Sydnor became the new McNulty

[@unc54]

They even said Sydnor was married too in the 1st season, so that parallel goes even harder because we see signs of Sydnor more obsessed with the job as the series progressed, especially in Season 5.

[@monadreher2428]

​@@unc54Yep. And David Simon stated (which is accurate) that Sydnor is the *only* major character in the entirety of the series whose morality remains clean or "unblemished" by the end of the series. Of course this is largely because we don't see or know much about Sydnor's personal life but it's safe to assume that he's a decent guy and happily married. Him going down the same path as McNulty ensures that he won't remain "unblemished" for long. And as you stated we definitely start to see it throughout Season 5.

[@stephendavis6267]

The great irony: that Scott Templeton has one of the biggest stories of any journalist's career fall right into his lap, the sort of story that wins Pulitzers and makes careers . . . but because of his past sins, he can't report on it. And the thing is, even though he gets the Pulitzer for his fabricated stories here, there are hints that the bottom will soon fall out, like it did for Stephen Glass and Janet Cooke.

[@shaunk6925]

I know I'm late, but the closest I've ever come to seeing The Wire again for the first time is by watching yall's reaction to it. Been with you since Season 1 Episode 1, it's been a privilege and I can't wait for more of your content. Much love gents 🙏🙏

[@afrobuddy4801]

Wow from The Wire to Fargo! You guys are really getting suggested some fire shows

[@keenanbell2854]

The way Slim Charles let Cheese get 90% of his speech out before blowing his brains out cracks me up every time 😂😂 “That was for Joe!”

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

By far my absolute favorite kill in the entire series. Bye Cheese ✌🏻 Method Man's acting during the monologue and the monologue in general was quite awesome though.

[@jamesdakrn]

“This sentimental motherfucker just cost us money” 😆😆

[@DannyBedo]

As much as I dislike this season, the ending is perfect. It’s probably the most closure any show has given it’s fanbase. The level of “and it just keeps moving” with Jimmy watching the city at the end is wild. It takes me back to a very specific time right before smart phones, the world had a little magic left in it. The full cycle of life is truly shown in those last moments with shots of traffic and the regular people. Perfect show gentlemen 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 loved watching you guys

[@casmatt99]

The roller coaster of season 5 is my favorite in the show. Every season builds to it, and the way each separate plot intersects and reconciles is one of the most gratifying stories I've ever seen.

[@claudej.montgomery9421]

All the seasons matter

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

I have never heard anyone say season 5 is their favorite.

[@monadreher2428]

​@@TheCrazyCanuck420They're out there 😂 It's probably the smallest fan bunch of the five but they exist lmao. My son and his best friend both have Season 5 ranked as their number 1 for many of the same reasons stated by the og commenter. The faster pacing and the more "entertaining" plots given in this season made them thoroughly enjoy it a lot. Not to mention the wrap up to the entire series as a whole. Season 5 is last on my personal ranking but I will state that it has grown on me more with subsequent rewatches and they really did pull off a lot with this final season in terms of the main themes and overall point of the season and the series in its entirety. I also never thought this was a bad season, I've always liked Season 5 of The Wire.

[@casmatt99]

@@TheCrazyCanuck420 like I said, the previous seasons all build up to 5. Each one has its own themes, which ultimately combine into season 5 where every world collides with one another. It's poetic and brilliant, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the entire series the conclusion was sensational.

[@chidiumeh]

@@monadreher2428 Same. My least favourite mostly due to the pacing but still a helluva season and a great wrap up.

[@mayaowens3388]

I feel like this show was before its time. In the sense that, we have watched so many TV series/shows and movies after this originally aired that make you think and spark the imagination... we are use to these types of shows now in 2023. But back then, we were easily swayed when episodes or seasons got a little slow. I rewatched the entire series with my husband this year, and I loved it more than the first time around and am able to understand the tiny detais that I would have missed before. This show is fire!!!! The creators should have gotten "a Pulitzer!" Lol😂

[@SubZeroJill]

I think both of you are right about Rhonda... yeah, she was mainly lookin' out for her job- but she also didn't want Jimmy and Lester's work go to waste. She did what she could, imo. At the end of the day, I'd rather have someone like her move up the ladder and be a judge compared to the more corrupt public prosecutors that we have irl. And this might be an unpopular opinion, but Jimmy did more good than bad with that lie. Granted, he's a super flawed person/detective, but at the very core of him- he means well. He's just reckless and arrogant in the way he handles things. Def' one of my top 3 favorite characters in the series \m/ I truly enjoyed watching yall's journey throughout this beautiful show. Keep up the awesome work, boys! It was a pleasure rewatching The Wire w/ u

[@marcuscato9083]

Everything great comes to an end, but I enjoyed following along with you gents. Looking forward to seeing what you tackle next.

[@3ggh3ad]

Game is the game, always think that sums up the ending with all the passing of the torches

[@Esonar]

Alma who was the reporter who caught the bullet for standing up for Gus at the newspaper is the wife of the actor that played D'Angelo. Just like pointing that out. 😃

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

No longer married unfortunately from what I've heard. But it's still a nice fun trivia fact.

[@gaspardlaurent742]

It was a blast to rewatch that masterpiece along with you guys! If you're doing Fargo next, you gotta do the movie first, so you don't miss out on the connections!

[@Meshuggapeth]

You guys understood the themes and the humor of the show! Great job

[@nazgul9538]

a good canon ending for Marlo would be he got locked up anyways, because his return to the streets is inevitable, its all he knows! he needs the acknowledgement, ppl fearing his name etc etc

[@neilsun2521]

Fargo season 1 is amazing. Looking forward to seeing what you think about that. Although I never found the subsequent series quite up to the standard of the first. (Similar to True Detective.)

[@joegaspard9762]

Great job guys. Thanks for the fun ride. Ironic trivia - the actor who played Templeton went on to write and direct the best movie ever about good journalism: Spotlight. Check it out.

[@brandonshaw2120]

What about 'The Paper'? Such a great film.

[@unc54]

What a journey this has been. Also I know you guys said you did the Corner. Must have been a trip seeing so many of these actors play the opposite roles.

[@keenanbell2854]

Had a ball with y’all watching my favorite show of all time..

[@kahlbutomacfarland]

Everybody who talks shit about the final season, seriously, tell me they didn’t SLAM that ending? Still my fav series ending, only BCS came close. Love y’all taking this trip. You guys are some of the rare really smart and insightful reactors I’ve found. I hope to follow you guys covering materials that really accentuate this strength in your content. Going to be hard to follow The Wire and Sopranos (especially given you guys already seen BB and BCS) though. Thanks again!

[@monadreher2428]

Yeah the final season of The Wire is definitely great. There's still quite a few very good shows out there these guys could watch. Justified, The Shield, Snowfall, LOST, Mad Men, Stranger Things, Boardwalk Empire, Orange is the New Black, Peaky Blinders, DARK (although the way this one is set up...I would highly recommend watching this as sober as possible), Battlestar Galactica, Ozark, Atlanta, Hannibal. This is the golden age of television after all.

[@kahlbutomacfarland]

@@monadreher2428 I echo many of your picks. BSG, Lost are like time capsules of TV history now. Boardwalk and Mad Men are musts as Sopranos follow ups. Ozark is a clear Breaking Bad successor. I would add The Leftovers, True Detective S1 and Six Feet Under as probably the lasts in my top tier. They mentioned Fargo too, that’s a really good choice. I hope they check out the movie first though.

[@monadreher2428]

@@kahlbutomacfarland The Leftovers is definitely up there as well. That's a show like The Wire I think went over a lot of peoples heads when it first came out but now it's getting all the recognition and love it deserves. Fargo is great...but that show definitely has quite a few dips in quality after those first two seasons. I'm definitely looking forward to the reactions for that series. They've seen the movie too I believe and I think they quite enjoyed it.

[@CallOfCutie69]

With white Carcetti mayor the police commissioner was supposed to be black. With black Nerese mayor the commish can be white Valchek.

[@Zokolov]

Such a great ride to watch it again with FRR 🎉

[@Zokolov]

Templeton is the worst for real, telling that a serial killer like Chris is more sympathetic and watchable than that lying ass

[@monadreher2428]

Oop. Ion know about "sympathetic" per se lml...but watchable? Yes, absolutely.

[@Zokolov]

@@monadreher2428 Lol yeah maybe sympathetic is the wrong word, but we know about Chris' childhood and we saw how he never really had hatred towards anyone except Michael's stepdad so we definitely see where he's coming from

[@monadreher2428]

@@Zokolov Oh yeah for sure. That scene with Michael's step dad is amazing and there are glimpses of some degree of humanity to Chris particularly when compared to Marlo and Snoop but he is still a cold stone killer at the end of the day. But yeah like you stated...all that said Chris Partlow over Scott Templeton any day of the week LMAO Chris is personally one of my top 10.

[@xgenux]

Enjoyed the ride with you guys. Best show ever.

[@UgoZg]

THE greatest show ever filmed.

[@Chris-ImperialAerosolKid]

Carver and Bubs the only two people with redemption arcs. Eventually. Gus pretty much the only wholely good person in the entire series. The Dukie arc is a gut punch

[@monadreher2428]

Yeah even though Gus is absolutely a Mary Sue (although tbf he definitely missed stories too) it's oddly the reason I like him a lot. It's what makes him stand out to me. He's just a genuinely good person.

[@joey_dangerously]

You should check out the mini series The Corner. Came out before The Wire and a lot of the same themes and actors. Made by the same people. Its only 5 episodes. Also, the recent mini-series We Own This City is based in Baltimore and has a lot of actors from The Wire. Some of the youngns all grown up. Yall would like it. Its only like 4 or 5 episodes too.

[@FriendRequestReviews]

We have The Corner full length watch along on patreon YT videos coming soon

[@roxanewebster9003]

McNulty is like a bloodhound on a scent. A bloodhound will run itself to death if it is running loose.

[@Kaspisify]

"Despite his negligible Irish ancestry, his defects of personality, and his inconstant sobriety and hygiene, a true murder police. Jimmy, I say this seriously: If I was laying there dead on some Baltimore street corner, I'd want it to be you, standing over me, catching the case." The look Landsman gives him as he finishes this. He had his sgt's respect for damn sure.

[@mattlawrence1932]

I was trying to think of what the two of u reminded me of these past few months I've been watching but now I know.... y'all remind me of a off brand version of 8ball & MJG💯

[@FriendRequestReviews]

WoW spot on 🤣😂🤣 top 3 for down south rap UGK is my number one of course

[@mattlawrence1932]

@@FriendRequestReviews I thought that would finally get your attention even tho I was kinda gunning on y'all at the same time it's still a compliment 💯👌

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

That last Marlo scene was the best scene ever.

[@thegrimner]

The King did stay the King. No one knows Marlo, but Omar is a legend, and we can bet Barksdale's name still rings out, too.

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

​@@thegrimnerMarlo still proved himself

[@demiGodHFL]

would y’all be down to react to The Wire’s prequel clips?

[@aubreydavis8822]

They never found Snot Boogies killer

[@joey_dangerously]

They solved it the first ever episode

[@angel420garcia]

Man, duke had no shot. Sad to see but that’s how it is for a lot of the youth in the country

[@vernonviz]

Loved it fella's

[@willheil7591]

I can’t believe you guys are only at 4 8k subscribers. Too many reactors out there, I guess. People, if you watched The Wire and other things with FRR, SUBSCRIBE!

[@marcuscato9083]

I'm surprised too. I know some reactors think that movies are better for growing a channel than shows are. But i'm looking forward to seeing what they tackle next.

[@AlgernonBrosplitz]

I don't think Marlo was ever in danger, not from Slim Charles at least. Slim knew the game and what Marlo did to Joe was business. But what Cheese did was treason

[@Kaspisify]

"That was for Joe!" Fucking love you Slim.

[@MrDMF567]

You guys should check out “Generation Kill”. By the same guy & writers. It’s only 7 episodes. Lots of Wire actors in it & a lot of the same themes. Really funny too.

[@dd-lv6ee]

Thank you for doing this show! Yall are best reactors!!

[@Zseventyone]

Dominic West’s other notable roles are in 300 and The Crown. Edit: He’s Australian, I think too. Makes his career all the more impressive.

[@FriendRequestReviews]

Yooooo he really is in 300! Ugh I hated his character in 300

[@Zseventyone]

@@FriendRequestReviews Of course you did. He was awful.

[@danielleregan3677]

He's English!!!!!

[@Zseventyone]

@@danielleregan3677 thx

[@Zseventyone]

@@danielleregan3677 I bet I thought Australian because of the accent he uses when he’s undercover as a foreign John.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Greatest show of all time, totally unchallenged to this day.

[@wonettathomas4552]

Slim Charles is the pon that became a queen.

[@neilsun2521]

Dukie had an actual horse and actual junk next to him while he was doing it. Subtle!

[@neilsun2521]

(The Dukie/Prez scene showed how Bubs ended up locked in sister's basement. The people who escape that stuff easiest are the ones who have the resources to re-locate completely. Keeps you safe for about 6 months. Bubs doesn't seem like he's got resources though!)

[@ReaderOfThreads]

Such a great show 🎉

[@Kaspisify]

"No.. I'm a fuckin' joke. And so are you."

[@Lobobandido]

Next show to check out, try Burn Notice, it’s a damn good show

[@monadreher2428]

Uh uh the ungratefulness to Ronnie in this episode was kind of crazy I'm sorry 😂 I always highkey roll my eyes at McNulty and Lester during that scene. Like...Sis is literally the reason they didn't turn into complete ash during this hellfire that yall unfairly got her caught up in in the first place. Yall are *not going to jail* Tf show some gratitude lmaooo Yeah the ending to this series is just perfect simply put. The only other TV series finales I put over The Wire personally are Six Feet Under, The Shield and The Americans. I promise I felt it when Formal stated "we need another season" lml If you guys ever find the time you should definitely check out "We Own This City", another David Simon's work and quite recent in both release and time of events which kind of makes it equally as relevant as The Wire is. It's the closest to a "sixth season" we'll probably ever get in this lifetime so it's well worth the checkout.

[@shooter_My_Dula]

🙏🏽 Thank you for a Great series reaction to the wire, it was refreshing to watch it thru the eyes of 2 Brothers who look and come from where we come from ✌🏽. Recommendations i promise none of these miss. -Peaky Blinders -The Boys -Boardwalk Empire -Ray Donavan .

[@kurtpoeltl4238]

Great job, Guys! What's next? You guys have great taste in series. While nothing is in the league of The Wire and Sopranos, sp?, I think you both would appreciate Justified and Deadwood. Thanks again!

[@FriendRequestReviews]

We have The Corner full length watch along on patreon YT videos coming soon but Fargo is next

[@fiji1jay]

Off topic it be cool if y’all made a video of y’all top 10 characters

[@tupacalypto13]

Y’all should watch Generation Kill next! HBO series about a battalion of Marines at the start of the 2003 Iraq invasion. It’s created by the same people behind The Wire and based on true events. It’s hailed as the more realistic depiction of military culture on TV.

[@Cbricklyne]

To be fair, that ending of Marlo doesn't necessarily say he made it out unscathed. I think while they story is that he does leave the Game and is shown trying to be a businessman or whatever, that little bit at the very end where he clashes with those kids and they don't know who he is which sets him off, I feel was put there to show that while he's physically out of the Game, he's not mentally out of it yet and still has a lot of that "streets" mentality that Clay Davis (ironically) warned String about. I feel like they left his ending open-ended, meaning he could look that encounter and the fact that he got a bullet graze wound on his hand as a kind of warning to leave the game for good,....OR,.....it could just be the show saying that it's only a matter of time before he finds himself fully back in that world and either gets got (by someone like Michael, no less), or the cops get a whiff that he's back in the drug game and this time the lock him up for good. I don't think anyone ever makes it out of the game and the streets clean, save for the few like Namond (who wasn't really in it in a real way, to be fair) or I guess you could say Bubbs (though he wasn't a dealer, but certainly on the User/fiend side). Okay, maybe Poot too,..... But we don't know if Footlocker had a bad quarter and mass layoffs and he found himself jobless again.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

Great post but I'm a little confused on your Namond take. How was he not in it in "real way"? Out of the four boys he was the only one initially who was literally in the game.

[@Cbricklyne]

@@DevinJones-tc6cw I meant he never had the heart for it like his father. So he was never really "in" it in the same way his dad was and in the same way that Mike ends up being in it. He was always trying to be "the guy" and putting on a character of who he felt he was supposed to be, but that was never hiim.

[@neilsun2521]

I wouldn't say Marlo escaped or got out unscathed. That last scene shows he can't leave it alone and basically rejected the high life.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

I wouldn't say rejected but more so it just goes to establish who Marlo is at heart and the only thing that really matters to him despite technically winning the game. He's trapped in a lifestyle he doesn't want but will be forced to live it unless he wants to risk getting locked up again.

[@neilsun2521]

@@DevinJones-tc6cw I think the last scene shows he doesn't have the impulse control to leave the game behind. That was also evident in those co-op meetings where he had no interest in co-operating.

[@leogothisoscar271]

I get why people may not like season 5 and I admit it is the weakest of all the seasons. However, it's better than people give it credit for. While it may not work on its own, it works after everything that came before it. Sure, the whole McNulty faking crime scenes plot is outlandish and maybe even silly on its own, but it still fits and works after everything they went through the 4 seasons before it. Plus, they wrap everything up nicely, especially the way some characters are taking over the roles of others, showing how the cycle continues. The best part of the where-are-they-nows is seeing Bubbles have a happy ending and the worst is seeing Dookie having a tragic ending.

[@Chris-ImperialAerosolKid]

Band of brothers would be another great HBO show to do. You'd love that I'm sure. Its an all time great

[@christophernunnally3907]

Can y’all please do “The Blacklist” next???

[@FriendRequestReviews]

Sorry Fargo is next

[@jackbauerqqq]

you gays gona watch oz next? =DD

[@michaelfinlay6341]

Can we talk about our sweet little Beadie? She's perfect. But Jimmy had to Jimmy.

[@Chris-ImperialAerosolKid]

Would be good to do more Simon and Burns stuff. Generation Kill is quality. We Own This City for a modern Baltimore take. Treme is great.

[@Darksista1]

😊

[@MOZONEandGlambot]

The game is the game.

[@dripcaraybbx]

23:49 Tell me that's not Louis CK

[@nrgmanifest]

13:42 Naw f- dat no respect... That was lame AF what Kima did. They frfr should be in cuffs because of her... She ain't know they would keep their freedom and she STILL snitched. F- Kima fr...sorry not sorry

[@FreezFCB]

Certified Gomorrah Black Mirror Forbrydelsen

[@SatanDynastyKiller]

Thank you both for the journey- your analysis and discussions after each episode was fantastic. Much success to you both- can’t wait for the next series you guys start (still watching Sopranos with you!).