The Wire Reunion: HBO "Boys of Summer" Tell All! | Surrounded By Idiots

[@maestroharrell]

If We did a Podcast Rewatching and discussing all the episodes would yall be into it??? 🤔🤔Drop a comment lmk!!!

[@malawigold747]

Definitely!

[@TheSentry777]

💯 Dude, we need this!

[@fckdaworld100]

I would love to hear a rewatch from your perspectives- please see if you can get additional guests as well as fan questions about specific scenes!

[@Purina1111]

Absolutely

[@marcusrickards4652]

Yes!

[@nawfr223]

Namond with the ponytail 20 years later is 🔥 😂

[@jeromebass7878]

Weebey was cut from a different cloth but namond didn't have it in him

[@nbabinladen5784]

Pause

[@nokapimfit]

@@jeromebass7878 WEEBEY WALKED IN JESSUP A MAN, and HE GON WALK OUT ONE, BUT YOU OUT HERE WEARING HIS NAME ACTIN LIKE A BITCH

[@BoomBoomMcG1]

He needs to braid that up. Police could spot him from the other side of Baltimore with that hair 😅

[@tonyocnos6691]

Mum couldn't cut it

[@houdiniwitdajunk6824]

You can tell the real reunion started before the cameras were rolling 💨💨😂😂

[@rokaine7334]

They high as a miniskirt!!

[@miraculousexperience4304]

them boys baked😭

[@SuperSportproblems]

😂😂😂

[@jayman3915]

Lmao. I thought I was the only one who noticed

[@omegathirteen13]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Jermaine played Dook so well. The kid had heart, so much heart. He'll always be one of my favorite characters from the season.

[@BrooklynsFinest_]

The Character Kevin on BMF reminded me of Dookie. It was really sad to see what he went through because he was an innocent civilian… same with Dookie and the other kids. I grew up in the 80’s in NYC, we all had a “dookie” and ”Kevin” in public school and those young men never had a chance. Since the wire, media have been showing young men in this light without and resolve on how we can help them be the kings that they are. We all see the emasculation of the black man but it is up to us to make sure these young men grown up to live in their purpose, avoid sucka shit and have knowledge of self.

[@Bre-dm8go]

Omg yes his character broke my heart watching his downfall was hard

[@TokurErdem]

Best acting on the show with royo

[@breez4798]

Agreed 👍

[@darkside569]

His story arc is soul crushing. It pains me every time.​@@Bre-dm8go

[@ESB82413]

I watch the wire once every 6 months. Just finished it again this past week. You young men killed all of your roles.

[@maestroharrell]

🙌🏾🙌🏾 love bro!

[@SnaQsBynum]

same here, def my shit

[@OGTROLL662]

YO I DID THE SAME THING STOPPED AT 2 YEARS AGO BUT IT WAS LIKE 4 TIMES A YEAR

[@YoQ-PHL]

I watch it once a year from start to finish. I pick up something i missed every time. Classic cinema

[@YoQ-PHL]

I watch it once a year from start to finish. I pick up something i missed every time. Classic cinema

[@nawfr223]

Randy after the 🔥 “you gone look out for me sgt carver” might be one of the most chilling lines in tv show history 💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥

[@benitobusiness14]

They don’t know about that frfr

[@Bre-dm8go]

Facts sad part is he really did wanna help but instead he mad it worse

[@crharper25]

Man that scene was devastating.

[@travellfitzpatrick711]

Man that was some emotion in that scene

[@nawfr223]

Manner I had to go watch that scene again

[@jwashington357]

Idk how this popped in my feed but definitely glad it did. Glad the young brothers still out here.

[@Stayawayfromme...0802]

Facts!!!

[@Longlivebean2408]

Naymond’s mom being mad aggressive in real life like the show is funny af lol

[@CanniTalk]

Yea I feel like his role was made for him.. and the actress that played his mom actually watched her and mimicked her in the show

[@ethershakur4768]

That's his godmother in real life his real mother looks nothing like delonda..the one who plays delonda is really really nice

[@Longlivebean2408]

@@ethershakur4768 I’m sorry…I don’t recall mentioning looks at all

[@RoDiggity3743]

Why did I dead ass think of Julito's real mom being his mom on the show when he told the stories. 🤣

[@bunbeezy8434]

It was great to see them give Jermaine his praise for the work he put in with that character. He deserves an award for that role but it didn't get looked at as true art because the wire was just labeled a black show but it was truly a masterpiece and one of the greatest show every so many amazing characters and stories.

[@loved1280]

So true. He did a wonderful job and it the show was a masterpiece

[@thebarbieinvestor5428]

I mean his character in particular has stuck with me out of any of the kids. I forget he was literally a child killing it like that! Randy’s too!!! Coming out of Bmore I guess is why ! Those kids still running around the city😢😢😢😢

[@josmine2]

Idk about jermaine specifically but ‘the wire’ as a show was nominated for and won hella awards

[@mkeonfiremagazine4673]

You definitely couldn’t have been around when the wire dropped. In no way was the wire broadcasted as a “black show” it won hella awards just stop

[@julitotube]

@@josmine2never won or was nominated for any of the major awards, only nominated once for a Emmy, and that was for writing

[@BUD-TV]

The Wire is the BEST show to EVER hit TV

[@lasauce18]

EVER!!

[@benitobusiness14]

The realest show

[@tiana1966]

EVERRRRRRRR!! Can’t touch it with a 10ft pole 🎯🎯

[@esils]

Hyperbole cringe 😬

[@charlesbuckley5615]

Nah OZ was better

[@hebrewsfl]

As a young Baltimore dude, this is heartwarming.

[@maestroharrell]

Thank you brother

[@hebrewsfl]

@@maestroharrell nah, thank you. Thank all of yall. ✊🏾

[@ramonheffe6391]

What makes this show amazing is because EVERY single character had their own story that we were invested in. We can give credit to the writing but the actors took it to another level. Glad to see you guys still rocking with each other. It’s like a high school clique reuniting and reminiscing. This was so needed!!!!!

[@Benito722]

A lot of people I’ve talked to saw this show differently ( all positive) that is what I thought was so special.

[@timgimmy609]

crazy how the kids on The Wire held their own with and even outshined professional, well respected adult actors. Season 4 was the most emotional by far and these boys were at the heart of it

[@uncleurda8101]

Bro what are the odds I just started season 4 again and this is uploaded lmao. You guys are legendary, and must be proud to be part of one of the most important pieces of media in human history. I started The Wire thinking it was a police drama, just to be absolutely floored by the end that it was a microcosm of such a large picture of society.

[@maestroharrell]

Man all in perfect timing!! And thank you for the kind words. Really is special and it means a lot that its still making that kind of impact today🙏🏾

[@naraarozay4267]

Right 😂🔥

[@ericford2324]

The scene where Bunk visits Randy in the group home is my fave ... just because when he was a kid, Randy wasn't street smart enough to know the games cops play ... but in the group home, he kept his mouth shut and knew how they operate, since Carv had told him he would look out for him, and he ended up getting beat up and landing in a group home

[@emmanueloppong9778]

Craziest part about that whole part is that it was showing Randy turn into Bodie. Every kid had a parallel character by the end of the show. Dukie became bubbles, Namond becomes Clay Davis (They even had Clay Davis and Namond say the exact same line at different times). The writing on this show was something else.

[@leamijacika1956]

And Mike becomes Omar​@@emmanueloppong9778

[@kevinperry707]

As a young black actor, it's so refreshing to see some living legends chopping it up about the greatest TV show of all time. Keep it up yall

[@easyyvestv5577]

Facts I don't think people understand the blueprint this show created for all of the current shows we watch today. From POWER, SNOWFALL, THE CHI etc. and not to mention has bread great, if not the best Black actors today who are still acting in our favorite current shows. RIP Michael Williams and Lance Reddick. Daaaamn there will never be another on like The WIRE. They set the bar with this one.

[@mustanggang5.0]

“When you walk through the garden” 🎶

[@Ahtaht227]

Watch yo back!

[@tonymartin9141]

Gotta keep the devil...

[@Ladybooze89]

I still play this song 🔥

[@nino-007]

Well I beg your pardon

[@leonmurray7488]

THE BOYS!!! Loved this podcast so much, really made my day. My wife and I have 5 cats, named Namond, Randy, Duquan, Mike and Omar (gotta show love to MKW) :-)

[@TheSentry777]

When he creep up for them treats - 'Omar comin' y'all!' 😆

[@maestroharrell]

No Way!!!! You two are 🐐🐐

[@maestroharrell]

😂😂 love this community

[@yezzerskii3166]

It’s crazy to think about everyone that is not here with us today that played a major part of this iconic show is mind blowing .. RIP to all of them

[@Ranbo536]

There’s a few

[@tarencejones1]

Man this makes my heart smile to see you guys together in this setting. MAESTRO the Randy character the one that made me want to jump through the TV and choke all of the adults that failed him. I saw so much of my childhood, families, and experiences through you all. You guys are like my lil brothers and you just don't know it. Love to see it!

[@Sunrey2356]

Maestro has a beautiful smile . Everyone is so grown and handsome!! 🎉

[@WayneaveTv215]

Y’all don’t understand how much we needed this ❤❤❤

[@naturallyashley5669]

Julito has such a sense of empathy and emotional maturity towards Jermaine that it’s admirable for any man that has not only experienced hardships but has also experienced the growth needed to be supportive of his fellow man.❤

[@F2Fcast]

Best part of this to me was that apology.... as a black man who struggled with taking accountability or "owing up" i think it's important to see other black men being fully transparent with each other 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

[@Airvirgo]

Can you post the time stamp for that part

[@F2Fcast]

@@Airvirgo 1:39:23

[@deandraipervis6471]

@@Airvirgoalso a Virgo looking for an apology is crazy

[@Airvirgo]

@@deandraipervis6471 🤣🤣

[@YSuniverse856]

Yea ju was a real one for that for sure you can tell that was on his mind for a while

[@olufemileejohnson6946]

Yall have no idea how much I love this right now. Yalls season inspired me to become a teacher and I always sing the praises of this season. I continuously tell people that season four is the best season of television in history and I will die on that hill.

[@dogslifemedia22]

The dude I work for had never seen "The Wire" and we just started Season 5. Amazing show and you guys added such a unique element that isn't usually found in this genre. Glad to see y'all are doing well.

[@HarlemWorldChristian]

This needs to be a regular thing. The dynamic is wild. I can see this pop off crazy.

[@Kayrenar]

I can’t believe I rocked out almost three hours with y’all! It was amazing to see you actors as grown men reflecting on your time together on what is an amazing project. I was an educator in a Baltimore City high school and watching your characters’ trajectory was, in some cases, heartbreaking. The work you all did was top notch.

[@standup_Yo]

i can't think of better performances by child actors, thats why season 4 will always be my favorite one. appreciate y'all sharing these stories, stay blessed!

[@childof83]

damn that apology was real. Dookie's character was a heavy too.

[@ethershakur4768]

Hell yea it was real and that apology was from the heart I'm sure he forgave them but it was me I wouldve

[@LucafBrim]

I’m literally screaming! Y’all were my favorites in high school! DOOOOKKKKKIEEEEE

[@warrenjones6619]

I enjoyed this. I showed up as a Wire fan and Baltimorean and left respecting these guys’ artistry.

[@tjopearson1004]

I call yall the “kids” season and the kids were one of my favorite seasons. Heartbreaking. I’m from DC and to see such a local display of my neighboring Baltimorean’s was beautiful. Good job fellas! ❤

[@Bre-dm8go]

Omg I thought I was the only one that did that😂

[@Ahtaht227]

I call it “the kids” season too

[@kanabis134]

I call it the "school" season

[@ambot186]

I don't know how i missed this one, but i had a smile on my face the whole 3 hours. Glad y'all are doing great. keep grindin 🔥

[@MagickLaCroix]

I watch The Wire at least once a year the whole series....you guys killed your roles and owned them....much respect

[@Page5King]

Do a version of "Talking Sopranos". Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa hosted the definitive Sopranos re-watch podcast. You boys have got the chemistry to host a rewatch podcast dedicated to The Wire. You could introduce different guests for different episodes. What make The Wire so unique is the seasonal characters and the arcs that they share. You boys could create something very special. Best of luck and much love from Australia lads ❤

[@maestroharrell]

Thank you so much!!!

[@ShauneWilliams]

Just see you brothas together got me wanting to go watch the wire the whole series for a 4th time...

[@crookedxp5217]

Now We need a episode with Tristan 💪🏻💪🏻🔥🔥

[@Dobad415]

Who is that, Donut?

[@lionessrising]

@@Dobad415no Michael

[@crookedxp5217]

@@Dobad415 no that’s Michael

[@NajeeMckay]

@@Dobad415Mac wilds

[@brandonhoward2407]

The Wire was and still remains the most Reality based perspective of life for Black people in inner cities across America. Season 2 also showed the realities of other ethnicities, and their experiences. The Sobotkas and the Greeks business arrangement and storyline was super important to the success of the show. Anytime you remember every characters name from a show or Movie, it’s certified legendary. RIP MKW - (Omar) RIP LR - (LT. Daniels)

[@petts1]

I've rewatched The Wire probably 6 times and S4 is definitley my favorite. Tremendous writing and all of you "little hoppers" were amazing. Looking forward to see what you all continue to do in the future.

[@simpdown1404]

The Wire is a HOF show and y’all season was my favorite by far…

[@ScottyBanton]

I’m from London UK and hands down The Wire is the greatest piece of art, ever! Big up to you ‘Corner Boys’, you help to make The Wire as great as it is!

[@HeynowHeynowheynow]

Man bro you don’t know how the show and more so your season touched my soul. Thank you for all your iconic work and this reunion!

[@maestroharrell]

My pleasure!! Appreciate you!

[@KLFNYC]

I've watched The Wire countless times, like most people here watching this. This was SO delightful in so many ways. Seeing these men grown up, so transparent, so honest and organically speaking, continuing to bond, and continuing to create. I love the support of each other and I love them talking about The Wire and what it's meant to them. I'm so glad that it was a good experience for them and they can speak so fondly of that time. Thanks you for this Maestro, Julito, Jermaine!

[@iheardmyhappinessgotyoumad3571]

For a while, i wondered what these guys have been up to. It is so good to see them. The Wire will always be That Show.

[@TheGodDiaries]

These guys will always have a special place in my heart!! I'm so happy to see them doing well and striving

[@elMOdancer2013]

OMG I watch all seasons of The Wire everyyyyyy year!! My heart is happy! Love all you guys!!

[@getemgirl212]

What a great way to start my Mother's Day!! The Wire...what a time to be alive🔥. I remember after the 1st season seeing Idris lost in Harlem and trying to give him directions. Also, Johnny Nunez bringing Marlo (Jamie H.) to my Cinco De Mayo brunch. Running into Omar (Michael) at all the parties... the culture needed this podcast #BoysofSummer #GooniesNeverDie 🔥🔥🔥 #keepgoing ❤

[@loved1280]

This was everything too me. These young men and the talent they displayed on the show 🔥🔥💔. That Dukie makes me cry to THIS DAY! I wanted to rescue him 😭😭😭

[@maestroharrell]

So happy we could make this happen🙏🏾 thx for all your love and support over the years

[@loved1280]

Thank you for all your wonderful work. Best wishes

[@officialtonytagliano]

This was like getting up with your homies you ain’t seen in YEARS. And just shooting the shit! We all around the same age and this was fulfilling

[@TaureanReignReloaded]

the episode we were all waiting on since announced on IG a few days ago

[@IAmTetsuo1]

Legendary, classic, cultural vid dropped outta nowhere 🔥🔥🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@maestroharrell]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@RellyJuiceJones]

So, I first started the wire live on season four. You four were my introduction to the whole series. I’ve rewatched the show multiple times since then and I always have the same feeling when I start season four: this is the new generation of everybody that is a main character on the show. I could sit here and go on and on about it but, I just want to say that I’m proud of y’all from where you started to where you are now. It’s amazing to see these photos and videos from back then and hear these stories. Dookie was an intricate character on the show and it was truly heartbreaking to see him fall into the loop rather than get out of the hood and become something better. Randy and Namond’s stories I think kinda played out the way most thought and Michael, I knew was going to be the next hitman. I wish they had developed another season with more on y’all’s characters but I’m glad they didn’t water it down with more seasons. I hope the next time y’all get to record a “reunion” that Tristan gets to pull up. I met him randomly while he was filming “swagger” and I was ridiculously hype. Peace and blessings and continued success to you guys

[@TheBlackAbstract]

Nammond is the same 😂😂

[@suavedrakkar8488]

Yall did yall thing in this interview. I watch this interview several times, I love the wire and the fact that they still kickin and connecting the dots is so dope

[@aurileeray]

This Reunion was what I needed 🔥

[@IsomSeales]

let’s start by saying that these young men are part of the greatest show no matter the genre or subject matter to ever be filmed.. their acting made it so realistic and they were babies.. amazing, heartbreaking, realistic, endearing and unforgettable

[@filmadcamp1512]

Except the show wasn't solely about black people in inner cities. And not all black people in inner cities have this story. Also each season focused on a different group of people. Most of Season 2 was the white folks at the dock. Season 5 was about the reporters. One of the main characters was an alcoholic police officer.

[@treykellybell8583]

Damn, so all of their lives imitated art, except Jermaine thankfully. Maestro became the entrepreneur/hustler that Randy was Julito had to leave home because of his mom’s issues like Naymond And Tristan seems to have forgotten about them or grown beyond the friendship the same way Michael did in the show

[@algcutdog]

Really appreciated this. S4 of the Wire is still to me the best season of the greatest TV show of all time, and that was mainly because of you guys. Thank You. Good luck to yall and your future endeavors.

[@donovanjohnson4279]

Are they in season 5?

[@algcutdog]

@@donovanjohnson4279 yes

[@kanabis134]

​@@donovanjohnson4279 randy and nayman appeared in season 5 for one scene each and Duquan played a more noticable role on par with Michael

[@donovanjohnson4279]

@@kanabis134appreciate it

[@irafentress4986]

these three need to do a podcast

[@maestroharrell]

I want to make it happen!!!

[@irafentress4986]

Lil bro y’all’s conversation was so smooth and organic and filled with insight!

[@realzhawkins9084]

​@@maestroharrellMost Definitely lil brother

[@Bre-dm8go]

Id absolutely sub to that in a heartbeat

[@alleycat5452]

Dawg that’s be hard

[@ItsCookieMama]

Where’s Dookie’s hoodie? His people sold it? All jokes aside, this is beautiful. I missed y’all.

[@CarissaDavis-d9u]

His people sold it lol 😭😭 too soon!

[@BlackHandMACK]

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@freckled_cupcakez]

This was awesome! I loved watching The Wire and often circle back every few years to re-immerse in the storyline. Watching this felt like being a fly on the wall amongst friends just reminiscing about a point(s) in their lives freely. Not putting on a show for who may/may not be watching, being themselves. Us viewers got watch a friendship evolve through the characters in that season. To now seeing many years later into their adulthood, that that friendship is still there.

[@turbo40]

NAHH YALL ARE GOATED FOR THIS. I feel yall should bring in cast members from the show to speak on their favorite episodes and which one touched them the most.

[@mikedaflexta]

I got a chance to work with David Simon when I got out of the Air Force. I remember telling him that Boys of summer was my favorite season because that was the most relatable to my experiences growing up in New Orleans. I got hurt in Iraq in late 05. I went through 2 years of therapy at Walter Reed in DC and had 16 surgeries a Johns Hopkins but I'll never forget September of 06 when that season aired. It got me through a lot.

[@Trp510]

Duke , and Michael were the best characters on the show when we’re talking about the kids.

[@hybrid1339]

They are cousins in real life as well

[@Trp510]

@@hybrid1339 oh for real? Them boys had the real grit and emotion. They did a lot for the show, they really made it hit home. I grew up just like them in the Bay Area in California, Id say if you put both of them together as one person , that’s my life. I was that dirty kid, with way too many adult responsibilities when it came to my little sister, but I was hard as hell..

[@spacekadetentertainment]

You gotta give a special mention to Donut.. he was the unofficial comic relief lol

[@NajeeMckay]

@@hybrid1339mikes related to method man too

[@hybrid1339]

@NajeeMckay no he not related to meth ,he just knew method man since he was a kid...Mike's father had a barbershop and he would cut wu tang members heads...but mike not related to meth...but him and dukie are cousins for real

[@dymesgalore]

You guys did something special and rarely done. The Wire was already great although few knew it at the time, but in Season 4 - you brought art to life, and made life a work of art. For many of us, The Wire was more like a documentary, than a tv series. We were gripped, shocked, sobered, heartbroken, reminded, angered, betrayed by personal emotion, changed, all of it, and we couldn't unsee it! Thank you all for your commitment and authenticity. Salute!

[@bigboyice5]

Used to watch the wire with my pops when I was younger. Season 4 still our favorite y’all did a great job 💪🏼

[@anataye88]

It's so amazing that one series can cultivate over 20+ years of great conversations. It was that phenomenal of a show. Layers upon layers to unpack. Season 4 was my favorite. It brought home how much ones childhood plays such a crucial role in who someone will be as an adult. I am so proud of each and every one of you guys. Many blessings to you all for years to come ❤

[@CourtlandGalore]

watching this got me so emotional. I’m not go lie this conversation so beautiful and heartwarming. im only 23 but Yall boys’ performances inspired me to analyze & appreciate storytelling from multi dimensional perspectives. I want to write television because of season 4. yall will never understand but 💐💐💐💐💐 Man. yall deserve the highest levels of praise and admiration

[@ebe7945]

Man, I appreciate the nostalgic feeling y’all provided through this. Definitely one of the most iconic series of all time.

[@cousinblvck]

Every season of the wire was fire but season 4 was a moment in time for me in real life.The show was fire and I was 21 just getting out into the real world.Salute

[@dbajanredhead]

Season 4 was my favorite

[@s_218M]

I really hope this isn’t the last time we see y’all sit down and talk like this! I fell in love with y’all’s characters and stories but who y’all are as people, actors, and artists is so fascinating to see. Any content you can give us surrounding The Wire would be a treasure! All love for the boys of summer 🫶🏼

[@crharper25]

Bro this popped up in my feed & Im damn glad it did. Its good to see Randy/Dook laughing & smiling.

[@KeezyTaughtMe_]

I love everything about this. To see yall grown is crazy. To be an adult and we all in the same age range is even crazier. This show was life changing

[@ebonywhite1388]

Man, I miss The Wire. Good to see you guys 🖤

[@Mis_con_strued]

I'm finally finishing up this episode and y'all about to have me crying cause Dukie end scenes are so emotional for me. And I'm doing my Wire rewatch currently and on season 4 but I gotta take my time cause these last two season are again emotional for me.

[@shawnshawn6070]

Just happen to be looking up old wire videos & found this. I love it.

[@defragsbin]

It's hard to pick a favourite season of The Wire, but Season 4 may well be it. I've watched and re-watched it at least 5 times, and you guys gave it so much heart. It's crazy that I can watch something where you were all just kids, and at no point do I stop and think, "this is just acting" -- it feels completely real. The casting was perfect, and all of the characters could've had successful lives had it not been for their circumstances. Season 4 being focused on the kids also reminds me of Ella Thompson (RIP) from The Corner and all of the people out there who make the sacrifices for their community that keep the lights on. David Simon and Ed Burns had done so much legwork by the time they wrote The Wire that they could join up so many parts of life seamlessly. It still amuses me that they smuggled The Wire into HBO as a police procedural. Thanks for being part of making the greatest season of the greatest television show.

[@Perfect_NoPractice]

My favorite scene in the Wire is Avon and Stringer Bell on the roof! That was so deep

[@crackajack913]

"It's just business."

[@ryanbesco8067]

Jermaine Crawford and Darrell Britt-Gibson were great in We Own This City too. That show is underrated and whenever I talk tv and the Wire comes up I always mention it.

[@1300mikehoward]

Reflecting on this podcast and reminiscing about "The Wire's" portrayal of children navigating the gritty streets of Baltimore takes me back to my own upbringing. Growing up in Harm City, I forged strong bonds with friends and associates who eventually went their separate ways. Yet, those of us who remain always find it easy to reconnect, speak on the ones we've lost, meanwhile slipping back into our carefree ways and boyish endeavors whenever we're together. Recently, I returned to town unannounced and unexpectedly encountered a childhood friend in traffic. Despite the late hour, we found ourselves pulled over immersed in conversation, standing on the street corner, observing the pulse of West Baltimore at 1 am. It's not the safest place to linger, but he's my buddy, and time is ticking away; we're not getting any younger. Living out of state means I rarely see them, so it's a risk worth taking for the chance to catch up and reminisce about old times!

[@lenevee4925]

I love seeing these guys. Everyone looks great. Out of the crew, Dukie and Michael (who is missing) were my favorite. Duquan is gorgeous.

[@mikebquick15]

Can we get a part 2? I like how yall were breaking down other films. It’s dope to hear the perspective from black actors like yourselves.

[@damientorres6592]

I rarely comment on KZbin, but I watched The Wire for the first time back in 2015-16 or so. Rewatched it several times since. Easily within my top 3 of all time. Like many, season 4 is my favorite of the show, and seeing this was so cathartic in many ways. As someone within the same age bracket, having pursued art as a career and having done art for a few documentaries, I related to so much of what was said here. Didn’t even know about this until seeing Ziggy post about it. Just gained a new subscriber, and wishing all of you the best. It’s been great seeing all of you pop up on other Simon productions too!

[@04ohgolly1]

RIP to Omar and Prop Joe.. I remember when I met Namond in Time Square and season five was about to drop, I was soooo freaking intoxicated and I’m just like Hey Namond and he looked , kinda shocked, I think I might have yelled at him 😂but he was nice I asked him two questions about the show he didn’t answer 😂 but he did offer to take a picture but I was drunk so nah but he was sweet.

[@reedrothchild7966]

Season four is maybe the best season of TV ever & you all were pillars to that season. Nothing but good wishes for you all & thank you for posting this reunion.

[@p.al.o4437]

I just gotta say, you guys made something special, something that touched our souls. Yeah it was gritty and gangster but I had soul and it was sometimes funny. You guys are great actors. Thanks for that.

[@MindLifemotivation]

Randy's story touched my heart (beautiful smile too❤) I just finished watching the Wire after years of people recommended me it and I LOVED season 4. Brilliant acting by all of you and the rest of the kids. This video is lovely and i'm happy to see you all together..hoping for more in the future!

[@seensay2132]

The incomparable Miss Sandi McCree 🫡

[@wes11bravo]

This was a flat out perfect session - such great insight into all you guys as actors and as characters in my favorite show of all time. Thanks for sharing your stories - it feels like we're all sitting in the room too.

[@mofo4what]

Loved it. Y’all lowkey calling Mack Hollywood though. lol😂

[@maestroharrell]

Hey man.. all SBI podcast are rooted in fact one way or another lol 😉Appreciate the love🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 means a lot

[@willbrewton3692]

I just finished watching the entire series from the wire, again. It's great to see you guys together still holding it down. Great performance on The Wire. Much blessings to you all and continue striving for success. True legends.✊🏾😎 #thewire

[@arttashfilms9816]

Its crazy how i remember that entire 106 and park episode so vividly 😂

[@alexishilson919]

You guys were my favorite season of the wire I can never make it through y’all season without crying the pain and hurt thank you for shining a light on black children who grow up in rough inner cities Like I did

[@workingonmyself]

Mr Chew is Robert F Chew who played “Prop Joe” died back in 2013.

[@adaaa11]

I rewatch the wire every few years. Currently on season 4

[@PamelaKemp-sv7sf]

Way to go Maestro!!! I've watched all 53 of your podcast. This goes on my list of favorites. I can hardly wait for Tristan to join you guys the next time. Keep them coming!!!

[@maestroharrell]

Thank you so much for all the love and support, means a lot🙏🏾

[@JA-gz6cj]

this is amazing to see you all together, Jermaine is so humble love that man

[@DocSkribblez]

Boys of Summer was a Don Henley song back in the day lol

[@Bre-dm8go]

The way i just smiled seeing them all together is crazy

[@swisschaletsauce]

so happy that randy made it out the hood and started a podcast