The Wire Season 4 Episode 10 Reaction | FRR

[@DannyBedo]

One of my favorite scenes in the entire series. Chris and Michael are both victims. Chris could not contain the absolute rage when it comes to knowing a predator had entered Michael’s life, and did what all of us want to do, beat this man to death with his bare hands.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Slim always looks like he's walking uphill

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

Bruh 😂😂😂😂

[@redted12345]

He’s got that Warcraft Troll posture.

[@mak11stack11]

He do tho, 🤣🤣🤣

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

Fucking crying rn 😂

[@dakritic]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@leutianleyva5116]

lil kevin gave the least convincing "no i swear" in history.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

Lmaooooo facts. I always took it as him not expecting Marlo to ask that question. It really caught him off guard lmao the actor nailed the looks perfectly.

[@leogothisoscar271]

Such a great example of show them, don't tell them: we had enough little hints through Michael to know about what his little brother's dad had been doing, Chris's subtle expression after Snoop was asking what he had done to Michael told us he understood why, and then Chris absolutely unleashing on the man told us that he was a victim as well. It's just brilliant writing. Plus on top of all of that, we also felt sympathy for Chris, easily the coldest and scariest character in the entire series.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

I know I definitely felt sorry for Chris which is really crazy considering the circumstances but there you go. Good riddance to be perfectly honest. This is honestly better than Marlo's moment (which was still great do *not* get me wrong) because one can only imagine what Chris has been through. The man has clearly been through some very terrible things.

[@Buttsley1]

There’s also a theory that Chris is a military veteran, and that he joined the military to get away from an abusive household as a child, which kinda ties into this

[@Drummer4President]

You’re the first person I’ve seen say Chris is either the coldest or scariest, both of those usually go to Marlo & Snoop. Everyone I’ve seen always says he’s the least sociopathic of the trio lol

[@tylerstoolbox3077]

Chris is definitely someone who fought a war and never really came home. ​@@Buttsley1

[@algcutdog]

Final 3 episodes some of the best TV of all time

[@thegrimner]

Chris might be one of the best written characters in the show, and it's all about what they don't say and allow us to read between the lines. Just that glance of understanding to Michael, and the way he acted so brutally when he's usually calm and collected ( never confirmed, but usually people believe he was part of the military at some point, and he does reveal a much bigger level of training with guns than any other character on the show). None of this is said, and that makes him both more human and more mysterious, if that combination was ever possible.

[@r.plante2916]

Yeah I always took it that Chris was molested, too, thus the fierce response.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

Chris is definitely a top tier Wire character idc. And he's the best hitter in the entire show. That beatdown was clearly personal and it made me look at Chris in a way different light while also shocking the ever loving *hell* out of me. Easily one of the best scenes out of this entire series.

[@nancyscogin7549]

I feel so bad for Bubs. He seems to be such an easy mark for everyone on the street.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

He literally is. Bubbles is not about that life. It was only a matter of time tbh.

[@shaquilleburton1611]

Nah it's karma for the bullshit he does he lacks accountability thinks he can do what he wants I loved seeing him get beat down all season

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

When u guys were discussing why the want to keep Burrell, Formal paraphrased a quote we heard in Season 2: “We used to make shit in this country, build shit. Now we just stick our hands in the next guy’s pocket” It’s all a system about favors and paybacks. They’d rather keep Burrell probably cuz he owes them “loyalty” or a favor

[@Kaspisify]

And also, he's a known friend. Replacing him with a guy who has integrity and is not a company man like Burrell. That's a lot of pull and hold over a department that they'd give up. Not to mention all the experience and dirt Burrell has accumulated over all the years he's been in the department. Basically, replacing Burrell is letting go of potential control over the police department for whatever purpose they have at any given moment.

[@postshanna]

Got that Plymouth Rock!

[@host_arnold6187]

Pandemic! Got that pandemic!

[@nancyscogin7549]

Carcetti's learning chaos is a ladder.😳

[@laurensb1b]

Westeros was easy mode for him, he came up in Baltimore

[@vaughnalston3009]

Any Man who has been sexually abused or someone close to him has been abused, That’s exactly what they want to do when the see that situation happen to someone else. With no remorse at all ….

[@bigopp9415]

Bro when he beat his face in I was not ready and Chris and snoop real life Freddy and Jason

[@Darksista1]

Slim in real life from DC, he was the lead vocalist in a go-go band called Backyard, we call him Big G , he a local legend😊

[@Kaspisify]

"Standing there like the grim reaper" hahahahaha. My god, you unlocked a new fear for me now Formal. Chris and Snoop standing there when I'm about to die 😂😂😂

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

Got that PANDEMIC

[@pramukhchandan]

Bralik high af in this lmao

[@SubZeroJill]

It's been hinted in previous episodes that whatever Bug's dad did in the past was enough for Michael to want him dead. Not just gone. But I think the way he got beat down is an equally disturbing look at Chris as a character and where his visceral rage was coming from in that moment... whew! I mean, even Snoop was shook.

[@j-money867]

Bro its pretty obvious that dude was a pedophile, I don't know how mfs can't catch on

[@tylerstoolbox3077]

​@@j-money867He literally said 'I didn't touch those kids' when they were walking him out to kill him

[@j-money867]

@@tylerstoolbox3077 ok and?

[@BruceJohnson-fo5ko]

A man understands another mans pain quicker than a female. Michael went through some kind of abuse, and Chris recognize it.

[@lisannebaumholz5028]

So, a woman understands another woman's pain more readily than a male? Is that why men are often reluctant to acknowledge male abuse of women? Just asking... Most people (men & women) are very reluctant to accept that the people who most often abuse children come from within their own family circle. Relatives, friends and extended family members are responsible for the greatest proportion of child sexual abuse at every level of society all over the world. Turning a blind eye to it is the norm unfortunately.

[@BruceJohnson-fo5ko]

@@lisannebaumholz5028 know this is a acknowledge of male abuse as a juvenile. Many times when this happens more times never spoke on because to a masculine growing male. You are judged by your your friends and community. Automatically they are Seen as weak, a feminine and also gay. That is the view of the people around. So Michael would never say what his actions obviously showed to those that recognize this✌🏾

[@lisannebaumholz5028]

@@BruceJohnson-fo5ko Absolutely, it's great when any series shows that this a real experience for boys from many different communities. Of course, this is why Michael distanced himself from Cutty's attempts to reach out to him. And why Cutty made such a big deal of his heterosexuality once he picked up on why Michael was distancing himself.

[@neilsun2521]

The conversation took a dark turn with Chris in the alley; seems to explain why he's so cold. I always thought Herc was genuinely trying to help Bubs but he had tunnel vision about the camera cos of new boss being a d*ck and he was understaffed. But yeah, on 2nd thoughts he did directly cause Little Kevin's death with that terrible interrogation...

[@lecuyerdooley1084]

I don't think Herc could ever see past his own needs or wants to put somebody ahead of himself. His character never did so.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

Herc's character is big on respect and praise. It's probably the reason he gets along so well with that one in the final season 🙄 I do think he's lowkey one of the shows most interesting characters though.

[@seanbumpus3126]

Herc is directly responsible for Lil Kev’s death. Pulling him off the street with no plan and no assurance of his safety. He left him totally exposed and represents the type of treatment of witnesses that Carcetti was campaigning against.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

I wouldn't equate Herc to Walker. Herc is just an irresponsible simpleton. He beat Bodie the one time, but season 1 Bodie was already a lot bigger and tougher than Donut. I doubt he would have done that to a little kid just for stealing a car and running. Walker actually tortures the kid and tries to cripple him. Herc belongs working a grill in a fast food restaurant, but Walker belongs in prison.

[@tylerstoolbox3077]

Herc is your standard Mid-Atlantic white trash douchebag. Walker is a sociopath. Those two kinds of dudes make up like 99% of any police department.

[@threesixteen3757]

Preciate the upload fellas. Bouta moke and watch. S/o from Indiana ✊🏾

[@CesarGomez-di7mj]

This is my favorite episode from my favorite season. Seeing Chris wild out like that was definitely something lol but not going to lie the first time I seen that scene I thought Chris spitting on him was going to come back into play but I was wrong

[@martinc8325]

It does come back into play, I don't wanna leave too much spoilers in the comments tho

[@Zseventyone]

Good episode, gents.

[@AngeloJohnson-kr2sc]

I hate the saying Bodie feeling guilty, like they said Heat was on the street already about Lex. Remember They were looking for him when he disappeared. So Kevin was gone when Chris told him to lead Lex. I think he brought that for involving Randy.

[@MrIndiemusic101]

I don't think Bodie was aware of Randy as a person at all. From his perspective all Kevin told him was he got picked up by the cops and they let him go and Kevin shut his mouth. He gave well intentioned advice for Kevin to tell Marlo to get ahead of the situation as a show of good faith to Marlo. But that's what got him killed because marlo was aware of Randy loose end. So from Bodies perspective it makes sense that he feels guilty as well as anger toward Marlo as from his perspective he thought he did everything by the book and that Marlo would be respectable enough to see that, and Marlo still killed his friend.

[@tavarisp452]

Berrell play wasn’t really juking stats IMO. I think it was more of make the black citizens pissed at the white mayor. Which then makes it that much harder to fire him.

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

That could've ended up becoming a thing as well but Burrell was definitely playing "please keep me" 😂😂😂 Man was doing anything.

[@johnholmeswebb8162]

This episode might have been the best timed Corey Holcomb pop up.

[@jmwild1]

Chris and Snoop are like villains in a horror movie, I love it.

[@rachelnan6875]

You got that from somebody

[@jmwild1]

@@rachelnan6875 Got what from who?

[@shooter_My_Dula]

WMD Cher! WMD Cher!

[@mintjulius275]

That baltimore "-ew" gets me everytime

[@tylerstoolbox3077]

Eheyue

[@MainTopmastStaysail]

Little Kevin did kinda have it coming. All he had to do is talk to Lex himself, instead he got some kid involved, told the kid about the murder, and then lied to Marlo's face about it. It wasn't even a guilty conscience thing like Wallace, he was just lazy and stupid.

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome reaction.

[@jerryalexander8803]

Spider Bags, 2 get you 3

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

Ice man Chris not giving one shit leaving his DNA all over that murder scene 😳

[@lizarddogrecords8865]

Name someone that doesn’t respect Slim Charles…

[@mak11stack11]

Marlo

[@lizarddogrecords8865]

@@mak11stack11 What in their interaction makes that remotely true?

[@DevinJones-tc6cw]

@mak11stack11 Right...cause if it was anybody outside of Marlo's circle that he even remotely respected it was definitely Slim. Slim was also lowkey about that smoke too.

[@trinidadjames203]

Sheeeeitttt

[@ChrisMorganComedy]

Randy is cheese's son

[@Tommysimonsen]

12:09, could be Chris was molested, it defiantly gets personal for him right there.

[@TheDemonnat]

Herc should’ve been fired after this episode.

[@tidepride86]

Shiiiiiiit they shoulda voted Paulie Walnuts for mayor. Not Little finger

[@mak11stack11]

😂😂😂

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

SHIYYYEEET