i think season 5 is interesting because there's a lot of parallels between david simon himself and Jimmy Mcnulty that season.
He's so jealous of the success of Sopranos and Deadwood it's palpable. He's sensationalizing his own series to get people to give a f*** about the wire, in the same way tha Mcnulty's sensationalizing these random deaths to get people to give a f*** about west baltimore.
Whether that really works or not, your mileage may vary but i do think simon succumbed to some baser instincts in his writing to get his point across that season
Like imagine putting this in your own tv show
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-oXu40Ml6UAny interviews that made his sentiments apparent?
Any interviews that made his sentiments apparent?
not sure actually, but i can't think of many other reasons to include an idiot laughing at a show that's getting more attention/funding than yours
not sure actually, but i can't think of many other reasons to include an idiot laughing at a show that's getting more attention/funding than yours
Ehhh I won't engage with that then lmao but I'm vaguely aware of some of the budgetary frustrations that the show had leading to some production changes like with the cameras from Season 4 onwards.
Ehhh I won't engage with that then lmao but I'm vaguely aware of some of the budgetary frustrations that the show had leading to some production changes like with the cameras from Season 4 onwards.
all the pieces matter
“soap your b****” is my favorite line of the whole series idk why it kills me, the delivery of it lol
watching this again kill me to
Stringer was really losing it by the end of the season 3. In season 1 he was so much more put together dude turned sloppy as hell
Even this show had one fleeting example of normalized anti-Arab sentiment, but that was the wave post-9/11
Stringer was really losing it by the end of the season 3. In season 1 he was so much more put together dude turned sloppy as hell
nigga got rage bait baited to death pre modern internet