I've made so many passionate discussions about this species but I actually started rewatching it again, but I started at 6B. listen to me, watch it immediately and message me when your done. I'll shower you with gifts. I'm very generous so I mean it. The wire should be watched after.) but heres what's to expect in 6A. A shocking twist that leads to a few episodes different. Not bad imo. Filler is just not possible on the soorabos. Even watching the FBI agents eat subs and say Italian names while chewing is captavating. Its just a fucking engrossing maybe once in your lifetime kind of show.

I mean that literally because Boardwalk Empjte is exceptional. Upon rewatch it improved for me but still, it ddnt hold a flame to Sopranos, so I cant inagine anything else will.

The wire does what line of duty does not as meta. It knows its strengths and plays to them. What's not discussed that I dont see and would love to, is which series has better dialogue between the two? Sopranos without a doubt but then the wire has the realest dialogue. We're flys on the wall watching Herc dumb as rocks and Lester painting tiny furniture. But its dominic west and bunk that if you don't pay attention, very accurate and authentic words are exchanged between them. My favorite has always been Luther (his name evades me) because that is his single best role hes ever played even better than beasts of no. Nations because he incorporates that Baltimore ambitious business man entrepreneur go getter one day and also a very sinister mind because hes very intelligent and his intelligence feels imposing. He handles Barksdale. How, Omar is a lot of favs because he whistles amazing tunes while coining Fo Yo Ass. He steals from the dealers and gives to the addicts. Gotta love it. Hes also gay, which I found refreshing for a change. As a writer, hes a character I would love to write and he was writen perfectly. Great ending and everything. But heres the thing. Hes the exact same in all his roles after that. Ready? Hap & leonatd same. 12 years a slave, same. The purge, kill the messenger. The only movie I can think of off my head is incoherent vice, with PTA directing and Joaquin Phoenix. Hes always Omar and chalky white. I'm just saying. The night of hes the same too. That horse is dead. I'll counter that and say, I would cast him in a second because he has the look to play literally any character. He just does.

I'm sorry for holding your post hostage. PM ME and after the Sopranos finale and I'll give you reddit premium.