Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
RIP Omar. *pkc absolutely gutted* the only character I really really loved. And he went out all boba fett-like :mad:
Massive ep. His storyline leading up to his eventual death was amazing too. Especially that scene where he jumped out the window.
pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Massive ep. His storyline leading up to his eventual death was amazing too. Especially that scene where he jumped out the window.
the one problem with the wire (for me) was the lack of larger-than-life heroes, and he's pretty much the only character i give a about :( :(
not all that excited by the remaining episodes now. its like watching star wars without darth vader. i understand what the writers were doing etc, but im still totally gutted. im now a huge michael williams fan though :)
chach
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Originally posted by eROs.au
OZ!
seriously I just became obsessed with this show
DuBam
^^ I've seen every episode like at least four times, and I'm still as obsessed as I was somewhere around 2001 :p
infinity HiGH
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
the one problem with the wire (for me) was the lack of larger-than-life heroes, and he's pretty much the only character i give a about :( :(
not all that excited by the remaining episodes now. its like watching star wars without darth vader. i understand what the writers were doing etc, but im still totally gutted. im now a huge michael williams fan though :)
That's what I loved about the show. THe fact that everyone was a regular joe. And I really enjoyed seeing the story arcs for the individual characters develop (eg. McNulty, Freemon, Marlo, Stringer, Bodie, Bubbles, etc etc).
ModernNosferatu
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Originally posted by Slylee
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Originally posted by The17sss
watching him walk down the street after a rave holding hands with an 18 year old black girl with his visor cocked to the side and a pacifier in his mouth.
:stongue:
don't forget the Vic's with a half chewed glowstick
ModernNosferatu
I was bummed when HBO got rid of Lucky Louie, that show had the laughs
ModernNosferatu
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Originally posted by Scoops
HBO has consistantly had top programming on air for the past 25 years...
go back to 1983 and The Hitchhiker and Not Necessarily the News and even Fraggle Rock
then bring in 1st and 10, Dream On, Kids in the Hall, and Tales from the Crypt.
Then in the late 90s you had Arli$$, The Sopranos,
now theres Curb, Entourage and other great prgrams..
Showtime has 1 decent show, thats it.
HBO > Showtime
+
The17sss
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Originally posted by ModernNosferatu
don't forget the Vic's with a half chewed glowstick
forgot about that. :stongue:
bas
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Originally posted by ModernNosferatu
I was bummed when HBO got rid of Lucky Louie, that show had the laughs
That show was amazing. I'd never heard of Louis C.K. up until that point and I became a HUGE fan. He needs to do more comedy or shows or something, he's amazing! He did an HBO special maybe a year or two ago that I had saved on my DVR and I couldn't stop watching it. I almost peed on time.
The17sss
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Originally posted by bas
That show was amazing. I'd never heard of Louis C.K. up until that point and I became a HUGE fan. He needs to do more comedy or shows or something, he's amazing! He did an HBO special maybe a year or two ago that I had saved on my DVR and I couldn't stop watching it. I almost peed on time.
Then you'll love this. LOL.. saw it a couple of months ago. ing hilarious
pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by infinity HiGH
That's what I loved about the show. THe fact that everyone was a regular joe. And I really enjoyed seeing the story arcs for the individual characters develop (eg. McNulty, Freemon, Marlo, Stringer, Bodie, Bubbles, etc etc).
yeah, that's definitely the attraction, everything reeks of realism and nihilism.
the street characters are all so interesting. i just need a few characters to really love, and i only had 1 and now he's dead and im feeling a little jaded! :D watching the final 2 eps tonight.
