The Wire 4x13 Full Reaction

How do they STILL not recognize Waylon (Steve Earle) lol

Did I miss the review?

It's an outrage! It's a scandal!

HxH fans assemble

Dude where's HxH

why is it always hxh that is late :(

Landsman has been incompetent, negligent, lazy, etc. throughout the entire show, but he will always have my respect for saving Bub’s life and getting him help.

love the last shot ~ did you know plating trees and greenery reduces crime?! there's a few studies i read proving a 10% increase in green spaces and trees resulted in a 10% decrease in crime

I didn't cry the first time I watched this, but when Lola broke down for Bodie I just lost it man. That scene with McNulty and him talking about how "the game" is meaningless, how he feels like a pawn reminded me all the way back to season one, to Dee teaching these kids how chess is played. In the end Bodie went out like a pawn, standing his ground. I think the most tragic part is how Jimmy, Lola's "happy place" throughout this season, is the reason Bodie ended up like this

I'd say all us Patrons fly out to Serbia and give Lola the biggest hug and apologise to her for making her watch this in the first place, it's the least we can do.

Congratulations; you made it. While there are still some sad/bad/upsetting moments to come, you've made it through the most intense few episodes in the show. This season is just ridiculously good. And what makes it so, SO fantastic is the outstanding child actors. Every one of them was amazing. Michael and Dukie are standouts, but all the kids are unbelievably good. It's so risky to put your show on the backs of child actors, but the risk paid of with these boys.

"Who'd want to be this, that can be anything else they want?" What a scene, and what a line from Wee-Bey. As loyal a soldier as there ever was, as deep into the Game as you can get. And he still had enough wisdom to not only know his son wasn't built for this life, but to react with compassion rather than scorn.

i grew up with Bodie through my teen years and he is one of my all time favorite characters in any tv. and his death always hits hard and paired with yalls reaction, its just a complete heartbreak. and that look he gives Poot too, instead of running away just says so much in face.. I HATE IT! but i love it cuz its what makes the show great. also i never realized how long they linger on that last shot, giving you the nice contrast for Namond. from his life before to how calm his new life is. (after Donut drove away that is).. i always mention for you guys to try and celebrate he little wins. and since there wasnt much the last few Ep, thank goodness at least Bunny came through for a Win for Namond. and just FYI if you didnt remember Michael got that ring from the cop, who got it from Omar when he arrested him, Omar got it from Marlo at the poker game, Marlo got it from andre the convient store guy who owed him money.

The guy that goes in to see Bubbles is the one from the rehab place that gave the speech that first inspired Bubbles to get clean. Bubbles saw him again trying to drag his junkie nephew off the corner. So seeing him again for the first time in years was a sudden and unbearable reminder that he *didn't* get clean, and that failure is why (in his mind) Sherrod is dead. Knowing who he is makes that scene way more powerful.

Was that the judgmental nurse sitting with Cutty at the end? Never noticed it before, but that would be amazing.

That final bodie/mcnulty scene is one of my favorite things ever.

You hate on Landsman the entire series and then he literally saves the life one of your 'boys' *twice* (once via literal hanging and again by not sending him to prison). I really hope that isn't overlooked.

Genuinely feel sorry for the girls with the opening scene. It's a very tough start.

Thank you for not only posting this the same day as The Bear, but for deciding to film your review on a different day instead of keeping it to just 30 minutes. It's really appreciated!❤️❤️