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"The Wire" (2002)Original Air Date:
10 December 2006 (Season 4, Episode 13)Plot:
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Lt. Dennis Mello: All right, listen up, you mutts, this is complicated. I mean, it isn't complicated if you went to college or, I don't know, your mothers actually stopped drinking for a minute while they was pregnant. But for Baltimore City Police, this is complicated. moreSoundtrack:
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This final episode was incredibly well written and really just made me think. It was all wrapped up that this was the best episode ever when the kid, Donut, who steals cars was seen in the distance by Namond. The two share a glance to show that although Namond, who is now supposedly off the streets and living with Howard "Bunny" Colvin, still shows potential to go back to where he came from. Also, McNulty can't cut a break can he? Everything gets worse and worse for him throughout the seasons. Randy Wagstaff can't get lucky either I guess. I sure hope they come back with the same cast and characters like those kids in the next season!