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"The Wire" That's Got His Own (2006)
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"The Wire" (2002)Original Air Date:
3 December 2006 (Season 4, Episode 12)Plot:
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A tear jerking episode of The Wire more (2 total)Cast
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The outgoing Republican governor of Maryland, Robert Ehrlich, plays the security guard who tells Carcetti, "The governor will see you now." According to the show's writers, Carcetti is in turn largely based off of Martin O'Malley, the former Baltimore councilman and then-Mayor of Baltimore who defeated Ehrlich to become Governor of Maryland. moreQuotes:
Col. Cedric Daniels: Lester Freamon is not in the habit of selling woof tickets. I, for one, would not bet against him. moreSoundtrack:
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Everything really starts to unfold for the boys in this superb episode of televisions most intriguing show; The Wire. While Michael finds himself deeper in the game, Naymond, Randy and Dookie have to face the harsh reality that their lives the way they know them are about to change forever. All of these boys are incredible actors, but Randy's "conversation" with Carver at the end of the episode should give you "Where's Wallace?" level chills. Naymond's breaking down in the gym and Dookie's removal from Mr. Prez's class are also two incredibly emotional aspects of what is one of my favorite episodes of my favorite season; season 4.