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Originally Posted by Corey3rd
I just couldn't believe a kid in a wheelchair would want to suffer through an Orioles baseball game.
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Originally Posted by Chris
(I wonder how the real paper feels about it's name being used this way)
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Originally Posted by ScottH
I was wondering about this as well, and am surprised the Sun is letting them use their name in the show. Although I guess as they say, "no publicity is bad publicity."
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Originally Posted by Sheldon C
Whewww... episode 3 really kicks things into gear for this season.
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Originally Posted by Chris
Give me more Clay Davis. That's all I have to say, You have to wonder where a lot of these actors will go after the series is over.
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Originally Posted by Holadem
Yeah we need one more of that "sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiit" before serie's end. Please.
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Originally Posted by Sheldon C
No spoilers here, but I just finished watching the 4th episode on in demand. This is the first time I can ever remember jumping up and yelling at the tv during a show... this show is killing me (in a good way).
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It's amazing how the entire episode (and even the one before) is put into a whole new perspective.
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| NEW YORK—Despite heaping lavish praise on the HBO crime drama The Wire, television critics across the country admitted Monday that not one of them has ever sat down to watch an entire episode of the show. "The Wire has done what no other television program has come close to achieving—namely, presenting the life of a decaying American city and doing so with the scope and moral vision of great literature," said New York Times critic Virginia Heffernan, who was surprised to hear that the groundbreaking series had already started its fifth and final season in early January. "It sounds fantastic. I really wish I had HBO." Many reviewers from top media outlets assured reporters that they would start watching the Peabody Award–winning show just as soon as the first season reaches the top of their Netflix queues. |
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Originally Posted by ScottH
Okay...I'm a little slow. Why did Marlo have to take out Prop Joe? What exactly did Cheese "give up"? Was this about the card game from last season?
And while we're on the topic of me being slow...I don't understand all this money gifting with the Russians. What is Marlo expecting in return? |
Lawn Ranger Motto: You're only young once, but you can be always be immature.
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Originally Posted by Marty M
As I understand it Marlo is going to take over as the exclusive supplier. The Russians had been getting their supply from Prop Joe, but Marlo is now going to be the source of their product and I think he was giving them the money as a good faith gesture. That's the way I understood the whole situation.
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Originally Posted by Corey3rd
Marlo made his own connection with the Greek so he wouldn't have to deal with the Co-Op and Prop Joe.
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| Marlo's actions are the result of Major Crimes pulling the plug on Marlo. Why should Marlo stop killing? He hid his bodies for years, and even when they were discovered and the cops knew who put them there, they still can't touch him. He's riding a wave of power. |
