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The Wire Season 2 EP 1 & 2 Early Uncut Access

🕑 Added 2024-11-03 15:49:19 +0000 UTC

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Kenneth thomas

Homicide Life on the Street is finally on a streaming platform! Peacock. I had been looking for it for years and it was only available to buy on really expensive DVD sets for the longest

Kana Kawase

I can't recall if you're a gamer, but if you've ever played Fallout 3, the actor who plays the medical examiner in these episodes was the voice of Three Dog in that game. He also played a kingpin in Homicide: Life on the Street, the predecessor of The Wire.

James Edwards

Wonderful season of TV but near the bottom of my The Wire rankings.

Leric

“it literally just makes sense. some would say common sense” yes I agree shows today like snowfall and power are just god awful in comparison to the wire. they’re basically the wire for people who enjoy reality television

TES

All time classic season for me

Emil Aderskog

Here we go! My favorite season.

Kana Kawase

The men at the port are Polish, as is Valchek, the police commander who got his panties in a bunch over the church window. Though I can see how you might mistake them for Irish, what with all the alcohol and Catholicism.

Buttsley

That’s correct. I always love the shots with it in the background

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar

I am not 100% sure of this, but I think the bridge often in the background this season is the one that collapsed this year.

James Adams

Thanks!!

Tetley

Great season this one. Probably my favourite.

Linda

Re: the eggs My grandma always used to say, "What more do you want, egg in your beer?" 😆

Carl Lyngholm

Hey... You mentioned at the end of Ep 1 that you hope they bring the quotes back... there IS a quote at the beginning of Ep 1 like usual, you happened to miss it, apparently. Just FYI...

Linda

The correct scientific nomenclature would be, "The Port of Baltimore." 💖

Markus Burns

I'm excited for the reactions regardless of the season. Remember all the pieces matter. -Lester

Brandon

Good time to wake up early on a Sunday. Season 2 might be my favorite. It's strange because a lot of people expected a direct continuation of season 1. All of the same characters return, but they introduce a LOT of new characters and story lines. I remember reading that Michael K. Williams was upset at first because he thought they were distancing themselves from the inner city story to make the show seem less black. David Simon had to assure him that wasn't the intent. With every season, they zoom out a little further to give you a bigger glimpse of Baltimore as a whole. Eventually you see that everything is connected, from the corner kids at the bottom of the food chain all the way up to the Mayor's office.