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The Wire - The Complete Series Cast: Dominic West, Wendell Pierce, Sonja Sohn, Lance Reddick
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Executive producer and creator David Simon explains that Season 3 of The Wire "reflects on the nature of reform and reformers." Specifically, the season's story arc focuses on three of those reformers: Stringer Bell (Idris Elba), who attempts to change the nature of the Barksdale drug business by cooperating with the East Side's Prop Joe (Robert F. Chew) in order to share product, territory, and profits; Major "Bunny" Colvin (Robert Wisdom), who seeks to rid the Western corners of the new Marlo Stanfield (Jamie Hector) drug enterprise by creating a safe zone called "Hamsterdam" in which to sell drugs; and Tommy Carcetti (Aidan Gillen), a mayoral candidate with lots of new ideas for improving the city who faces challenges because he's white and lacks political capital. All three of these storylines converge and wrap around each other as the season goes on, but most alluring for fans is the Barksdale crew's ultimate fall from grace in the city's drug wars. For two seasons on The Wire, best friends Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris) and Stringer Bell held control of the drug trade in the Western. In Season 3, that allegiance is tested in a number of ways, leading to a betrayal so shocking that it's hard to watch the penultimate episode of the season. For a series that never deals in black or white, only in shades of gray, it's the perfect capper to a strong season. Christina Urban, Barnes & Noble
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Executive producer and creator David Simon explains that Season 3 of The Wire "reflects on the nature of reform and reformers." Specifically, the season's story arc focuses on three of those reformers: Stringer Bell (Idris Elba), who attempts to change the nature of the Barksdale drug business by cooperating with the East Side's Prop Joe (Robert F. Chew) in order to share product, territory, and profits; Major "Bunny" Colvin (Robert Wisdom), who seeks to rid the Western corners of the new Marlo Stanfield (Jamie Hector) drug enterprise by creating a safe zone called "Hamsterdam" in which to sell drugs; and Tommy Carcetti (Aidan Gillen), a mayoral candidate with lots of new ideas for improving the city who faces challenges because he's white and lacks political capital. All three of these storylines converge and wrap around each other as the season goes on, but most alluring for fans is the Barksdale crew's ultimate fall from grace in the city's drug wars. For two seasons on The Wire, best friends Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris) and Stringer Bell held control of the drug trade in the Western. In Season 3, that allegiance is tested in a number of ways, leading to a betrayal so shocking that it's hard to watch the penultimate episode of the season. For a series that never deals in black or white, only in shades of gray, it's the perfect capper to a strong season. Christina Urban
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"We are not trying to do a cop show; we are trying to depict an American city." That's creator David Simon's take on his series The Wire, and it's never been more evident than in Season 4. Like the previous three seasons, Season 4 focuses on a theme: education -- or lack thereof -- for the children of West Baltimore. Namond Brice (Julito McCullum), Duquan "Dukie" Weems (Jermaine Crawford), Randy Wagstaff (Maestro Harrell), and Michael Lee (Tristan Wilds) all attend the same middle school in an area of Baltimore where drug dealing, shootings, and violence are commonplace. The season begins with the struggles of each boy to survive the reality of an inner-city existence. When Roland "Prez" Pryzbylewski (James True-Frost) leaves the Major Case Unit to become a teacher at the boys' school, even he can't comprehend how difficult teaching these boys will be. Meanwhile, the drug trade continues unchecked, with sociopath Marlo Stanfield (Jamie Hector) in absolute control. His enforcers, Chris (Gbenga Akinnagbe) and Snoop (standout Felicia Pearson), go to every length to secure Marlo's corners -- including using a unique method to dispose of rivals' bodies. That gets the attention of steel-eyed veteran detectives Lester Freamon (Clarke Peters), Kima Greggs (Sonja Sohn), and Bunk Moreland (Wendell Pierce) who, despite no longer working the wire, are still following Marlo's activities. Trying to keep the body count out of the public eye is new mayoral candidate Tommy Carcetti (Aidan Gillen), who faces an uphill battle in a town rife with corruption and backroom deals. By the time The Wire's 13-episode Season 4 ends, all three storylines converge into a sobering look at life and death in Baltimore. Christina Urban
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"Competing ambitions. Competing vulnerabilities. Everything's a tangle in the end -- that was the fun of doing the last season." That David Simon quote, taken from the commentary on the 90-minute series finale, "30," puts all of 2008's Season 5 in perspective. The ten episodes are indeed a tangle, from the often inglorious Baltimore Police Department to Marlo Stanfield's (Jamie Hector) citywide drug operation to the Baltimore Sun newspaper to the mayor himself, Tommy Carcetti (Aidan Gillen). But fans of this landmark drama will be satisfied at how Simon and company are able to tie up not just Season 5 but the entire Wire universe. Budget cuts in the Baltimore PD mean the previous season's murders perpetrated by Chris (Gbenga Akinnagbe) and Snoop (Felicia Pearson) are quietly ignored -- but not by Jimmy McNulty (Dominic West). He and Lester Freamon (Clarke Peters) hatch an outrageous plan to shift departmental funds back onto the case, and that sets up one of the major storylines of Season 5. The other focus of the season is City Editor Gus Haynes (Clark Johnson) and his reporters at the Sun, who are told to "do more with less" in a town where crime is running rampant. In government, Mayor Carcetti faces troubles when the money he promised Baltimore schools fails to materialize, and he spends the rest of the season trying to keep up with the cutbacks. On the street, Marlo is now reigning king of Baltimore's drug trade, making enemies at every turn. A modern masterpiece, The Wire -- and native son Simon's exquisitely gritty from-the-heart storytelling -- will be greatly missed. Christina Urban
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In time-honored American tradition, two tough bureaucracies clashed head-on in the weekly cable-TV police drama The Wire. The difference here was that the bureaucracies in question were on diametrically opposite sides of the law. Filmed in Baltimore, the series was set in motion when a local judge, disgusted with the lack of progress in the war on drugs, ordered the city's Narcotics and Homicide divisions to join forces in their efforts to solve a string of murders which might have been drug-related. The "good guys" included homicide detectives Jimmy McNulty (Dominic West) and Bunk Moreland (Wendell Pierce) and narcotics detectives Shakima Greggs (Sonja Sohn), Cedric Daniels (Lance Reddick), Ellis Carver (Seth Gilliam), and Herc Hauk (Domenick Lombardazzi). To say that these law officers did not always see eye to eye would be an understatement, but their jealous squabbles were minor compared to the ego-driven flare-ups within the bad guys' camp -- specifically the members of the Franklin Towers drug dealing operation, led by Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris) and his contentious relatives. Created by David Simon (The Corner), the 13-episode The Wire debuted June 2, 2002, on HBO. Hal Erickson
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In time-honored American tradition, two tough bureaucracies clashed head-on in the HBO police drama, The Wire, created by Homicide: Life on the Street producer David Simon. The "good guys" included homicide detectives Jimmy McNulty (Dominic West) and Bunk Moreland (Wendell Pierce) and narcotics detectives Shakima Greggs (Sonja Sohn), Cedric Daniels (Lance Reddick), Ellis Carver (Seth Gilliam), and Herc Hauk (Dominick Lombardozzi). To say that these law officers did not always see eye to eye would be an understatement, but their jealous squabbles were minor compared to the ego-driven flare-ups within the bad guys' camp -- specifically the members of the Franklin Towers drug dealing operation, led by Avon Barksdale (Wood Harris) and his contentious relatives, like Wee-Bey (Hassan Johnson). The 12 episodes of Season 2 include: "Ebb Tide"; "Collateral Damage"; "Hot Shots"; "Hard Cases"; "Undertow"; "All Prologue"; "Backwash"; "Duck and Cover"; "Stray Rounds"; "Storm Warnings"; "Bad Dreams"; and "Port in a Storm."
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- Region Code: 1
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- Editions: Mixed Media Set
- Time: 60:00:00
- Sales Rank: 8,873
This set contains DVDs which may be available separately:
- The Wire: The Target
- The Wire: The Detail
- The Wire: The Buys
- The Wire: Old Cases
- The Wire: The Pager
- The Wire: The Wire
- The Wire: One Arrest
- The Wire: Lessons
- The Wire: Game Day
- The Wire: The Cost
- The Wire: The Hunt
- The Wire: Cleaning Up
- The Wire: Sentencing
- The Wire: Ebb Tide
- The Wire: Collateral Damage
- The Wire: Hot Shots
- The Wire: Hard Cases
- The Wire: Undertow
- The Wire: All Prologue
- The Wire: Backwash
- The Wire: Duck and Cover
- The Wire: Stray Rounds
- The Wire: Bad Dreams
- The Wire: Port in a Storm
- The Wire: Time After Time
- The Wire: All Due Respect
- The Wire: Dead Soldiers
- The Wire: Amsterdam
- The Wire: Straight and True
- The Wire: Homecoming
- The Wire: Back Burners
- The Wire: Moral Midgetry
- The Wire: Slapstick
- The Wire: Reformation
- The Wire: Middle Ground
- The Wire: Mission Accomplished
- The Wire: Boys of Summer
- The Wire: Soft Eyes
- The Wire: Home Rooms
- The Wire: Refugees
- The Wire: Alliances
- The Wire: Margin of Error
- The Wire: Unto Others
- The Wire: Corner Boys
- The Wire: Know Your Place
- The Wire: Misgivings
- The Wire: A New Day
- The Wire: Final Grades
- The Wire: More With Less
- The Wire: Unconfirmed Reports
- The Wire: Not for Attribution
- The Wire: Transitions
- The Wire: React Quotes
- The Wire: The Dickensian Aspect
- The Wire: Took
- The Wire: Clarifications
- The Wire: Late Editions
- The Wire: - 30 -
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Commentary On Episode 1 "More with Less" by Joe Chappelle and Wendell Pierce (Bunk): On
Commentary On Episode 1 "More with Less" by Joe Chappelle and Wendell Pierce (Bunk): Off
Commentary on Episode 2 "Unconfirmed Reports" by William F. Zorzi and Clark Johnson (Gus): On
Commentary on Episode 2 "Unconfirmed Reports" by William F. Zorzi and Clark Johnson (Gus): Off
Series Index
More with Less
Episode Summary
Seasons One, Two, Three & Four Recap
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Commentary on Episode 1 "More with Less" by Joe Chappelle and Wendell Pierce (Bunk): On
Commentary on Episode 1 "More with Less" by Joe Chappelle and Wendell Pierce (Bunk): On
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Unconfirmed Reports
Episode Summary
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Commentary on Episode 2 "Unconfirmed Reports" by William F. Zorzi and Clark Johnson (Gus): On
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Not for Attribution
Episode Summary
Previously On
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The Dickensian Aspect
Took
Clarification
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Disc #21 -- The Wire: The Complete Series
Set Up
Subtitles
English
French
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Subtitles: None
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At Your Pleasure
Volatile Times
This One, On me
Dead Man Walking
Give a Gift, Get a Gift
Breathe Easy
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Commentary On Episode 4 "Transitions" by Ed Burns and Karen Thorson: On
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A Dependable Man
Juice
Don't Ask Don't Tell
Lift Every Voice
Ready
Good to Go
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The Dickensian Aspect
Previously On
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Spiderman
They Will be Stopped
It's the Boy
Clueless
The Laughing
Backed Up
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Commentary On Episode 6 "The Dickensian Aspect" by George Pelecanos and Seith Mann: On
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Commentary On Episode 4 "Transitions" by Ed Burns and Karen Thorson: On
Commentary On Episode 4 "Transitions" by Ed Burns and Karen Thorson: Off
Commentary On Episode 6 "The Dickensian Aspect" by George Pelecanos and Seith Mann: On
Commentary On Episode 6 "The Dickensian Aspect" by George Pelecanos and Seith Mann: Off
Series Index
More with Less
Unconfirmed Reports
Not for Attribution
Transitions
Episode Summary
Previously On
Next On
Play Episode
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Commentary On Episode 4 "Transitions" by Ed Burns and Karen Thorson: On
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A Dependable Man
Juice
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Lift Every Voice
Ready
Good to Go
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The Dickensian Aspect
Previously On
Next On
Scene Selection
Spiderman
They Will Be Stopped
Clueless
It's the Boy
The Laughing
Backed Up
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Commentary On Episode 6 "The Dickensian Aspect" by George Pelecanos and Seith Mann: On
Commentary On Episode 6 "The Dickensian Aspect" by George Pelecanos and Seith Mann: Off
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Took
Clarification
Late Editions
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Set Up
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English
French
Spanish
Subtitles: None
Episodes
Took
Previously On
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Stick to the Script
Rare Day On the Corner
What Feels True
No Proof
It's Cool, Boss
I Am Clay Davis
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Commentary On Episode 7 "Took" by Dominic West (Jimmy) and Kate Sanford: On
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Clarifications
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Whatever you Need
Put it in his Ear
A Lie is just a Lie
A Problem with Authority
It Ain't Right
A Sourcing Policy
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Map 44, Grid G10
Caught Up
My Name is My Name
Nothin' to be Done
Get There Early
Shed No Tears
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Features
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Commentary on Episode 7 "Took" by Dominic West (Jimmy) and Kate Sanford: On
Commentary on Episode 7 "Took" by Dominic West (Jimmy) and Kate Sanford: Off
Series Index
More with Less
Unconfirmed Reports
Not for Attribution
Transitions
React Quotes
The Dickensian Aspect
Took
Episode Summary
Previously On
Next On
Play With Commentary
Commentary on Episode 7 "Took" by Dominic West (Jimmy) and Kate Sanford: On
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Clarifications
Episode Summary
Previously On
Next On
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Episode Summary
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Disc #23 -- The Wire: The Complete Series
Set Up
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English
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Previously On
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Be very Careful
Outdoors
To be Continued
The One Suffering
A Whole Anecdote
Payback
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Commentary On Episode 10 "-30-" by David Simon and Nina K. Noble: On
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Features
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Commentary On Episode 10 "-30-" by David Simon and Nina K. Noble: On
Commentary On Episode 10 "-30-" by David Simon and Nina K. Noble: Off
Series Index
More with Less
Unconfirmed Reports
Not for Attribution
Transitions
React Quotes
The Dickensian Aspect
Took
Clarifications
Late Editions
-30-
Episode Summary
Previously On
Scene Selection
Play Episode
Play with Commentary
Commentary On Episode 10 "-30-" by David Simon and Nina K. Noble: On
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The Wire: The Last Word
The Wire: Odyseey
Performance Credits | ||
| Dominic West (Films) | Actor | |
| Wendell Pierce (Films) | Actor | |
| Sonja Sohn (Films) | Actress | |
| Lance Reddick (Films) | Actor | |
| Clarke Peters | Actor | |
| Seth Gilliam | Actor | |
| Domenick Lombardozzi | Actor | |
| Wood Harris | Actor | |
| Idris Elba | Actor | |
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