The Wire

[Max Webster]

Anybody watch this TV show. You pretty much have to watch it from the first season, first episode, otherwise you will be completely lost. Its complex and critically acclaimed and I'm going miss it once this last season concludes.

[Dinner]

Yeah, I watched on stage6.

[Max Webster]

Originally posted by Oerdin
Yeah, I watched on stage6.

Well good for you. What do you think of the show?

[Darius871]

yeah, it's all right

[Dinner]

Good but not great.

[Asher]

NOT INDY ENOUGH
DOESN'T MENTION SAN DIEGO ENOUGH

--Oerdin

[Dinner]

I really like The Shield better though I generally don't like police dramas. Indie or other wise.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Asher
TO INDY
DOESN'T MENTION CALGARY ENOUGH

--ASHER

[Asher]

Typical Oerdin. Follow the flow, mimick the cool kids.

[Dinner]

I do like how it is set in Baltimore as I don't think America's crappiest city gets highlighted enough. If more Americans saw how crappy the place was then maybe Americans would be more willing to invest in improving American cities instead of just chanting USA USA USA all the time. I say that as a person who briefly lived in Baltimore and saw exactly how crappy it is.

[Kuciwalker]

Don't forget "add glaring spelling error".

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[Winston]

You mean to tell me you people still watch TV?

Suckers.

[Asher]

You're missing some great television in your futile crusade to appear intelligent.

[Winston]

No.

In my view there is absolutely nothing positive to be said about television. Unless it's changed dramatically within the last 4-5 years, which I quite honestly doubt..

[Asher]

There's fascinating fiction (eg, Lost) and there's educational non-fiction (eg, Discovery Channel).

You're missing out on a lot, truthfully. Television is great, but in moderation.