For me, no other show comes close. Maybe The Sopranos and The Wire fit more into the prestige TV category, and I do love those too, but there's something about The Shield that I haven't experienced with any other series. Lost was close, but those two final seasons were weak, although I liked the finale. Anyway, The Shield feels like a very long movie, that sucks you in and gives you a hell of a ride. I'd say the first season might keep away to some, since it's more generic, but it has its own charm and I started to appreciate it more during rewatches. Once the Strike Team go to Mexico, the show becomes extremely fun to watch, and the tragedies hit very deep. My favorite season is the one with Monica Rawling and Antwon Mitchell, personally believe it's better than any from The Wire. I don't think I have to make any commentary on the ending itself, you already know it's masterful.
>>222350430This is definitely the most cathartic moment in tv for me. Terry’s death has been hanging over the series since the pilot and Vic finally gets to straight up tell the truth. I like how the show never brushed aside that Vic killed a fellow cop
>boomers and their love for authority and selfrighteousness
>>222350430What do you think happens after the ending, OP.Or anyone.
Seasons 4 & 5 were peak television:https://youtu.be/Rl3r6sOkMec?si=3IkC5KZeFazI70bXhttps://youtu.be/3ZwidvJpQWo?si=EGSmfpSzyVnotG1W
>>222350430>I've done worse>which somehow justifies what I've done to you
>>222350865OP here. My interpretation was always that Vic went into the streets again, maybe for the last deals with the few gangs he had left. Soon after he would be either killed by a random criminal, or ending up in jail and then getting murdered by Antwon.
>>222350430Stop spamming this shit. Nobody wants this garbage, just fuck off
