he did nothing wrong
>>222375604Wasn't he Jew?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FmJ3JM0uhMHe knew the inns and outs of the game.
Selectively disliking and liking jews and specifically liking the bad jews is such kike behavior
>>222375604He heavily implied to Avon that he needed to kill off witnesses in season 1, which is pretty fucked. He also bought grand jury information from a prosecutor in season 5, which is also illegal as hell.
>>222375837I selectively like and dislike everyone.
all Avon had to do was listen to his lawyer
>>222375604Do you think he intended Herc to take Marlo’s number?
>>222375604He was right about Gus. Shame the federales killed him before he could prove it to the rest of the cartel
>>222376032Yes
>>222375679How is it possible to have this little 'dar?
Currently watching the show for the third time and am in the middle of s3, having the time of my life with it. Been 8 years since my last rewatch, fuck is this show brilliant through and through!Fuck the bosses.>>222375903He was also schooling gangsters and making them into potential prospects, thereby massively profiting from the game. That makes Levy one of the most morally depraved characters on the show.
>>222376374>When people have complained about the serial killer fraud, I said that this is a show that spent season three legalizing drugs in West Baltimore. Do you think what McNulty does here is any more extreme than what Bunny did?>I think it's less extreme in this sense: it was easier to sell. I was in the morgue one day in 1988 when this exact thing came up. An Anne Arundel County detective was telling the story that the Baltimore County detectives tell in episode two. I don't know if you caught that, but those were two of the characters from Laura (Lippman)'s novels, Nancy Porter and Kevin Infante. I had to get permission from her publishers to use them. I gave it to Baltimore County detectives, but it was an Anne Arundel detective who had a guy who overdosed, did a header caught between the toilet and there was post-mortem bruising, and that is the one way in which a pathologist can mistake a murder. I remember interviewing the then-chief medical examiner of Maryland, and he said 'This one catches us now and then, especially if the body is descending.' If you raise up the body so that the blood flows to the head, it creates the bruising dramatically. In 1988, I put that in my back pocket. You can actually make a murder? That one I loved.
>>222377757>The second thing is, you would only need to fool the medical examiner and you only need to let a certain number of people in on the true nature of the secret. To an extent, they cheated, the guys who were doing the surveillances for them didn't know there was not a serial killer. It was a couple of guys was all you'd need on that one. (With Bunny), the Western District has 150 cops in it. Every cop who drives into that district, they answer calls from other districts, you're talking about 3-400 cops, all these detectives from CID who may find themselves over there, and that thing went on for weeks. It's interesting how people are credulous when they want to be, and when they don't want to be, they're not. I didn't have any problem with that, in terms of showing it to myself. You should have heard that Anne Arundel detective, he was screaming at the guy, 'What the fuck am I gonna charge? A paramedic?'
Is it true that Donnie (Andrews, the inspiration for Omar) in real life jumped off a balcony the same height that Omar did?Actually, two floors higher.Two floors higher?The Murphy Homes. He also jumped off the rail bridge at Poplar Grove, onto the rail bed. That was probably about three stories. And he hurt his ankle. It's just true. Those jumps, by an athletic person, can actually be made and are made, routinely. By a non-athletic person? if I made it, I'd be all over the pavement and they'd pick me up with a spoon. If you made it, they'd pick you up with a spoon. When 28-year-old Donnie Andrews makes that jump because he has to, sometimes he makes it. It's funny: I'm doing this thing now with recon Marines, "Generation Kill." And some of them had no problem with the jump. They just started telling stories about recon training. I don't know whether to believe them or not, but I do believe Donnie.It was a story I actually used, I wrote about the first time back in 1990. That story was all through the ghetto: "They had him cornered, and motherfucker jumped off the railroad bridge and kept running. Did not want to die that day." But we did want it to feel a little bit mythic, and "What the fuck?" because it fit with the general arc of Greek tragedy.
>>222375783https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Olf8J_z3snM
This show is fucking hilarious:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj8JBBAM5jY
