Mr. and Mrs. Daniels have been in-name-onlying it for some time so that she could run for city council with a dress-blues husband on her arm. Cedric feels like he owes her...I thought they had that convo in season 2.
No, that was the first episode this season. And I did get the impression that their relationship was a little troubled, but I thought it was just a natural thing.
I think Kima would be Kima Sue, maybe without the singing voice and talking to animals and shit.
Kima hasn't been Kima Sue for me since she beat the shit out of that one kid during the raid on the Pit. So far, the only character on the show that is relatively untainted and clean is Lester. I will be sad when that inevitably changes.
Personally, nothing could taint Lester for me.(Although, yeah, some of his choices do become less clearly righteous.)
And I couldn't imagine Prez cheating on Mrs. Prez(although maybe he fooled me with that choirboy face.)
But maybe, as a shameless McNutty apologist, I'm the wrong woman to have that conversation.
"Yes...no. Maybe," cracked me up.(I'm not sure why. In real life, I think I'd want Elena to kick his ass.But there's something about the way DW can say something lame, and make it seem that he knows it's lame, that gets my sympathy every time. Or maybe I'm just a sucker for the smirk.)
We haven't even seen Mrs. Prez, have we? And I have to keep disassociating Prez from his earlier fuck-up days because he's a good kid now, even though he still doesn't get much respect.
Marriage is an Institution, right?
Well, this is the Wire...institutions chew up good people and spit 'em out.
Well, that's my take on the show's sinking 'ship rate.
Each season is supposed to be about a different sort of institution, right? How does it break down, exactly?
Season 1 - The Drug Trade
Season 2 - Unions? Shipyards?
Season 3 - The City?
Season 4 - Education
Season 5 - Media
I think you've got it, generally. I might say:
Season 2 - The Working Class
Season 3 - City Government
that one kid during the raid on the Pit
Bodie, man.
Season 3's theme is Reform.
But, yeah...
Yeah, that's right. Bodie's cool.
(Not especially *hard* but that's why I like him. I'd forgotten that Kima roughed him up.)
Bodie, man.
Oh, yeah, that was before I really knew him.
Season 2 - The Working Class
Season 3 - City Government
Ah, yeah, that sounds about right.
Season 3's theme is Reform.
That's what the mayor says! But there's definitely a lot more City Government this season, which includes a deeper investigation into the Numbers Game that is the police department.
Pajiba named The Wire S2
They also liked:
Arrested Development S2
Buffy S2
Simpsons S4
Twin Peaks S1
Farscape S3
Sex in the City S4
West Wing S2
Six Feet Under S1
Firefly
Murder One S1
Larry Sanders S5