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Season 3 is finally here! Happy to be getting into more of The Wire! Instead of expansion we are entering a more localized terror that's building within the character and landscape of Baltimore.

EP 3: https://youtu.be/nXjBfEofLWA

EP 4: https://youtu.be/HFYboF59oQ4

EP 3 & 4 Uncut: https://vimeo.com/1048337280/1b491ad483

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Justin Broadbent

I dont mind the 3 and 4 put together but you need to add a time stamp between the episodes.

Linda

I effing LOVE the combined episodes. Keep in up. 😎

Linda

Yeah, that's a sawed off shotgun. They're not as badass as they seem. The range is shorter and the spread is too squirrely. They're for up close and personal only. Points off for any show that portrays them otherwise. 😐

Kana Kawase

The detective that died, Ray Cole, was played by Robert Colesberry, one of the show's executive producers who died between the filming of seasons 2 and 3. So, the wake scene was kind of a tribute to both the character and the actor who played him. That's also why the character died off-screen.

Ingemar Svensson

Did you catch the name of the person who was "deader than 2pac" it was "My cousin willy gant". That's a reference to the maintenance man who was killed in the first episode season 1, who Bird went to jail from by Omars testimony. A nice callback.

MR

re: "evacuate your women" in the presence of McNulty You need to hold that thought for Season 5.

MorkBork

"Collecting bodies in both manners'' made me laugh out loud! Awesome reaction as usual James! Glad we have so much more Wire to go! Having a lot of fun

TES

Daniels still has his ring on because if he takes it off people know the marriage fell apart, and then their keeping up for appearances for her career does too. He has to wear the ring for her.

Lily

I prefer separate uploads on the vimeo because I don't usually watch that week's episodes in one sitting, but if you need to make room on your account, I think other people's suggestion to include a timestamp for the second episode would be fine with me

Carl Lyngholm

I was rewatching the "Stash House Gun Battle" scene and I noticed for the first time that Omar's man is the one actually responsible for killing the the girl in Omar's gang. He was running and blind firing behind him and ended up shooting her by mistake. Maybe this was already obvious, but not to me, and it kind of blew my mind. Anyway, thought that I would pass that on to James (or anyone else), that may not have realized that. In retrospect the fact that the entry would is on her forehead should have clued me in earlier, but hey, it's subtle.

MorkBork

I have no issue with the double upload. If it makes things faster and easier for you it makes no difference to me.

Tom McTernan

You don't get that great of a look at the end of episode 3 of who is laid out in the funeral home, but that was Tosha. The one in Omar's crew killed in the shootout, not D's mom who I think you thought it might have been. Pure speculation on my part, but I think the Barksdale crew likely offered her family a discounted/free service for her in hopes that maybe the rest of Omar's crew would poke their heads out to pay respects and they'd have another shot at them. Could've worked too, bc the episode ends with Omar doing just that, only he was hiding in a dark alley outside.

Zach Barber

Not to give anything away but Carcetti is mirroring Martin O’Malley. Just like so many other true stories, this story is melted so brilliantly into this epic. I love watching you experience it. TY James.