Things you didn't notice on The Wire until multiple watches

[Art Barr]

Detective John Munch has made appearances in
Law and Order SVU
Homicide
30 Rock
Arrested Development
The Wire
X-Files

The means The Wire and X-Files are set in the same universe

Wow.

So law and order is a whole universe woth the wire

Richard Belzer's The Wire Cameo Was Bigger Than You Realize

Belzer's cameo honors David Simon's first TV show.

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McNulty was who took munch's position in bmore. As rhey say munch worked in bmore before svu?

Someone who watches tonk tonk or law and order..can you explain?





Art Barr

 

[Playaz Eyez]

when they had Rawls posted in that gay bar..

They never did anything with this

 

[Address_Unknown]

Michael was always annoyed by Namond’s not backing up his mouth with any action.

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Namond was an annoying cat, trying to temper the expectations of the streets with his Pops rep with the fact that he grew up #Catset soft, but I think it's more the constant ribbing (pause) of Duke who, outside of Kenard and some other unnamed cats, always had the respect of his friends 'cause they knew his family wasn't shyt.
I mean, look at the way he hands Duke the dollar (I time stamped it), begrudgingly after Mike gives him that look. Mike might not have caught that and it was left in for the viewers to see.
Even if he wasn't constantly trying to perpetrate and perpetuate being harder (pause) than he was, like the one time when he had to calmly let Namond know that he got ran off his block with the pac and quietly went to a bullshyt corner, it's him constantly picking on Duke, who Mike cared for as he did the whole squad, that led him to snap and slap the shyt out of him.​

 

[Erratic415]

“My grandfather was Butch Stamford. You know who Butch Stamford was in this town?”- D’angelo

"William Stanford"

Clipping found in The Baltimore Sun published in Baltimore, Maryland on 11/8/1969. "William Stanford"

baltimoresun.newspapers.com

When they just name random people who are supposed to be criminals, you can do a Google search and it will often be based on a real life Baltimore criminal.

 

[Token Moltisanti]

“My grandfather was Butch Stamford. You know who Butch Stamford was in this town?”- D’angelo

"William Stanford"

Clipping found in The Baltimore Sun published in Baltimore, Maryland on 11/8/1969. "William Stanford"

baltimoresun.newspapers.com

When they just name random people who are supposed to be criminals, you can do a Google search and it will often be based on a real life Baltimore criminal.

“It’s just what we do”

 

[R=G]

Lol

 

[Erratic415]

 

[BuddahMAC]

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[MurderToCassette]

Didn't know where else to post this, but its

 

[FreshAIG]

I didn't know Maestro (Randy) used to live with Janet Jackson and Jermaine Dupri. And this was before he got on The Wire.

 

[LevelUp]

 

[ciubaca]

When Wee Bey brings Dee to that basement to feed his fish. He says "these are my tetras" There isntt one single tetra in that tank just a bunch of Gouramis and barbs

 

[get these nets]

Just noticed this morning.



In the "Let's Bang Out" scene when Omar's robbery crew gets into the shootout. They are shown reloading their clips.
Under that heavy gunfire, likely would have left the old clips there in the street for the cops to find, with their prints on them.
They knew that Omar and crew were involved, but the prints on the empty clips would have been evidence.