The speech doubles as a tribute to Robert Colesbury's career as well as the character he played on "The Wire". The "Mississippi Extradition, The Arson Murders" are a shout out to "Mississippi Burning" on which Colesbury was a Producer, similarly "the triple over at the After Hours on Hudson Street" refers to Scorsese's "After Hours" which Colesbury also produced. "Fayette Street, '93, the drug wars" refers to David Simon and Ed Burns' previous HBO effort "The Corner".
Fair thee well gone away, there's nothing left to say....farewell to New York City, boys, to Boston and P.A........Ah, The Pogues and The Wire. Perfect combination.
A wonderful scene. I think this was meant as a tribute to the man who played the character Det. Cole. That man, for those that don't know was Robert F. Colesberry. He was the producer of this this show and several others. He apparently liked to do a little acting; he did 10 episodes. Mr. Colesberry died after heart surgery on 9 Feb. 2004. Thanks for the great show Robert from another Robert. I served just after you 66-68.
Funny enough Cole was played by Robert Colesberry who had actually died of a heart attack after filming season 2. He was excutive producer of the show and this was a way of the show giving him a wake and that is an actual picture if him.
J. Landsman is usually a grotesque figure...doesn't seem to work too much, looks at a lot of porn magazines...however, here and there he gives the deepest and even the most beautiful speeches in the Wire. Just another of those contradictions from this great series
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I find it morbid that everybody is having a good time while Cole is laid out on a pool table. His body is right there, on a pool table, instead of in the casket or a finer table. I understand that is tradition, as portrayed in The Wire anyway, but a pool table is where billiards is played. Its a table where a game is played. And you put the body on a gaming table? That seems surreal to me.
@errbarkkill sadly no (I don't think)... David Simon said in a commentary that putting the dead body on a pool table was just his idea. Maybe they do it now, after seeing the Wire lol who knows.
One of the most moving scenes I've ever come across. For all his ball breaking and bluster, Landsman's love for his troops truly shines here. That's a proper send out.
I've been a huge fan of the Pogues for longer than I care to remember. But I have to admit for years I misunerstood this song, thinking it was the more usual Irish emigration to " Ameirkay ". It's actually about a guy from the States deciding to to Ireland, " to the shores where his fathers lay ". Or is it the dead man, Big Jim Dwyer in his coffin who is going to Ireland to rest ?
and in ireland we have learned something about christianitys splits. we love protestants and catholics. equally. guinness is a protestant drink dont ya know 05
its so sad that this show has never gotten the respect that it deserves, we can only hope that time takes care of that. its been said but its real easy:
It's starting to catch on. I was the only person I knew of in the entire country (Australia) that had heard of this show when I bought the first series DVD. Now people are hearing of it, and watching it, and loving it.
Shows you how good this show is that a minor character eulogizing an even more minor character is probably one of the best scenes you'll ever see on television.
Just saw this the other night too, utterly mesmerising, as good a use of music as I've ever seen on film or TV. So big Jim Dwyer made his last trip to the shores where his fathers' lay...
Often when I see someone say this I feel slightly annoyed by their exaggerating, but in this very particular case, I've gotta say fuck yeah!, the wire is the best show I've ever seen.
@Murreh Come on now, coming from a HUGE fan of The Wire, The Sopranos is the greatest series in TV history by a million miles. The writing was insanly good, how they managed to make such a violent series with a ton of murder and violence as hilarious as they did is an accomplishment in and of itself, thats what makes it stand apart, it entertains you with drama and comedy, it was just such a unique show.
Just read that the character Ray Cole was played by the The Wire executive producer Robert F. Colesberry,who actually died of cardiac complications at the end of season 2.
Makes the scene even more poignant and a fitting tribute
man wire the best realistic show that actually made sence in a long time, i wish it never ended :( after watching last episode it felt like something was missing when i had no more wire to watch :(
I'd normally agree with you, dropkick, but Landsman is based on a real sargeant David Simon shadowed back in his days writing for the Baltimore Sun. Read his first book, Homicide, and see if you don't change your mind about eloquent cops.
@jmucbear You know, come to think of it the real guy was actually named Jay Landsman too. He actually has a small role in season 3 and maybe a few scenes in season 4. I think he plays the lieutenant (correct rank?) under Colvin.
I've read a little bit of the book 'Homicide' by David Simon and it has Jay Landsman in it. There's part where he drives by a trans gender prostitute and says "look at this pretty mother fucker." Lol
In Ireland it is extremely common to drink around the body of the deceased in their home and to stay up all night getting pissed and telling stories celebrating their life. It can be very cathartic.
You're absolutely right. I'm Irish and I've seen many wakes, but the really religious people frown upon the drinking. I think it helps the mood though, in moderation
really religious people frown upon everything. ive been at wakes where the corpse has been danced around the garden! drink had been consumed of course...
3 of them total. this one was in season 3, then they had a short clip of mcnulty and bunk at Colonel Forrester's wake in season 4, and then finally Mcnulty's wake in season 5
the bar that this scene was filmed in is actually the best underground punk rock/hardcore venue in baltimore. great scene! i was actually lucky enough to snag that photo of ray cole...sorry, i have to brag about that one haha
its an Irish custom thats done on the sly. I have been to one and the body was in the pub but in a box not on the pool table, lol. Its so his best mates can send him off. Everyone gets pissed and sings and tells tales about the deceased, its actually very moving.
nope. i'm actually of scottish decent. my granddad was scottish but he grew up in an Irish neighborhood in Boston, and he moved down to Baltimore with his family in the 1950s.
that background song by the pogues is on of the best song i have ever heard. the pogues are mint n this is a great show even though i dont think it is shown in england
i absoltely agree with u that the pogues song is the best ever. i grew up and still live in baltimore and would like to say how much i appreciate the fact that u like the wire. its a great feeling knowing someone from a far distant country such as urself is interested in a tv show about my city. god bless!!!
RIP Robert Colesberry
Kocayine 1 month ago
The speech doubles as a tribute to Robert Colesbury's career as well as the character he played on "The Wire". The "Mississippi Extradition, The Arson Murders" are a shout out to "Mississippi Burning" on which Colesbury was a Producer, similarly "the triple over at the After Hours on Hudson Street" refers to Scorsese's "After Hours" which Colesbury also produced. "Fayette Street, '93, the drug wars" refers to David Simon and Ed Burns' previous HBO effort "The Corner".
nougatzimmerframe 2 months ago 7
@nougatzimmerframe Thanks, good to know. I also didn't know the first 2 times or so I watched this show that the actor actually died. Pretty crazy.
drktigger 2 months ago
Its an irish tradition, make sure the the guys dead before you bury him.
dalyc3 3 months ago 2
I dont understand why the dead body is just lying there!!! what the hellllll is this normal in america
landondonovanify 4 months ago
@landondonovanify It's an Irish tradition.
KopiteP250505 2 months ago
@landondonovanify Some of Irish heritage will put the body on display and have a drink to not mourn their death, but to celebrate their life.
MeiyoYuill 1 month ago
Landsman was a real sack of shit, "but the motherfucker had his moments"
amd2q9 5 months ago
"sharing a dark corner of the american experiment".... brilliant! Only David Simon is capable writing like this.
jcat3022 5 months ago
I have never seen anything like this ....but Im not Irish ....or Baltimore Police.....is this a BPD tradition.....or fiction......???
mylokaf 5 months ago
This show is epic but The Shield is pretty dam close if not as good
danieljawhite 6 months ago
What is the name of the song they sing
tomperry9 6 months ago
@tomperry9 Body of an American by The Pogues
greenishmachine 6 months ago
@tomperry9 The Pogues - "Body of an american"
mylokaf 5 months ago
What a scene!
ReigningNinya1 7 months ago
@tracewolf1 Nope
Mumra95 8 months ago
Is there anything better then this?
tracewolf1 8 months ago
Is that a St Brigit's cross next to the corpse? The symbol of the County Louth.
greenishmachine 8 months ago
Great scene from a great show.
ssorcgnuoy 8 months ago
this was a great episode really loved when they all sang the irish song . really miss the wire wish they could bring the show back.
djmikeyo09 8 months ago
bunch of wannabe pikey cunts. boooorrring
sh4p3shifter 9 months ago
@sh4p3shifter Gtfo you tool.
drktigger 9 months ago
@sh4p3shifter Fuck you up cunthole.
mrmootheirrev 8 months ago
the best ever. period
tracewolf1 9 months ago
First scene I ever saw when i first checked it out before I got the boxsets, Mon the irish!
elmorobar 9 months ago
Priceless...Legendary My favourite scene of the 3rd season.
STCR4159X 9 months ago
He was called. He served. He Is counted. Old King Cole!
gibbledman 9 months ago
F**king stairmaster.
Mumra95 10 months ago
The most honest and touching eulogy I have ever heard. God I miss this show.
Mumra95 10 months ago 5
What's the name of the song
bassbaine 10 months ago
@bassbaine The Pogues - Body Of An American
cuchulainn187 10 months ago
Fair thee well gone away, there's nothing left to say....farewell to New York City, boys, to Boston and P.A........Ah, The Pogues and The Wire. Perfect combination.
ChristopherMcLeod1 10 months ago
A wonderful scene. I think this was meant as a tribute to the man who played the character Det. Cole. That man, for those that don't know was Robert F. Colesberry. He was the producer of this this show and several others. He apparently liked to do a little acting; he did 10 episodes. Mr. Colesberry died after heart surgery on 9 Feb. 2004. Thanks for the great show Robert from another Robert. I served just after you 66-68.
Bronco46tube 11 months ago
This is my favorite video to watch on St. Patty's Day!!! What an awesome scene!
1bryantjohnson 11 months ago
Great fucking scene ... great fucking song.. Damn I miss the wire!
RightWingHunter666 11 months ago
Funny enough Cole was played by Robert Colesberry who had actually died of a heart attack after filming season 2. He was excutive producer of the show and this was a way of the show giving him a wake and that is an actual picture if him.
mabey202 1 year ago
J. Landsman is usually a grotesque figure...doesn't seem to work too much, looks at a lot of porn magazines...however, here and there he gives the deepest and even the most beautiful speeches in the Wire. Just another of those contradictions from this great series
Esteban2000 1 year ago 21
what did Landsman put in Cole's jacket at 3:20?
Shack83 1 year ago
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I find it morbid that everybody is having a good time while Cole is laid out on a pool table. His body is right there, on a pool table, instead of in the casket or a finer table. I understand that is tradition, as portrayed in The Wire anyway, but a pool table is where billiards is played. Its a table where a game is played. And you put the body on a gaming table? That seems surreal to me.
pandasweater 1 year ago
So do cops really put the dead body in the bar? And yes, the wire is the best and realist tv drama ever. too bad it only lasted 5 seasons.
errbarkkill 1 year ago
@errbarkkill sadly no (I don't think)... David Simon said in a commentary that putting the dead body on a pool table was just his idea. Maybe they do it now, after seeing the Wire lol who knows.
drktigger 1 year ago
@drktigger Cool, thanks.
errbarkkill 1 year ago
So they just put his carcass on the pool table? Somewhat unhygienic.
Crazydog7 1 year ago
the best show ever.respect from germany.
DerOtterW 1 year ago
"sharing a dark corner of the American experiment..." fuckin love that line. Pure David Simon
aldgunencarrothers 1 year ago 2
Greatest monologue in the history of television. P&S.
filmfidelity 1 year ago
"He was called. He served. He is counted". Give em the chills.
Mumra95 1 year ago 2
man you don't get much better than The Wire, best show ever
siddle22 1 year ago
They sing it wrong
"by 5 o'clock in the evening everybody there was pissed!"
they change it to something involving whiskey...
Eradicus 1 year ago
@Eradicus The line is "everybody there was pisskey."
filmfidelity 1 year ago
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mcs1hr 1 year ago
@Eradicus The line from the original song is, "....every bastard there was pisskey." ...and I think that's what they sing.
This show is just perfect, the best TV I have ever seen and by a country mile the best.
mcs1hr 1 year ago
We...are POWLEECE
Eradicus 1 year ago 2
One of the most moving scenes I've ever come across. For all his ball breaking and bluster, Landsman's love for his troops truly shines here. That's a proper send out.
GrapeDrink4Life 1 year ago 15
I didn't really like Jay Landsman that much at first, but after this... shit how can you NOT like the guy?
drktigger 1 year ago
Super Scene
Delminuso 1 year ago
pogues and the wire = the best.
peacefrog1916 1 year ago
I've been a huge fan of the Pogues for longer than I care to remember. But I have to admit for years I misunerstood this song, thinking it was the more usual Irish emigration to " Ameirkay ". It's actually about a guy from the States deciding to to Ireland, " to the shores where his fathers lay ". Or is it the dead man, Big Jim Dwyer in his coffin who is going to Ireland to rest ?
SuperDsweeney 1 year ago
Rest in Peace Robert Colsberry
Here's to the original thinkers
JoeMX05 2 years ago 5
This is an astonishingly good show and an astonishingly good song.
mcs1hr 2 years ago 6
a dark corner of the American experiment. Tru dat. Mos def.
gedward348 2 years ago
Did Mos Def make a comment about the irish in America.
kerrykop 2 years ago
Yep sorry ignore that
kerrykop 2 years ago
The best song to play at a funeral in my opinion
Silknitter87 2 years ago 3
SEVEN MILLION BARRELS OF PORRRRRTER
pajammin 2 years ago 2
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im irish and ive never heard that song before.cool show.death to all police!!!!!!!!!!!!!!and the queen aaaahhaha
irishtrotsky 2 years ago
it's an amazing song
Hootyblooty 2 years ago 3
The song is "Body of an American" by The Pogues.
davemacleod 2 years ago 3
all the swearing makes it a bit of a joke.
sebseb1 2 years ago
what song is this?
TheModWolves 2 years ago 2
"Body of an American" by The Pogues.
davemacleod 2 years ago 3
The very moment I saw this scene I decided that my wake would be in the same way.
Klinfran 2 years ago 3
Allright, that´s a sentence from "the Wire" itself. But written with an "m" in the middle.
05BandaNera 2 years ago 2
does anyone no the name of the song?
kerley1992 2 years ago
body of an american
SHANAbert 2 years ago
The Best POOlice show on TV
springfieldcolors 2 years ago 2
Bushills is Protestant Whisky!!
05BandaNera 2 years ago 3
and in ireland we have learned something about christianitys splits. we love protestants and catholics. equally. guinness is a protestant drink dont ya know 05
poshknacker 2 years ago
true that
neelysam 2 years ago 2
Bunk's singing face cracks me up every time. the pure intensity
ryanmurphy2611 2 years ago 5
....
but Ray Cole is still with us
all of us
in Baltimore
working
sharing the dark corner of the american Experiment
he was called
he served
on King Cole !!
05BandaNera 2 years ago 3
Same here in India. The Sopranos are big here but the Wire's finding a loyal following.
Shauriatas 2 years ago 2
its so sad that this show has never gotten the respect that it deserves, we can only hope that time takes care of that. its been said but its real easy:
best. show. ever
hughesmiester 2 years ago
It's starting to catch on. I was the only person I knew of in the entire country (Australia) that had heard of this show when I bought the first series DVD. Now people are hearing of it, and watching it, and loving it.
Buffoon1980 2 years ago
Shows you how good this show is that a minor character eulogizing an even more minor character is probably one of the best scenes you'll ever see on television.
sedeyus 2 years ago 10
the wire dont leave anyone behind
ryanmurphy2611 2 years ago
Just saw this the other night too, utterly mesmerising, as good a use of music as I've ever seen on film or TV. So big Jim Dwyer made his last trip to the shores where his fathers' lay...
barcelona36 2 years ago
amazing stuff: saw the episode for the first time last night. awesome!
somedisco 2 years ago
The show is Shakesphere.
jimmynorton1001 2 years ago 8
The Wire is the BEST show ever...period
paisfresh2def 2 years ago 68
Often when I see someone say this I feel slightly annoyed by their exaggerating, but in this very particular case, I've gotta say fuck yeah!, the wire is the best show I've ever seen.
Mattprole 2 years ago 3
@paisfresh2def Fuck the Bible. The Wire is the greatest story ever told.
anchower 1 year ago 2
@paisfresh2def
good show.
but the sopranos is the best ever.
BenAbu111 6 months ago
@BenAbu111 The WIre is a lot better than Sopranos imo.
Murreh 6 months ago
@Murreh Come on now, coming from a HUGE fan of The Wire, The Sopranos is the greatest series in TV history by a million miles. The writing was insanly good, how they managed to make such a violent series with a ton of murder and violence as hilarious as they did is an accomplishment in and of itself, thats what makes it stand apart, it entertains you with drama and comedy, it was just such a unique show.
manuteboler 2 weeks ago
@manuteboler Yeah you're a cunt.
Murreh 2 weeks ago
This is exactly how i want my wake to be like...booze, music, my friends talking true shit about me, no black suits, and no tears...
paisfresh2def 2 years ago 6
probably the most honest episodic in the history of fucking television... this song, this speech, the looks, the reactions... amazing!!
dilmao 2 years ago 2
Just read that the character Ray Cole was played by the The Wire executive producer Robert F. Colesberry,who actually died of cardiac complications at the end of season 2.
Makes the scene even more poignant and a fitting tribute
fineliner79 2 years ago 6
man wire the best realistic show that actually made sence in a long time, i wish it never ended :( after watching last episode it felt like something was missing when i had no more wire to watch :(
ajchat 2 years ago 4
...man, heard that... best show ever - hands down!! Love this scene...and about a brazillion others from that fine body of work!! here-here.
skaynekurtis 2 years ago 4
Wow.... just wow!!! Greatest show ever made.... so true to form of Bal-mer.
jcat3022 3 years ago 3
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Anyone notice how this seargent is far too eloquent for any cop I've ever seen?
Writings great though.
dropkick426 3 years ago
I'd normally agree with you, dropkick, but Landsman is based on a real sargeant David Simon shadowed back in his days writing for the Baltimore Sun. Read his first book, Homicide, and see if you don't change your mind about eloquent cops.
jmucbear 2 years ago 15
@jmucbear You know, come to think of it the real guy was actually named Jay Landsman too. He actually has a small role in season 3 and maybe a few scenes in season 4. I think he plays the lieutenant (correct rank?) under Colvin.
drktigger 1 year ago
@drktigger That's right. The real Jay Landsman played Lt. Dennis Mello. He had a scene in season 5 too at a bar with Gus Haynes.
Shack83 1 year ago
@Shack83 Oh yeah, that's right.
I've read a little bit of the book 'Homicide' by David Simon and it has Jay Landsman in it. There's part where he drives by a trans gender prostitute and says "look at this pretty mother fucker." Lol
drktigger 1 year ago
This show gives you back your belief in television! Thx Wire Team!
aruky1 3 years ago 2
great scene, fucking god sent show.
dubzy81 3 years ago 2
"He was called. He served. He is counted." Gave me goosebumps.
Mumra95 3 years ago 6
amazing!
xbristles13x 3 years ago 3
LOL, the Sgt. is funny as hell
lildwayne21 3 years ago
The name Baltimore actually comes from Irish words- Baile Ti Mhor- which means "town of the big house"
JDLK2005 3 years ago
Bunk's facial expressions are great in this episode
jagarcia1 3 years ago
This is brilliant, I love this.
STCR4159X 3 years ago
Mad thing is, I live in Ireland and I was at a wake just like this a few weeks ago.
Only the music was live and the corpse was dead.
DaveS63 3 years ago 5
I just love this show and the pogues music fit's the bill perfectly for the wake scenes.
veronicadredd22 3 years ago
I'm not too superstitious, so I'll go ahead and say it, I'd be willing to die if I knew I'd have a wake like this.
bigfilmhat 3 years ago 8
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What i meant to say was , that this is nice but overly romantic. Irish are not really all that rebelious, at least not the irish in southern ireland.
daveangular 3 years ago
Where you from ??? Because that some statement!! Ireland sold out ??? What are you on about ??
bawney73 3 years ago
Is not extremely common to drink around a body in Ireland . Ireland has sold out . Or has it?
daveangular 3 years ago
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fucc Ray Cole!
jontray87 3 years ago
This show makes me proud to be Irish. Best ever!
eamundo19 3 years ago 4
In Ireland it is extremely common to drink around the body of the deceased in their home and to stay up all night getting pissed and telling stories celebrating their life. It can be very cathartic.
aldgunencarrothers 3 years ago 5
I really like that...nobody loves the Irish more than us Americans....
enverpasha55 3 years ago 7
You're absolutely right. I'm Irish and I've seen many wakes, but the really religious people frown upon the drinking. I think it helps the mood though, in moderation
eamundo19 3 years ago 3
really religious people frown upon everything. ive been at wakes where the corpse has been danced around the garden! drink had been consumed of course...
aldgunencarrothers 3 years ago 3
I live just outside Dublin and I've never drank around a body.
migdel1983 3 years ago
by the sounds of you you've never drank around anything
aldgunencarrothers 3 years ago 10
No, I've just never drank around a body. We don't have such culchie traditions. We get smashed after the body is interred.
migdel1983 3 years ago
i live in philly and i went to balitmore last summer because i loved this show so much. baltimore has good food
IRemainSick 3 years ago 6
great scene.
gasegjesoigp 3 years ago 2
this is one of the most powerful scenes in the history of the show. it gives me chills.
coreymourning502 3 years ago 2
Jay really makes every scene he's in. He is the funniest mother fucker on the show. I love the fat man.
FUNKEYED 3 years ago 8
The guy who played Colonel Forrester died too as well.
TGW5555 3 years ago
Cole had one of my favorite moments on the wire when he was talking to Bunk in season 1 and it went like:
"Morning Bunk"
"How you doin ray"
"Great, I got laid last night" -greasy smile-
"Oh yeah? does your asshole still hurt?"
I fucking love this show
LDeezy223 3 years ago 4
The Wire is the best show on TV, period!
hfarberg 3 years ago 2
2 wakes
lousour 4 years ago
hey, can someone tell me how many of these wakes at the pub took place throughout the wire. can't remember or find that anywhere. thanks
jharper30 4 years ago
3 of them total. this one was in season 3, then they had a short clip of mcnulty and bunk at Colonel Forrester's wake in season 4, and then finally Mcnulty's wake in season 5
bmore808 4 years ago
Does anyone know if this is a real Balmer police tradition? Or based on one?
guywhiteycorngood 4 years ago
the song is the pogues, body of an american
shutupanddance83 4 years ago
Is it true that the director of the Wire Robert Colesberry played Ray Cole and actually died after season 2
slimmcatt 4 years ago 2
Yes
zenrarity 4 years ago 3
this scene was made in honor for the director, as well as in honor for all Baltimore City Police
snipet19 4 years ago 2
sharing a dark corner of the American experiment
tanktempest 4 years ago 4
the bar that this scene was filmed in is actually the best underground punk rock/hardcore venue in baltimore. great scene! i was actually lucky enough to snag that photo of ray cole...sorry, i have to brag about that one haha
yblesswhenucanbmor 4 years ago 3
do they really do this in baltimore? i mean do cops actually drink around the dead body in a bar during the wake?
snipet19 4 years ago
its an Irish custom thats done on the sly. I have been to one and the body was in the pub but in a box not on the pool table, lol. Its so his best mates can send him off. Everyone gets pissed and sings and tells tales about the deceased, its actually very moving.
fatty1776 4 years ago 6
that's awesome! haha, i just didn't know police in baltimore actually do this irish custom
snipet19 4 years ago
Are you Irish-American?
polskascum 4 years ago
nope. i'm actually of scottish decent. my granddad was scottish but he grew up in an Irish neighborhood in Boston, and he moved down to Baltimore with his family in the 1950s.
snipet19 4 years ago
Would they do this for cops that got killed on duty? Like by gunshot wound or something?
Cuning66 4 years ago
i have absolutely no idea. lol. i'm guessing if it was by gunshot wound they would still have a wake but without the body in the room like this.
snipet19 4 years ago
I'm a free born man of the USA!
sonoferin 4 years ago 3
God Bless Baltimore City Police!
snoop80812 4 years ago 5
My favorite show, my favorite band....dont get no better
TBro278 4 years ago 3
this show is the best show in TV history
jaydubstud14 4 years ago 6
this might the best cop show on tv other than barney miller. I think i might have been a couple of these wakes
devs61 4 years ago 2
that background song by the pogues is on of the best song i have ever heard. the pogues are mint n this is a great show even though i dont think it is shown in england
spiderman30603060 4 years ago 2
i absoltely agree with u that the pogues song is the best ever. i grew up and still live in baltimore and would like to say how much i appreciate the fact that u like the wire. its a great feeling knowing someone from a far distant country such as urself is interested in a tv show about my city. god bless!!!
bmore808 4 years ago 8
Are you connected with the emerald isle?God bless you if you are!
polskascum 4 years ago 2
another fine example of why this is the most realistic Police drama ever on TV. Just a great scene.
fatty1776 4 years ago 2
"HE WAS CALLED. HE SERVED. HE IS COUNTED."
background music provided by the pogues, "the body of an american."
seanstrosity 4 years ago 3