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@ron5969 Could you, would you believe that such imagery used to be captured on a medium called "film"? This "film" was a physical strip of plastic and the recording was analog, not digital, in nature. It is analogous to recording music on "tape", which is, of course, exactly what Led Zeppelin did.

an explosion of talent.

@Stefan990 Cutty doesn't have insurance and so can't afford the cable TV at the hospital. It's his roommate watching Deadwood while Cutty complains to the nurse.....

title has it backwards, obviously. Kristen seems intelligent and informed. Megan simply yells. Astounding.

Was tolerant of many of these until number one. No effing way is that Sweet Child of Mine the greatest riff of all time. Not even the greatest riff ON THAT ALBUM. How about Mr. Brownstone instead? Mountain Song, Whole Lotta Love, Jumping Jack Flash, Voodo Chile (slight return), you missed a b...

Later, Avon says that Stringer needs a "Day of the Jackal" motherfucker to take down Clay Davis. Avon Barksdale's movie tastes established by the writers....

The look in Wallace's face at the end says it all. The Wire was all about the lie at the heart of the institution. Whether it's the security guard lying to the prosecutor about the shooter not being in the courtroom or Carcetti getting elected because some random person got killed that he claimed...

This was pretty epic.

Bodie didn't handle it right. Setting himself up as a rival instead of a salesman like Shamrock did.

he's drunk

@fishherman5377 Looks exactly like Tony's SUV in season 1, when he was shot

@Shack83 You're right. Later in this episode, when Avon and Charles are talking about putting Devonne on it, he refers to 'Trina', fat face rick's cousin. 'Fat Face Rick that goes to the co-op meetings with Stringer, that's his cousin Trina'. In my memory I just smushed it all together and Dev...

Isn't the guy that talks to Bodie the same guy that talks to Marlo in his last scene? Looks and sounds the same.

CLASSIC scene. The way they're sitting shows the hierarchy. Cheese and Monk hunched over, Chris with his foot up, a little more relaxed, Marlo holding court. Once they start talking about Omar, Chris puts his foot down on the floor and stops being so relaxed; he saw where the conversation was ...

@yaboypowda Slim's number 29 or thereabouts...

@bhcdarkness no doubt. the look Stringer gives Avon when Avon tells him to let him up.... mixture of fear, love, sympathy, anger and pity.

Easy for us to see Stringer is acting guilty when talking about D'Angelo's death. Odd that no one on the show picked up on it. Brianna ended up thinking Avon had him killed. Donetter let on that she suspected anything. Levy may have suspected but would never let on, of course...

Chris shows respect and compassion for Butchie. "You're a tough old man." Imploring him not to "stand tall". Snoop looks sorry for Butchie. Afterwards, she thinks it was a bad idea. Only time she ever questioned Marlo's orders.

@MichaelHansenFUN That's Jimmy Page playing the solo. It's his solo.

@1Doz That's weird that I wrote that the les paul stays in tune better as mine goes out of tune much easier than my teles. But I do think it's more versatile. With the dedicated tone and volume knobs for each pickup, you can quickly and easily switch between drastically different volumes and tone...

@rashomon66 because in this case, he makes them look like utter fools.

@ledzepluis naaah, hendrix was a better musician and more innovative guitarist. Even Page would say so, without hesitation. But that doesn't mean Page isn't awesome, he just isn't Jimi Hendrix.

@pkzathruz lady gaga can sing, at least. This woman can not.

@tartarsauce44 Cool! If you're new to Zep, you'll learn quick that Plant's voice changed over the years. For me, those first two albums, he sounds better than any male singer ever. Bar none, full stop. But he smoked and the way he sang and age took their toll. By the mid 70s it just wasn't ...

You can almost feel the coke they're on. The tempo is so jacked up and jumpy....

"it sort of goes like this..." Classic.

Whoever was the kind soul that video taped this 30 years ago, you've done the universe a massive favor. For all the betamax distortion and poor audio, this has to be one of the great performances by the dead. They are ALL smiling throughout, Jerry, Bobby, Phil, Mickey. The feeling that comes acro...

@tellytubies123 It's just a device to get everyone away from the table except for Paulie and end the scene.