We have your results for the 2011 National Dog Show, the 10th anniversary of the event....
This "iCarly" episode aired in early 2010, and we only wish we had known of this clip's existence sooner....
"Treme" joins "Friday Night Lights," "The Wire" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" as amazing shows that are apparently immune to award love....
Felicia "Snoop" Pearson of "The Wire" was arrested Thursday morning at her downtown Baltimore...plucked off the Maryland streets to become the character. "The Wire," which ran 2002-2008, was about the Baltimore drug......
...the black carpet for the Jonathan Liebesman-directed film. Other Marine-playing, black-carpet invaders: "The Wire's" Ramon Rodriguez, "True Blood's" Jim Parrack, "The Vampire Diaries' " Gino Pesi, "X-Men: First Class......
This series looks at the narcotics scene in Baltimore through the eyes of law enforcers as well as the drug dealers and users. Other facets of the city that are explored in the series are the government and bureaucracy, schools and the news media. The show was created by former police reporter David Simon, who also wrote many of the episodes.
The finale The Wire delivered bucketloads of resolution, but even in the midst of all that, nothing much changed. Which couldn't be a more appropriate ending for the series.
After taking in the unbelievably powerful, next-to-last episode of The Wire, and about the only complete thought I can form is: Damn.
If you're a Wire fan without access to HBO On Demand (like me), it was awfully tough not to be spoiled as to one of the big events in this week's episode. It's a testament to how good the show is that even when it happened, I still jumped in my chair a little.
Dominic West's directorial debut on The Wire this week may have pushed this season's story ahead only incrementally. But experience teaches that with this show, things that don't seem huge right away can add up to something huge down the line.
There were arguably more important developments in this week's episode of The Wire than Omar's stepped-up campaign against Marlo's operation, but none more viscerally entertaining than seeing him take out pieces of the empire.
Best moment of Sunday's episode of The Wire? Easy: Templeton's incredulous "He made another call?"
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