Articles about The Wire: Season 5
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''The Office'' signs off tonight; let's see if its last episode meets the standard of these all-time finest TV farewells, from ''Friends'' and ''The Shield'' to ''Mary Tyler Moore'' and...our No. 1 of all time
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''Lost,'' ''Friday Night Lights,'' ''The West Wing,'' ''The Wire,'' and others that sucked you in and kept you playing ''just one more'' -- over and over and over again
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''Veronica Mars'' Kickstarter campaign proves the power of persistent fan communities. See where the show ranked on our list of the greatest alternate-universe hits.
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''Downton Abbey,'' ''Walking Dead'' (three times!), ''Grey's Anatomy,'' ''Boardwalk Empire,'' and more series that bumped off characters we didn't expect to lose (SPOILER ALERT!)
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@EsquireMag talks to Dominic West, once of "The Wire" and now of "The Hour"
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52 characters from "The Wire," illustrated on one poster by Dennis Culver - for $25, it can be yours (h/t @avkesner)
Source: dennisculver.bigcartel.com
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Dominic West spent the early years of his career appearing in a decidedly diverse list of films. But he turned a major corner when he pulled the role of Jimmy McNulty on The Wire. Since then, he's continued to keep things interesting as an actor, both on the big screen and the small screen. An interview with him here in @TheAVClub
Source: www.avclub.com
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A @cracked roundup of 5 true stories or facts that were cut from movies or changed for... being too unrealistic
Source: www.cracked.com
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Most people know McNulty and Bunk as characters in David Simon's acclaimed HBO series—but they were actually players in a 19th-century book by H.B. Ogden. Seriously.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Michael K. Williams - on Twitter at @BKBMG - discusses life since "The Wire," "Boardwalk Empire" and more in a lengthy @vulture profile
Source: www.vulture.com
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@EsquireMag talks to Dominic West, once of "The Wire" and now of "The Hour"
Source: www.esquire.com
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52 characters from "The Wire," illustrated on one poster by Dennis Culver - for $25, it can be yours (h/t @avkesner)
Source: dennisculver.bigcartel.com
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Dominic West spent the early years of his career appearing in a decidedly diverse list of films. But he turned a major corner when he pulled the role of Jimmy McNulty on The Wire. Since then, he's continued to keep things interesting as an actor, both on the big screen and the small screen. An interview with him here in @TheAVClub
Source: www.avclub.com
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Michael K. Williams - on Twitter at @BKBMG - discusses life since "The Wire," "Boardwalk Empire" and more in a lengthy @vulture profile
Source: www.vulture.com
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''The Office'' signs off tonight; let's see if its last episode meets the standard of these all-time finest TV farewells, from ''Friends'' and ''The Shield'' to ''Mary Tyler Moore'' and...our No. 1 of all time
Source: www.ew.com
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''Lost,'' ''Friday Night Lights,'' ''The West Wing,'' ''The Wire,'' and others that sucked you in and kept you playing ''just one more'' -- over and over and over again
Source: www.ew.com
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''Veronica Mars'' Kickstarter campaign proves the power of persistent fan communities. See where the show ranked on our list of the greatest alternate-universe hits.
Source: www.ew.com
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''Downton Abbey,'' ''Walking Dead'' (three times!), ''Grey's Anatomy,'' ''Boardwalk Empire,'' and more series that bumped off characters we didn't expect to lose (SPOILER ALERT!)
Source: www.ew.com
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A @cracked roundup of 5 true stories or facts that were cut from movies or changed for... being too unrealistic
Source: www.cracked.com
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Most people know McNulty and Bunk as characters in David Simon's acclaimed HBO series—but they were actually players in a 19th-century book by H.B. Ogden. Seriously.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
