Post by nowimnothing on Feb 21, 2014 11:11:27 GMT -5
Summary:
Ziggy's fuck-ups continue as he tries to sell some drugs using untrustworthy street kids. He does not have the money for the drugs so his suppliers knock him around a bit and take his car.
Daniels brings Carver on to the detail figuring he won't fuck him over again. Carver, Herc and Greggs are back on the street this time with Herc going undercover on buys.
Bubbles gets McNulty in touch with Omar. McNulty takes Omar to see the prosecutor and get some court clothes.
Stringer and the pit crew are worried about the low quality of their product driving off customers. Stringer uses some info from his economics professor and brainstorming with his crew to come up with a plan to offer competing versions of the same product.
Frank is upset and does not want to work with the Greeks anymore. They offer double the money and he refuses. His men have little to say to the cops and Nick assure the Greeks that everything is fine. They offer triple the money for containers with chemicals used for producing cocaine and Frank reluctantly agrees.
After Freamon sees that Daniels' detail is going after Frank he pulls in the murder investigation. Daniels agrees to share office space and information with them but he wants nothing to do with the unsolved murders unless they actually get a suspect.
Random thoughts:
It took some prompting from Stringer, but there are some smart kids in the pit crew.
I know McNulty is just trying to stay in the game with the homicides, but his motivation seems questionable. Even the other officers seem flummoxed. Does he really care about them and their bodies, is he just trying to still be a homicide detective? Either way it seems like he is spinning his wheels.
Surely D'Angelo knows the dangerous game he is playing, maybe he just does not care anymore. But if so why not head to the cops?
Ok, yes, Omar is always entertaining. From Bubbles description of their encounter to the distressed prosecutor to clothes shopping, a lot of great moments for him this episode.
Ziggy's fuck-ups continue as he tries to sell some drugs using untrustworthy street kids. He does not have the money for the drugs so his suppliers knock him around a bit and take his car.
Daniels brings Carver on to the detail figuring he won't fuck him over again. Carver, Herc and Greggs are back on the street this time with Herc going undercover on buys.
Bubbles gets McNulty in touch with Omar. McNulty takes Omar to see the prosecutor and get some court clothes.
Stringer and the pit crew are worried about the low quality of their product driving off customers. Stringer uses some info from his economics professor and brainstorming with his crew to come up with a plan to offer competing versions of the same product.
Frank is upset and does not want to work with the Greeks anymore. They offer double the money and he refuses. His men have little to say to the cops and Nick assure the Greeks that everything is fine. They offer triple the money for containers with chemicals used for producing cocaine and Frank reluctantly agrees.
After Freamon sees that Daniels' detail is going after Frank he pulls in the murder investigation. Daniels agrees to share office space and information with them but he wants nothing to do with the unsolved murders unless they actually get a suspect.
Random thoughts:
It took some prompting from Stringer, but there are some smart kids in the pit crew.
I know McNulty is just trying to stay in the game with the homicides, but his motivation seems questionable. Even the other officers seem flummoxed. Does he really care about them and their bodies, is he just trying to still be a homicide detective? Either way it seems like he is spinning his wheels.
Surely D'Angelo knows the dangerous game he is playing, maybe he just does not care anymore. But if so why not head to the cops?
Ok, yes, Omar is always entertaining. From Bubbles description of their encounter to the distressed prosecutor to clothes shopping, a lot of great moments for him this episode.
