Post by nowimnothing on Mar 6, 2014 8:59:34 GMT -5
Summary:
A small boy is caught in the crossfire of a fight between Bodie and some other gangsters over a street corner. This results in a large police presence moving into the neighborhood.
After accidentally letting his pet duck drink itself to death, Ziggy is working on a scam to steal some cars and sell them to the electronics store owner.
The detail realizes that the targets know they are being watched and change up their phones and start sending clean containers.
McNulty gets info from his FBI friend on the electronics store owner, but it leads him to another FBI agent who seems to be working with the Greeks.
The Greeks are getting shortchanged by the Columbians and in retaliation they tip off their FBI friend about a shipment of cocaine.
McNulty works to and finally infiltrates a brothel run by the Greeks.
Bodie is brought in for questioning about the shooting after failing to properly dispose of the guns. But the cops slip up when they bluff about having his prints.
Stringer is upset about the goof-up, but Bodie reassures him. Stringer has his own issues when he agrees to Proposition Joe's offer without Avon's knowledge. Avon doubles down against the deal and sends for a heavy from New York called Brother to help them.
Random thoughts:
"I was outnumbered" - ah McNulty, our favorite man-whore, too bad we did not get to hear more of his 'fake' accent.
I knew this whole situation was going to blow up in Stringer's face. I liked Proposition Joe's response to finding out Brother was coming, "shit, that nigga got more bodies on him than a Chinese cemetery."
The Greek seems very confident. It seems deserved given his methods and connections, but maybe he is a little careless? It seems like he is jumping the gun getting the business back up (not sure what the rush is) and he just started what could be a war with the Columbians. Also his Ukrainian guy is pretty cocky, "Did he have a face or hands?....Then it was not us."
Bodie once again showing a lot of street smarts with his prints on the gun. Detective Cole just is not good police.
A small boy is caught in the crossfire of a fight between Bodie and some other gangsters over a street corner. This results in a large police presence moving into the neighborhood.
After accidentally letting his pet duck drink itself to death, Ziggy is working on a scam to steal some cars and sell them to the electronics store owner.
The detail realizes that the targets know they are being watched and change up their phones and start sending clean containers.
McNulty gets info from his FBI friend on the electronics store owner, but it leads him to another FBI agent who seems to be working with the Greeks.
The Greeks are getting shortchanged by the Columbians and in retaliation they tip off their FBI friend about a shipment of cocaine.
McNulty works to and finally infiltrates a brothel run by the Greeks.
Bodie is brought in for questioning about the shooting after failing to properly dispose of the guns. But the cops slip up when they bluff about having his prints.
Stringer is upset about the goof-up, but Bodie reassures him. Stringer has his own issues when he agrees to Proposition Joe's offer without Avon's knowledge. Avon doubles down against the deal and sends for a heavy from New York called Brother to help them.
Random thoughts:
"I was outnumbered" - ah McNulty, our favorite man-whore, too bad we did not get to hear more of his 'fake' accent.
I knew this whole situation was going to blow up in Stringer's face. I liked Proposition Joe's response to finding out Brother was coming, "shit, that nigga got more bodies on him than a Chinese cemetery."
The Greek seems very confident. It seems deserved given his methods and connections, but maybe he is a little careless? It seems like he is jumping the gun getting the business back up (not sure what the rush is) and he just started what could be a war with the Columbians. Also his Ukrainian guy is pretty cocky, "Did he have a face or hands?....Then it was not us."
Bodie once again showing a lot of street smarts with his prints on the gun. Detective Cole just is not good police.
