However, “The Wire” has ended over, but David Simon’s mind can never be deprived of the creative ideas. Nonetheless, he has attachment with his cast to the extent that he keeps them with him in his new projects as well. This is evident of his being a successful producer, a good human being and a loyal friend.

Confused? I am talking about David Simon’s new creation “Treme”. This time the storyline has landed New Orleans instead of Baltimore. According to David Simon’s statements, the story is about post Katrina history of the city. Rather it will be based upon the true events, which everybody is aware of.

Apart from the interesting story, David has some other bait as well to keep you bonded with the show. Wendell Pierce, the homicide detective Bunk Moreland and Clarke Peters, who portrayed Major Case Unit Detective Lester Freamon in “The Wire”, will be part of “Treme” as well. The role is convenient for Pierce as he is native of New Orleans and now has to play as a resident. He is playing Antoine Batiste, the struggling musician, trying to hook money to support his girl friend and their new born baby. While Peters will play a high profile character as Albert Lambreaux, the big chief of the White Feather Nation.

Another star studded in the “Treme’s” belt is Khandi Alexander from CSI-Miami. Alexander is gonna play Batiste’s ex-wife on the new show. Cool cast, cool producer, I don’t think anybody can stop this series from becoming HBO’s another hit.

Well, I hope this will be equally realistic as “The Wire” was. I am still a great admirer of that show and I still want more of this. That’s why I usually come here to have one more glimpse of my favorite detective drama.

Although there are many other similar dramas running on screen, but none has that much originality in the storyline. “The Wire” is like a story direct from David’s heart and I’ll keep watching it whether it’s on or off the screen.

Wire can safely be described as a modern classic in the history of television. It has run five successful seasons and though each season touches separate aspect of society yet it remains joined to the main premise. Wire was widely appreciated for its realistic depiction of crime, drugs and the struggle of police to keep these gangs off the streets in Baltimore. The series and the actors portraying various characters have been critically acclaimed and much loved by the people. Now its demons have come back to haunt the actor Felecia Peterson who played a killer in The Wire.

She was arrested in Baltimore on drug charges. How stranger can it get for her folks? Police wanted her in the murder trial of Steven Lashley. Police claims that Pearson is a witness of the brawl that ended in Steven Lashley stabbing three men, one of them later died. So when police went to her home to get her for not cooperating with them they discovered two cigars allegedly filled with marijuana. Lucky for her that she has just been charged with one count of drug possession. Things could have been worse.

Last June The Wire won four nominations including Program of the year, and the annual Heritage Award which is granted to a show who has positive impact on society. All five seasons of Wire dealt with different sociological themes yet they were woven together so deftly that they appeared to be part of a larger whole. The fifth and final season of The Wire ended this year.

I can’t believe, I just can’t believe this man! You know the show The Wire which had got cancelled after its third season but kept garnering good reviews and came back to screen once again for its fourth season. The Wire has won TCA Heritage Award. The critics have hailed it as the all time great classic and the greatest drama ever made on television.

Hats off to David Simon for creating such magnificently impressive drama series. The series is definitely close to the hearts of every common man of States. We all see such irregularities and injustices in our routine life on the part of government institutions as well as the private ones, but common man is unable to bring about a change. The similar thing is depicted in the show. I like such realistic shows but I was not expecting it to win any awards. It mostly deals with the underbelly of our society and not many are willing to accept the truth as it depicts it.

I don’t know about others but I am a huge fan of this show from the very beginning. I liked the theme of the show, portraying, urban life and its troubles, artistic ambitions and zeal to achieve something new. It is different as it deeply explores the sociological structures and norms of America. Actually this is based on the experiences and understanding of show creator David Simon, as he faced many similar dilemmas while he was working as a police reporter. His portrayal is authentic and his characters right out of the streets.

The show came to an end after fifth season, but I still think that it should have continued

Anyways, I am still enjoying this show as I watch its episodes from previous seasons. I am keenly interested in political and social dramas and it satisfies my hunger for a socially relevant series. But hey! Sixty episodes are not enough for me and I want more.

Does anybody remember ‘The Wire‘, the show which came to an end recently in the month of March? I think many of you remember the show as it ran for complete six years on HBO. The most crowded serial in American television and which never saw any commercial success and didn’t win any of the notorious awards.

The show has been announced the all time favorite of critics. I didn’t believe when I heard this from one of my colleagues. She told me that the drama won this title because of its realistic approach and closeness to the real life scenario instead of creating a fictitious story line. Whatever we have watched on the show happens to us in real life.

This is basically a crime drama, and proves the notion that everybody has a boss to obey to, doesn’t matter how powerful you are, you have to make compromise at some point, whether it’s a don, a drug trader, politician or a common man.

Coming back to the point I must inform you that the show has bagged three nominations in Television Critics Association Awards for 2008. It has been nominated as ‘Program of the year’, ‘Outstanding Achievement in Drama’. And the show creator, head writer and the executive producer of the show David Simon has been nominated for the category for ‘Individual achievement in drama’.

Off course he deserves this, in my opinion. He has the sound background in journalism and has written a book named ‘Homicide-a year on the streets killings’ and has taken most of his characters in the series from this book. Congratulation David! Keep the good work up. Give us more of such series.

The Wire is not one of the very popular TV shows in TV history. It comes under good rated and series finale of this good rated series was also good rated. Okay, don’t you think what do I mean by good-rated (it’s my way to evaluate any episode). Good rated means 8 out of 10. Well rated means 9 out of 10 and best rated means yeah 10 out 10 and sometimes 11 out of 10, but very rarely. Ha ha

Let’s back to our main point from where we started. On this episode, Carcetti reacts to a damaging report presented by Pearlman and Daniels. Their choices are either to clean up or hide the dirt. McNulty asks Landsman to pull police off the hopeless case as he wants to put the case to an end.

Haynes finds little support for his concerns about reporters work from the bosses. Dukie is looking for an old mentor to take a loan. A cat and mouse game is going on between Levy and Pearlman. So, this was the story on series finale. Now, tell me was not it a depressing end? No, it was not. In fact, series finale ended just as it was planned for and I am satisfied with the way series finished. My pick from this finale episode:-

Bunk: How are you not in jail!
McNulty: I don’t know. The lies so big people can’t live with it I guess.

The wire, really an extraordinary series and the characters, plots and themes and everything was so strong and hard hitting. It’s impossible not to be shaken out of the complacency of living in the best society after watching this show.

Following are some of my fave quotes from series- The Wire that I would like to share with you:

Bodie: Man, Boys Village ain’t shit! I’m just too bad for that off-brown, lil’ boy bullshit, man. It can’t hold me.

McNulty: On this case, we’re never where we need to be.

Jay: It’s all about self-preservation Jimmy. Somethin’ you never learned.

Beatrice: You with City Homicide? You must know Jimmy McNulty.
Bunk: Yeah, he’s dead to us.
Freamon: What did he call Cole?
Bunk: Collateral damage.
Freamon: I’m fellin’ pretty damn collateral myself, I gotta say.
Prison Warden: Hell, if you can’t win the war on drugs in a prison, where the hell you gonna win it?
Lester: So you’re thinkin’ drugs?
Herc: In this town, what else is there?

Nick: Seniority sucks.
La La: If you ain’t a senior.

Dennis ‘Cutty’ Wise: The game done changed…
Slim Charles: Game’s the same, just got more fierce.

Bubbles: Thin line between heaven and here.
Troy Wiggins: Shakima’s just pissed, ’cause I had her when she was still good.
Shakima Greggs: Yeah, well, you the ugly-ass motherfucker that turned me around.

Omar: I’ll do what I can to help y’all. But, the game’s out there, and it’s play or get played. That simple.

Bunk Moreland: Better to be lucky than to be good.

Omar: Man, money ain’t got no owners. Only spenders.

Prez: Trick them into thinking they aren’t learning, and they do.
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The Wire, a show set in Baltimore centers around the city’s drug scene

It chronicles the saga of multigenerational family business dealing with illegal drugs, and the efforts of the police force to demolish it. Detective James McNulty has been assigned to lead a joint homicide and narcotics team. The purpose of the team is to bring down drug bigwig Avon Barksdale along with his right hand man Stringer Bell, Wee-Bey, his own nephew D’Angelo Barksdale. Lt. Cedric Daniels, the supervisor, deals with his own problems including Corruption.

The show depicts the lives of every part of the drug “food chain”, from junkies to dealers and from cops to politicians.

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