If you liked this post, do share your thoughts in the comments section. These people are fighting against the circumstances that pushed them into these situations, a pushback to regain a semblance of foothold, to do what they want to do. Nick ventures into the world of crime on his own. Hot Shots focusses on people ready to do anything to get what they want. It also means my prediction of him coming up against the likes of Burrell in the future could only come to fruition from inside the department, not from the bar. And that is good both for him and for us viewers. Daniels will try to refuse this offer, but he’ll surely stay on. That might happen again as Valchek got Burrell to depute him to this new task force. The same deputizing of useless men happened last season too, but Daniels got lucky. And now, having seen the useless turds Burrell’s handed him, he’s not shy about going to the latter and scare him about rattling his bid to get the big seat permanently. The previous week, Valchek was happy to join hands with acting commissioner Burrell. Some credit has to go to Prez too, you’d think. I like how Valchek is unwittingly helping us get a reunion of the old crew. That the Greek isn’t concerned about the loss of millions of dollars with the girls’ death talks a lot about his deep pockets, and also brings the question – Which public figures and departments does he have in those pockets? The real antagonist this season has to be the Greek crew. No wonder he’s looking for alternate sources of income. The thing is, Nick is in a desperate place, with barely 6 days of work in a month. Their going to business with the Greeks behind his back won’t please Frank, I think. Sobotka’s nephew, Nick, and his son Ziggy, steal a container with 400 Japanese digital cameras. 1 himself? He’s quite content to be the brains and enforcer behind the Barksdale operation, spiking Tilghman’s dope, although he sees nothing wrong in sleeping with Dee’s girl. But with Avon in the can for a fair few years, why won’t he try to become the no. I’m perplexed about Stringer Bell’s gameplan. While Jimmy’s sadness is genuine, I struggle to think how Elena could realistically take him back, knowing he’s still seeing Rhonda Pearlman. He wants to get back with her, but things don’t look rosy there. Someone else who does that is Elena, Jimmy’s estranged wife. But woodman Lester and cigarboi Bunk, along with Officer Russell, have already done that digging, turning the tables on him. McNulty is continuing his own investigation into the 14 murders, and takes his ideas to Bunk and co, thinking he’ll shock them. Only a matter of time before he and McNulty meet, you’d suppose. Mais Saddam Hussein continue de mener la vie dure aux commandos américains. He has resumed his stick-ups and has found a new lover and a couple of allies. Topper Harley sest refugié en Inde pour oublier Ramada. Speaking of returns, Omar Little is back in Baltimore.

That’s pushed Frank Sobotka to people like Senator Clay Davis, in an attempt to get funding for projects so that good times return to the docks. Work has dried up, and there’s no surety when or if the new canal would be built. Unions, the working class’ way of fighting with the capitalist class for its rights and demands, are having a tough time. Amy Ryan as Beatrice “Beadie” Russell in The Wire.

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