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Season 5 Episode 10: - 30 -
(2008)
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Carcetti maps out a damage-control scenario; McNulty asks Landsman to pull police off the homeless case; Haynes' concerns about Templeton fall on deaf ears; Dukie seeks out an old mentor for a loan.
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Season 5 Episode 9: Late Editions
(2008)
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While Freamon's hard work pays off with a promising lead, McNulty is not in the mood to celebrate; Michael is suspicious about his latest assignment; Bubbles recounts a recent temptation.
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Season 5 Episode 8: Clarifications
(2008)
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Bunk returns a favor; Carcetti must make political deals; Haynes approaches Templeton about his sources.
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Season 5 Episode 7: Took
(2008)
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After an unexpected call, Templeton and the newspaper find themselves back in the spotlight; McNulty receives unwanted attention.
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Season 5 Episode 6: The Dickensian Aspect
(2008)
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Templeton makes headlines; Bunk follows up on old leads; McNulty takes an interest in the homeless.
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Season 5 Episode 5: React Quotes
(2008)
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Marlo forges an alliance with a drug connect; the newspaper gives McNulty increasing attention; Elena confronts him about his behavior.
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Season 5 Episode 4: Transitions
(2008)
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Campbell tries to facilitate the transitions in the police department; the newspaper scrambles to confirm surprising news from City Hall; Proposition Joe prepares to make himself scarce.
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Season 5 Episode 3: Not for Attribution
(2008)
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The press learns of Carcetti's plan for the police department; Marlo turns to Proposition Joe for help with a problem; McNulty shares some inside information with Gutierrez.
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Season 5 Episode 2: Unconfirmed Reports
(2008)
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Marlo takes care of some unfinished business and strikes a business deal with Barksdale; Mayor Carcetti's chief of staff searches for good news; frustrated McNulty decides to take matters into his own hands.
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Season 5 Episode 1: More With Less
(2008)
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Sgt. Carver faces discontent of unpaid officers; Mayor Carcetti struggles with keeping a campaign promise; Proposition Joe and others meet to discuss dividing drug frontiers across East Baltimore's county line.
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Season 4 Episode 13: Final Grades
(2006)
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Carcetti offers his response to the governor's school-budget offer, and Omar shares the spoils after his latest robbery before planning a new heist. Meanwhile, Bubbles is exasperated after his attempt at revenge backfires. Last in series
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Season 4 Episode 12: That's Got His Own
(2006)
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When school debts threaten to ruin Carcetti's plans to increase pay he is forced to consider grovelling to the governor, and Colvin also requires funds to keep his classes going. Meanwhile, Bubbles takes drastic action in an attempt to rid himself of his nemesis
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Season 4 Episode 11: A New Day
(2006)
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When Herc mistreats a minister Carcetti is left with his first real dilemma, and Randy encounters some problems with his school friends. Meanwhile, Colvin battles for the future of one of his class experiments
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Season 4 Episode 10: Misgivings
(2006)
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Walker apprehends Donut stealing cars and teaches him a lesson, while Little Kevin regrets his decision to have a talk with Marlo, who puts the word out that Randy is a police informant. Chris Partlow and Snoop target Bug's father. Starring Dominic West, Sonja Sohn and Lance Reddick
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Season 4 Episode 9: Know Your Place
(2006)
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Herc and Dozerman welcome Poot back from prison, while Colvin tempts his class members with the reward of dinner. Carcetti offers promotion to Daniels but experiences problems in his efforts to relieve Burrell of his duties. Bubbles identifies a witness for Herc, but finds that the detective is slow in returning the favour
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Season 4 Episode 8: Corner Boys
(2006)
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Next On: Wednesday 14th May 6:30pm PDT - Black Entertainment Television
Carcetti goes on ride-a-longs with the Homicide Department while Chris Partlow and Snoop look to send a message to the New York crew. McNulty attends an Irish cop's wake determined to drink but Bunk's lack of sobriety doesn't help matters. Dukie learns that having computer skills makes him popular. Dominic West stars
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Season 4 Episode 7: Unto Others
(2006)
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Omar calls on the police for a favour, while Royce and Carcetti resolve their differences. Prez makes headway with his students when he manages to con them into learning maths, and Namond discovers that certain school rules no longer apply
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Season 4 Episode 6: Margin of Error
(2006)
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With Election Day closing in Carcetti responds to a potentially devastating campaign smear and, although Omar is suspected of murder, McNulty and Bunk have their own suspicions. Colvin's newly formed special class has its first applicants
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Season 4 Episode 5: Alliances
(2006)
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Chris Partlow attempts to recruit Michael as a soldier in Marlo's unit and Commissioner Burrell loses Royce's support after details of the Braddock case are leaked to the Press. Crime series starring Sonja Sohn and Glynn Turman
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Season 4 Episode 4: Refugees
(2006)
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Herc and Dozerman join Marimow in the stripped-down Major Crimes Unit. Cutty struggles to mentor Michael, and Burrell sabotages the state-witness murder investigation before the election, which has direct repercussions for Greggs. Carcetti meets a constituency which he knows has no faith in him, while Proposition Joe faces Mario in a high-stakes heist
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Season 4 Episode 3: Home Rooms
(2006)
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Royce takes drastic action against his rival to reverse his ailing fortunes in the polls, while Rawls' replacement for Asher begins peddling a new agenda - much to Freamon and Greggs' dismay. Michael makes a strong impression on Bodie, McNulty and Bunk reminisce over dinner, and Colvin contemplates returning to the streets
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Season 4 Episode 2: Soft Eyes
(2006)
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Herc makes a shocking discovery about mayor Royce, and Carcetti drops a bombshell on his rival during a televised political debate. Pearlman and Freamon continue to row about the subpoenas as the election looms. Elsewhere, Bubbles decides it's time to hire an apprentice, and Cutty continues his two jobs
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Season 4 Episode 1: Boys of Summer
(2006)
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New series. The mayoral race heats up as Royce and his closest competitor Tommy Carcetti each launch their campaigns. Freamon, Greggs and Sydnor meet Pearlman to see if she is willing to issue subpoenas. Elsewhere, Prez begins preparing for his new career, and McNulty turns down a promotion. Starring Dominic West and Sonja Sohn
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Season 3 Episode 12: Mission Accomplished
(2004)
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Avon readies his troops for a war against Marlo; the detail works toward the top rungs of the Barksdale organization; McNulty reassesses his pursuit of Stringer Bell.
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Season 3 Episode 11: Middle Ground
(2004)
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Information about the Barksdale organisation starts to emerge, although the team struggle to find a concrete link to criminal activity, but McNulty locates an important clue in an unlikely place. Elsewhere, Cutty hits upon a means of funding his boxing gym, while Stringer and Avon reminisce about their careers
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Season 3 Episode 10: Reformation
(2004)
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A journalist starts snooping around the Free Zone, while the team find a way to tap the gang's phones. Stringer Bell is given an ultimatum when he falls out of favour with Avon, and Brother Mouzone returns to Baltimore on a mission of revenge. Starring Wood Harris
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Season 3 Episode 9: Slapstick
(2004)
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McNulty and Prez answer an officer's call for help, but rush to the wrong location, and aren't prepared for what awaits them. A murder threatens to compromise the secrecy of the Free Zone. Dominic West stars
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Season 3 Episode 8: Moral Midgetry
(2004)
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Prez earns the respect of his peers when he uncovers vital information from Bodie's mobile phone, which sends McNulty and Greggs on a road trip. Avon plans a sinister trap for his rival Marlo, and Stringer receives an object lesson in business practice. Hard-hitting police drama, starring Dominic West
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Season 3 Episode 7: Backburners
(2004)
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Herc spots Avon Barksdale on the loose, but fails to convince his colleagues that the villain has been released from prison. Stringer discovers that D'Angelo's mother is aware of McNulty's investigation into her son's murder, and is still seeking justice for the crime
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Season 3 Episode 6: Homecoming
(2004)
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McNulty and Greggs try to persuade a state attorney to change the official verdict on D'Angelo's death from suicide to homicide. Meanwhile Barksdale and Bell discuss the future of their partnership and Major Colvin sends troops in to move the dealers to the free zone
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Season 3 Episode 5: Straight and True
(2004)
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Colvin's frustration with his grass roots reform efforts prompts him to deliver a personal message to more powerful figures in the drugs networks. Avon Barksdale is released from prison and McNulty uncovers Stringer's plans
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Season 3 Episode 4: Amsterdam
(2004)
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Colvin designates a so-called 'Free Zone' in the city, which is met with suspicion from all sides. Carcetti reveals his plans to run for mayor, and Bubbles turns informer once again. Meanwhile, McNulty continues his covert investigations into Stringer Bell. Dominic West stars
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Season 3 Episode 3: Dead Soldiers
(2004)
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Colvin concocts a plan which he claims will significantly reduce crime, but refuses to tell his boss what it is. Daniels' unit is reassigned, and Omar raids a Barksdale stash
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Season 3 Episode 2: All Due Respect
(2004)
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Omar seeks revenge for the murder of his boyfriend by carrying out a series of strikes on Barksdales' drug stockpile, but soon encounters stiff opposition. McNulty reopens a closed case to search for information about East Baltimore's Proposition Joe
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Season 3 Episode 1: Time After Time
(2004)
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The Barksdale gang are forced to relocate as a series of renovations around the town sees their den razed to the ground. Mayor Clarence Royce orders Burrell to reduce Baltimore's ever-increasing crime statistics in time for his new election campaign, but they cannot prevent a sudden string of murders which brings a premature end to Bunk's day out at the ballpark
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Season 2 Episode 12: Port in a Storm
(2003)
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Russell and Moreland pay another visit to Philadelphia, hoping to uncover more evidence. Starring Dominic West, Sonja Sohn and Lance Reddick. Last in series
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Season 2 Episode 11: Bad Dreams
(2003)
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Nick hopes to repair relations and salvage the situation with the Greeks, while Sobotka finds himself in an awkward predicament. Drama, starring Dominic West
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Season 2 Episode 10: Storm Warnings
(2003)
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Bodie complains about Proposition Joe stepping on his toes, but all seems to be running smoothly until a New Yorker arrives in town, and Stringer Bell makes a futile attempt to resolve the situation. Valchek goes to the FBI in an effort to make progress with the Sobatka investigation. Ziggy's deal with Double-G turns sour, and Prez lands himself in an awkward predicament
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Season 2 Episode 9: Stray Rounds
(2003)
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Bodie attempts to improve drug sales, but as he sets up his stall a shoot-out sparks off nearby, resulting in the death of a school child. Starring Dominic West and Sonja Sohn
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Season 2 Episode 8: Duck and Cover
(2003)
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McNulty is back to his old self; Bunk tries to get Daniels and Rawls to look after McNulty; Sobotka meets with the Greek and Vondas; business dries up for Bodie and Poot.
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Season 2 Episode 7: Backwash
(2003)
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Sobotka gives his lobbyist grief over the status of port legislation; Greggs and Prez tap into a circuit of Russian prostitutes; Bell tries to hold it together in the wake of a recent tragedy.
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Season 2 Episode 6: All Prologue
(2003)
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McNulty decides to turn his attention away from the mystery of the dead woman found floating in the harbour so he can concentrate on trying to make amends with his wife. Drama, starring Dominic West, Sonja Sohn and Lance Reddick
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Season 2 Episode 5: Undertow
(2003)
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Ziggy forfeits his prized Camaro to drug dealers due to his outstanding debts and almost loses his life until Nick intercedes for him. Daniels reaches an understanding with Carver before placing him on detail, and Stringer gets some advice from his business professor on a supply problem. Drama, with James Ransome and Pablo Schreiber
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Season 2 Episode 4: Hard Cases
(2003)
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Sobotka finds his nephew falling foul of the law when he embarks on a mission to steal cameras from the docks, and demands that he return the cargo to its rightful place. Drama, starring Dominic West, Sonja Sohn and Lance Reddick
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Season 2 Episode 3: Hot Shots
(2003)
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Daniels is disgusted by his exile to the evidence control unit and lets it be known he's going to leave the department, while Barksadle orders Bell to set-up the correctional officer. Crime drama, starring Dominic West, Sonja Sohn and Lance Reddick
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Season 2 Episode 2: Collateral Damage
(2003)
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The officers fail to prevent Barksdale continuing his dealings from prison, as he gives orders to nephew D'Angelo to track down the guard who's harassing one of his hit men. McNulty gets caught up in a contraband case, following a surprise find on the waterfront, but it soon emerges he has an ulterior motive for being so interested in the case
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Season 2 Episode 1: Ebb Tide
(2003)
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Drama centring on Baltimore's inner-city drug scene, as witnessed through the eyes of the dealers and law enforcement officers. Detective Jimmy McNulty finds himself on familiar ground when he discovers a woman's body floating in the harbour. Starring Dominic West, Sonja Sohn and Lance Reddick
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