[dlwhite]

Originally Posted by azn_dp_boy

I have to say that ending was not bad compared to the one from sopranos. I guess mike is the new omar.

It seemed like a lot of things came full circle.

Mike the new Omar.

Duquan the new Bubbles?

Marlo the new Barksdale (Half legit/half ganster).

[iatacs19]

HAHAHA

[pseto]

Originally Posted by iatacs19

HAHAHA

thats funny

[pseto]

Originally Posted by dlwhite

It seemed like a lot of things came full circle.

Mike the new Omar.

Duquan the new Bubbles?

Marlo the new Barksdale (Half legit/half ganster).

anyone know who the dude was that was giving Levy the courthose stuff? don't really remember him

I kind of figured that everything would come full-circle, especially when Mike dropped Dukey off on ep59 and saying he was too hot.

I really wanted Marlo to do some hard time and put him in Jessup where Avon is. I'm thinking that Chris may have something to say since he got life and Marlo got nothing. That's some real loyalty there.

[BMW2006]

Originally Posted by pseto

anyone know who the dude was that was giving Levy the courthose stuff? don't really remember him

I kind of figured that everything would come full-circle, especially when Mike dropped Dukey off on ep59 and saying he was too hot.

I really wanted Marlo to do some hard time and put him in Jessup where Avon is. I'm thinking that Chris may have something to say since he got life and Marlo got nothing. That's some real loyalty there.

While everything didn't end as I wanted. It tied up enough loose ends to my satisfaction. I did like the "full circle" theme it presented. as many of these stories are played out in different iterations in every major (and some not so major) cities with established civil rules Ad nauseam. The political, the irresponsible, the noble, the disillusioned, the corrupt, the corrupted, the noble, the dissenting, and the complacent, etc... anyone who thinks there were not the equivalent of these characters 1000 years ago is a bit naive.

Chris may of gotten life, but he alluded that basically everyone he cared about would be heavily compensated by Marlo. Plus if you think about it, he really won't be short of work as an assassin/hit man in a prison. He already has life. What else does he have to lose? Also he never really lived the "baller" life, he just seemed fiercely loyal to Marlowe, but never really seemed to do drugs, spend money, or really do anything other than carry out hits for Marlowe and offer insights on the problems they had.

-BMW2006