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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Friday, November 20, 2009My Morning in ExileSo I get to take the kids for their H1N1 vaccinations today. That should be a barrel of laughs. On the bright side, they're spending the night at my folks' house, so I'll only have to hear their complaining about it until I drop them off around dinner time. After that, Mrs. Shyster and I grab some fabulous Columbus cuisine and sample the hot Columbus nightlife. Well, what else are we gonna do? We're all through with "The Wire" DVDs.As for "The Wire," the best thing I got out of it is the certainty that my recent decision to stop watching any non-ballgame-related television was a good one. Unless they bring back "Barney Miller" or something, there's no way any show can top it, so why waste my time? Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 11:10am Comments
Chris Purvis said...
So happy that you found The Wire. No other TV comes close. As for me, I’ll take season 4, then 3, then 2, then 1, then 5. Posted 11/23 at 07:11 PM
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The differences in my rankings of the seasons are so slight that they could almost be reversed and I wouldn’t have much trouble.
Season one was outstanding. They all were. Season two is obviously the odd one, but it had all kinds of things to recommend it. Five may have been over the top, but it almost became operatic because of that.