I couldn't have said it any better, good sir. I agree 100% with your assessment.I rest my (flimsy) case!
Sure ya have, mate. He's that surly git down at the pub who always cheats at darts and makes claims like he invented cheese in a can.Never heard of him...
Oh... The Kerr Avon!Sure ya have, mate. He's that surly git down at the pub who always cheats at darts and makes claims like he invented cheese in a can.
I've heard of THE WIRE, but that's all.Was expecting this was about The Wire.
Avon Barksdale is a drug dealer, the main antagonist of season 1, and a recurring character in following seasons. The Wire is a police/crime drama set in West Baltimore, Maryland. The police investigate Barksdale and his criminal organization, eventually placing listening devices (slang: a "wire") in his building to gain evidence for his eventual trail.I've heard of THE WIRE, but that's all.
Is there someone in it called Avon?
Sounds interesting.Avon Barksdale is a drug dealer, the main antagonist of season 1, and a recurring character in following seasons. The Wire is a police/crime drama set in West Baltimore, Maryland. The police investigate Barksdale and his criminal organization, eventually placing listening devices (slang: a "wire") in his building to gain evidence for his eventual trail.
"All the pieces matter," is a phrase from S1 meaning that all the evidence the police collect is important to building a trial case but it also describes the show in that every character, every thing, is important to the story. If a cop pins a piece of paper to a bulletin board, that piece of paper has a story behind it and it means something. Even minor characters tend to have some story or dimension to their character and someone who is barely in one season may be significant in the next. Little kids grow up and become big kids. Small time dealers become big time dealers. The show rewards people who pay attention and notice the details.
Avon Barksdale is a drug dealer, the main antagonist of season 1, and a recurring character in following seasons.