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Tag Archives: the wire
Things David Simon Doesn’t Like
By Rachel Monroe (Baltimore Fishbowl, 4/12/2012) Last week, David Simon gave an interview to Jeremy Egner of the New York Times in which he discussed bloggers, Wire fans, and the problems of advertising-based TV. When the interview was published, it … Continue reading
David Simon apologizes for ‘amused contempt’ of ‘Wire’ fans
By Jill Rosen (The Baltimore Sun, 4/6/2012) Fans of “The Wire” were taken aback to read that creator David Simon is sort of tired of their rah-rah, late-to-the-game enthusiasm. Simon on Thursday told the New York Times: I do have … Continue reading
Red Datsun “Charm City” Music Video
Red Datsun’s “Charm City” music video is an homage to Baltimore and “The Wire.” directed by Steven E. Mallorca.
Wind-up Toys Based on The Wire
Mister Frothee: “Finally completed! A set of five miniature wind-up characters from yet another cancelled HBO series, “The Wire”. They’re each about 2.5 inches tall, and have weird proportions due to the small motors they contain. ” View the set … Continue reading