Who was right?

>>82319804
>Stringer decides not to bring in the highly-qualified lawyer already on retainer into his dealings with Clay Davis because... reasons
Can anyone honestly say season 3 wasn't complete shit?

>>82319804
unequivocally Avon

Stringer thought he was smart enough to function at the next level of corruption and got absolutely taken for a ride by Clay Davis

Avon was right, they were never meant to do any more than run corners

>>82319857
aka stay in your lane, you do you

>>82319840
S3 and S5 are the reasons why anyone who says S2 is the worst are objectively retarded

>>82319894
5 wasn't terrible. The newspaper storyline had very simple characters but it was the end and it was nice to say goodbye to all the characters. Marlo may have been a weak, overpowered villain compared to Avon but the people around him were somewhat interesting. I also was quite disappointed by what they did with Michael.

But season 3 was much, much worse. It's like a bunch of executives told David Simon to make it more violent: Gunfights in every episode like it's NYPD Blue. I already mentioned the Stringer/Levy thing, but there's also Carcetti and Cutty who I just thought were shit characters (Cutty got a little better in season 4, marginally).

>>82319804
>>82319804
Neither they're both niggers

>I KILLED D'ANGELO CAUSE HE WAS GONNA GIVE ALL OF US UP NIGGA DON'T YOU GET IT
>proceeds to give up Avon three episodes later

>>82320251
>L-l-let me up
Shit was sad.

I liked season 2 the best. Fight me

Stringer wanted to make a respectable empire. Avon wanted >muh corners
Seems obvious.

>>82320271
Shit was intense though

Probably my second favorite episode ending next to
>"Your way. It won't work."
>Greek music intensifies