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"The Wire" That's Got His Own (TV Episode 2006) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Feb 24, 2023 · The Wire cast: Where are they now? The huge cast of the acclaimed HBO crime drama has done exciting things since the show ended in 2006. Find out the latest on Dominic West, Michael B....
- Dominic West: James McNulty. From watching Dominic West's portrayal of detective James 'Jimmy' McNulty, you might guess the actor was a Baltimore native.
- Lance Reddick: Cedric Daniels. Fans of The Wire — and his subsequent works — were shocked to learn of Reddick's death when TMZ broke the news on March 17.
- Michael B. Jordan: Wallace. These days you know him as 2020's PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive, but before he was making the ladies swoon, Michael B. Jordan was tugging at their heartstrings in his role as Wallace — a sweet neighborhood teenager with a big heart just trying to find his place in the drug-ridden Baltimore scene.
- Idris Elba: Stringer Bell. As with West, fans were staggered when they learned Idris Elba, who played criminal mastermind Stringer Bell on the series, was actually from the U.K.
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Title Reference
The title is a lyric from the Billie Holiday song "God Bless The Child".
Epigraph
Bubbles remarking on the apparent simplicity of murdering his tormentor.
Stanfield Organization
Michael Lee flees from Stanfield enforcers Chris Partlow and Snoop. He hides in an abandoned warehouse and surprises them. He shoots them both, but it is revealed that they're practicing with paint ball guns and they are impressed at his progress. Chris asks him to explain the rationale behind his targeting and Michael explains that at a distance you aim low because of the possibility of a vest and at close range you aim for the head.
School
Howard "Bunny" Colvin meets with his friend The Deacon to discuss the soon to be axed program he has been organizing. They first talk about the Deacon’s decision to give up Pork. Colvin explains that the school board is afraid to try anything with the current budget concerns. The deacon offers to put him in touch with State Delegate Watkins. The Deacon meets with Watkins as promised. Watkins recognizes Colvin’s name from the Hamsterdamdebacle and then the Deacon ushers him in. Pryzbylewski vi...
Major Crimes Unit
Lester Freamon continues to search the vicinity of the area where he found the body of Curtis “Lex” Anderson in a vacant house. He has identified the nail used to seal the house as being indicative of further houses where bodies will be found as HDC uses screws to seal the vacant houses. Sergeant Landsman arrives and orders Freamon to stop opening vacant houses because finding John Does at this stage in the year will destroy the homicide units clearance rate. Freamon is enraged and Bunkattemp...
First
1. Michael Steintorf: Chief of staff for Thomas Carcetti.
Deaths
1. Sherrod:Accidentally poisoned by a vial homemade by Bubbles, the vial was intended for Sherrod's customer who constantly harrasses and beats Bubbles.
The security guard who tells Carcetti and Wilson that the Governor is ready to see them is played by Robert Ehrlich, the real-life Governor of Maryland at the time the episode was filmed. The story...
Dec 3, 2006 · That's Got His Own: Directed by Joe Chappelle. With Dominic West, John Doman, Frankie Faison, Aidan Gillen. On the trail of missing bodies, Freamon turns to a higher authority after being rebuked by Landsman.
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- Crime, Drama, Thriller
- Joe Chappelle
- 2006-12-03
Jun 15, 2017 · As we celebrate the show (which is available to stream anytime on HBO Now) and recall all it did to advance television drama, it made sense to look at what the cast from The Wire has been up...
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"That's Got His Own" is the 12th episode of the fourth season of the HBO original series The Wire. Written by George Pelecanos from a story by Ed Burns & George Pelecanos, and directed by Joe Chappelle, it originally aired on December 3, 2006.
