Bubbles' One Year Sobriety Speech | The Wire | HBO

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On the 1 year anniversary of his sobriety, Bubbles shares more of his story with his group, coming to the conclusion that there is no shame in holding onto grief - as long as you make room for other things too.
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@HBO 2 года назад

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@MarcillaSmith Год назад

2:12 - the "thirteenth step"

@atavax6094 Год назад

“aint no shame in holding onto grief, as long as you make room for other things too” makes me cry every time.

@Volition1001 9 месяцев назад

I just finished the show for the first time over the weekend. That line had me tearing up honestly

@howardboyd6326 9 месяцев назад

that line may have saved my life. continues to this day. only way I found life worth living.

@reginaldd.paperstacks194 8 месяцев назад

Same man hits hard the way he says it as well

@Trowa90 7 месяцев назад

@@howardboyd6326 Amen Brother 😢 I feel so close to this clip Not ashamed to cry to this. Feeling my own grief while hearing Bubbles speak.

@Junior-fd8ux 5 месяцев назад

That’s deep

@AA-qb7ni 2 года назад

I'm just glad Bubbles got a happy ending. Watching him recover was so heartwarming to see.

@FEWGEE1 2 года назад

Yeah. Especially considering how rare happy endings were in this show...

@alisong826 2 года назад

Plus he is one of the few character who gets better/grows because he wants to rather someone forcing him to 💓

@Logan7281X Год назад

I wish Duquan had gotten at least a good ending. His ending shook me.

@theyrecousins Год назад

Whenever I watch that scene and he walks to the top of the stairs, the water works kick in

@maxsch8454 Год назад

Bubbles? You mean Reginald

@dmwalter9004 10 месяцев назад

to me, Bubbles is the most important character in the Wire. for a show whose main message is essentially that the system is horribly messed up and nearly impossible to change, Bubs serves as a beacon of light saying that individual change *is* possible and worth striving for.

@Throwin_pesos 4 месяца назад

And Naymond, to a lesser extent imo

@billybatts8283 3 месяца назад

Clay Davies. People like him leave the house and by the time they reach the end of the street their pockets are empty from all the charity.

@johngilmore697 3 месяца назад

The only sad thing about Bubbles cleaning himself up is never seeing "Reginald" introduce himself to McNulty and Kima.

@johngilmore697 3 месяца назад

@@meet_codes7467 So, here we are in a region of Australia where, out of the world's ten most deadly snakes, nine of 'em inhabit this region...

@meet_codes7467 3 месяца назад

@@johngilmore697 Lol I was quoting Clay Davies adding on to @billybatts8283 's comment. But yeah, sort of goes with bubbles too.

@criticalbill7715 Год назад

Bubbles was the eye of the storm in the series. He was the perfect metaphor for redemption through perseverance. You never forgot him, always wanting him to succeed and get clean. Wonderfully written and acted character that makes The Wire one of the best series ever created.

@jacobp8294 Месяц назад

This show had encapsulated more than character arcs on an individual scale, but how these characters are developed on a systemic scale. Duquans development into a younger addict version of bubbles, the display of how different people manage their addictions, and how some like bubbles find redemption and escape the cycle to find a better life. The cycles and characters developed displayed such a wide understanding of how these traits come to be, it is amazing they managed to do so.

@DodderingOldMan 2 дня назад

Yes! I've called him the heart of the show, so yeah, I definitely agree. It's an ensemble show, but if it has a central character, it's Bubbs.

@fleshcookie Год назад

Andre Royo should have won an Emmy for his performance in The Wire.

@scriptguru4669 Год назад

He won a "street Oscar", during filming a real life dealer saw him, convinced he was a user, gave him free testers.

@honeymarku5 Год назад

@@scriptguru4669 he needed that PANDEMIC!

@XxTheGoOfYxX Год назад

@@honeymarku5 WMD!

@judyhopps9380 Год назад

@@XxTheGoOfYxX Reginald got the 'Connect'

@judyhopps9380 11 месяцев назад

@@engineeertf2 "What about Eggy Mule?"

@cissy2194 2 года назад

This never fails to tear me up. No matter how many times I watch it. One of the best developed characters EVER!

@robertslugg8361 Год назад

I think being invited upstairs was more powerful.

@Tobias-Fünke Год назад

@@robertslugg8361 same

@Eli-hd1yo Год назад

@@robertslugg8361 yesssss 🥺🥺 I cried so much!

@VtRD Год назад

Andre Royo says in the 20th anniversary podcast he was a stage actor in NYC before this and Bubbles wasn't his cup of tea. His agent told him he needed TV exposure, so he needed to audition. He got several call backs. Deservedly.

@jbliggidy123 Год назад

I honestly don’t know how this show managed to develop sooooo many characters in only the few seasons it was on, greatest show ever

@footballsimonjes 10 месяцев назад

The woman saying "it's alright" just when he needed it. Everything about this scene really is worthy of any awards that didn't happen.

@ryanbesco8067 Месяц назад

Awards mean nothing, this show proves it. Put the respect where it’s deserved. The show deserves it, not the award.

@abn_tx Год назад

“Obliged” 😅 Always loved when he said that

@jimrockfish1875 2 месяца назад

Classy response in the circumstances

@SARGEHALO666v2 2 года назад

This scene is powerful. Don’t let the grief and the mistakes you’ve done prevent you from trying one more time to be better than yesterday. Good stuff HBO. Please continue to make series like this one. We always need them.

@brandonethereal1084 Год назад

🙏🏾🙏🏾

@patrickechatah7860 Год назад

I don’t know if I can break free from this

@hbrotha1866 Год назад

@@patrickechatah7860 I know exactly what you mean. I’ve been stuck in a spiral for a while now. Absolutely disgusted with my behaviour.

@cristiant6566 Год назад

@@hbrotha1866 we all free fall at times. when that moment comes, an oppertunity for change, leap into it head first and dont look back. good luck and god bless

@yoshui_9177 Месяц назад

@@hbrotha1866I’ve been there. Just the other day o was walking home but I felt myself free for the first time in a while. My situation in life is actually worse than it has been for a while, routinely ill, low on cash and opportunity, still dealing with the issues but I was happy. I could think, and plan around the things I want to deal with. There’s only so long you can berate yourself over the same issues. At one point we need to face the conclusion we came to a long time back. Don’t know either of you but I felt compelled to respond, I hope things are better than when you posted and if not, I hope that change is around the corner. You don’t deserve it, only good people suffer this way.

@AGRACUTA Год назад

"Ain't no shame in holding on to grief, as long as you make room for other things, too." I try and remember this through my grief.

@yamabushi170 2 месяца назад

8 years later I still feel the pain of grief. But the line is so true, over time I learned to make space for other things that make life worth living

@Deephouse_Gent66 4 месяца назад

"I left a trail of fire behind me." That line spoke mega volumes. Great scene from an excellent series.

@ericpeffley3810 Год назад

I have to put my dog down today. Named Bubbles after the character with the most redemptive arc on The Wire. He actually got to meet the actor a few years ago at Christmas time outside a Med Men in Weho. I don’t know why but I thought it would be comforting to watch this.

@cward1701 Год назад

I wanted to let you know that you're not screaming into the void. 13 days and no replies made my heart hurt. I have watched 4 of my beloved dogs be put to sleep. It's the worst feeling in the world because it was my decision. But take solace today that it was the right decision. They trust us to do the right thing and we must honor that trust to the very end. The hurts fades with time, but the happy memories last forever. God bless you in your time of grief.

@zackspiker_ Год назад

Sorry about your dog man, fantastic he got to meet Andre. Be well.

@baverfjant Год назад

I might be remembering things all wrong but. This feels like one of very few scenes, maybe a handful if even that, where the sun is shining and it looks like a genuinely nice day. Fits perfectly with the new, clean Bubbles that's coming onto the scene.

@stephengrigg5988 8 месяцев назад

I don't think you're off with the symbolism. In the first season when he's trying to get clean, he's fiending on a bench watches kids play(blowing bubbles) and looks up at the sky and watches the birds. There's another, albeit, more depressing one too. After Stringer finds out he got played by Clay Davis he sits on a bench and thinks. The framing of the shot shows the capitol building, bright and in the sun, with Stringer sitting in a tunnel in the dark. He's realizing that Avon was right, and that he's never going to reach his dream of being a legitimate businessman, his place is the shadows of the underworld, and he has no way out.

@milkywayrocks 2 года назад

I remember the first time seeing the scene. About five different emotions were going on: surprised (that Bubbles got clean), happy (that he stayed that way), touched (because of his story), sad (that the series was coming to an end), and content (that Bubbles has a good ending). Masterpiece of a show.

@ayushsharma9036 2 года назад

Hands down the best show to ever have been made. Thank you for sharing.

@zinill6249 2 года назад

Tell that to Mr. Chase.

@iicjguitar0416 2 года назад

@@zinill6249 Mr. Chase wouldn't care. As long as he got his money, he could really care less what show is better than another.

@themysteryguy85 Год назад

@@iicjguitar0416 I can’t tell if this is meant to be an insult or not

@iicjguitar0416 Год назад

@@themysteryguy85 I actually can't remember myself, lol!

@shriharihudli 4 месяца назад

@@zinill6249Sopranos is amazing, yes. But the Wire is simply a cut above it, and miles above everything else.

@Jay-qm8cx Год назад

It’s makes me happy that someone in The Wire carried the memory of Sherrod in their heart, a person who didn’t have a family.

@kaiz3nberg Год назад

This is hands down the greatest show in the history of mankind. It will never be topped. Thank you for this David and all the actors who brought his vision to life.

@petegonad Год назад

Nah, Sopranos

@johnbrown8570 10 месяцев назад

@@petegonadnah sopranos is good but it doesn’t hold a candle to the wire. IMO it’s The Wire then Breaking Bad then The Sopranos.

@calvin6314 9 месяцев назад

I love breaking bad and the wire

@basementvybz309 Год назад

The Wire is the perfect example of why award shows mean nothing

@Eli-hd1yo Год назад

Wait this show didn’t win any awards? 😨😨😨

@NewWesternFront Год назад

@@Eli-hd1yo yes i give it the good show award

@jasminehill6312 Год назад

Nope!

@martindg93 Год назад

Then why you are bringing it up then?

@adrianmolina821 Год назад

@@Eli-hd1yodidn’t win an Emmy.., it won some awards for screenwriting but from lesser known award entities…

@artofsoul Год назад

The perfect reason why everyone should support writers. The shows writers understood the assignment and delivered. If I didn't know better I swear the writers were drug dealers/addicts, ex-cons or thugs, that is how convincing their writing was. A masterpiece.

@Gannoh Год назад

The showrunners were very in-tune with life in Baltimore, with one being a reporter and the other being a cop

@artofsoul Год назад

@@Gannoh - Thank you for that insight, that explains a lot about the show.

@LAvision 11 месяцев назад

@@Gannoh true, I believe the guy that omar portrayed was an actor in the show. He was that pastor that Bunny debated with.

@stephengrigg5988 8 месяцев назад

@@LAvisionI don't think it was Omar, I'm pretty sure Avon was based on him. From my memory he served somewhere around 30 years and then dedicated his life to getting other people off the corners. The actress that played snoop was essentially just playing herself too, she was looking at 20 years for drug running at one point and is from Baltimore. I know Keema's actor was having panic attacks in the first season from being back in the projects, since they shot on location(I think that's why she comes off so stiff in her first scene). Almost all of the smaller roles were stunt casting, where they just used people from the area(I'd bet my life Waylon is an actual NA member and speaker). That's why the show seems so authentic, because it is.

@brmbkl 2 месяца назад

@@LAvision the character Omar was based off the guy who helped him in prison. The pastor was indeed the guy they base Avon on.

@fuzzbrain913 11 месяцев назад

It's pretty hard to write a character that can simultaneously be so funny and yet so heartbreaking. And andre royo is a beast of an actor

@FEWGEE1 2 года назад

I'm proud of you, Bubs. 🤜🤛

@douglasjay9561 4 месяца назад

Having bubbles not only survive but recover is one of the best thing the writers could have ever done.

@mr.thunder1219 2 месяца назад

When it shows Bubbles sister finally letting him come up for dinner at the end, It always gets me. Progress is possible.

@jeremiahgamingmaster7273 10 месяцев назад

Finally got into The Wire and just saw this part and immediately had to come say something about Bubs man… the development of his is one of the best I’ve seen on television..

@tonyrogers865 Год назад

Hands down one of the best shows ever. Bub's character was one of my favorites. Im glad he made it.

@njsteere 3 месяца назад

In a show full of INCREDIBLE acting, Andre Royo stood tall. Bubbles was amazing.

@jsbmx2039 3 месяца назад

One of the best story arch’s in tv history. Such a cool ending for him

@irwin7 4 месяца назад

In grad school we had to watch season 2 b/c the Wire's depiction of Baltimore PD's org structure was so accurate, it was worth studying. For a final project, a classmate of mine was able to get in touch with the actor who played bubbles on facebook, and the dude was gracious enough to answer all his questions. It blew all of us away. This was about a decade ago, so I don't remember it in detail, but the actor's responses to questions so thoughtful and poignant. Listening to him talk in this scene reminded me of sitting in class that day. Awesome scene, awesome show.

@imajeepster 3 месяца назад

Poor sweet Bubsy. One of the best characters in this brilliant show.

@colleen31 2 года назад

If you've never watched this show you're missing out on one of the best of all time!!!!

@BaileysMariner 2 года назад

2:12 is a very important moment, beyond the fun of her flirting with him. She says "I would have got up with you *Reginald*, you can believe that." I see it as important because using his first name implies she (and the rest of the group) don't see him as Bubbles any more.

@vanhoot2234 Год назад

good points

@Onigirli 6 месяцев назад

But did she ever even refer to him as Bubbles before?

@tennesseewilliams101 2 месяца назад

@@Onigirlino one knew his actual name before. If his sponsor didn’t even know Bubbles’ real name you can bet no one else there knew.

@michaelbenn4912 Год назад

Ain't nothing wrong with holding on to grief as long as you make room for other things🔥🔥🔥

@holic_shot Год назад

In a great show full of great actors, Andre Royo is one of the best, if not the best. This little bit here is delivered so convincingly, with highs and lows so natural and coherent, I felt like I was there in one of those chairs. I was imagining the scenes he described that we never saw in addition to his memories of Sherrod that we did witness. I feel that hurt. And thank you to whoever wrote his lines in this scene; the hurt, the grief, the room for other things too.

@noneed4me2n7 2 года назад

Miss watching this show when it aired the first time with the wife early in our marriage. Couldn’t believe what we were watching at times it was so grabbing. Stuff like this doesn’t come along often.

@artflowerslofi2676 Год назад

Of all the lost and wasted lives I have seen from the show, bub's story serves as a compensation.

@PitchfordStache Год назад

One of the most rewarding scenes in TV history.

@SirDistic 2 года назад

What's great about the Wire is that it's real. Some people get happy endings. It takes work. But some don't. Bodie died. Dukie is an addict. Mike is a criminal with a ticking clock, Stringer dead, D dead, and things like that. Marlo has his money but no legacy. Randy is alive but his name is tainted. So on and so forth. It's not all happy endings. But it's real.

@Eli-hd1yo Год назад

This is exactly why I love this show. It’s real and raw. The truth ain’t always gonna be beautiful.

@judyhopps9380 Год назад

Brother Mouzone got a library card

@89five3five Год назад

Only Baltimore remains.

@TheRealAhoy Год назад

@@Eli-hd1yo Thank you, you didn't even know you were helping me but the way you said that. "The truth isn't always beautiful" is the kind of thing I needed to hear.

@Eli-hd1yo Год назад

@@TheRealAhoy glad to know I helped in some way 😊

@Nyfancam01 5 месяцев назад

Legendary!!!! Favorite character in the show along with Omar. Much love to everyone involved with bringing us this MASTERPIECE of a show!

@pawelhey265 Год назад

The dialogue in this show, and this scene in particular, flows so naturally and is really unforgettable

@sebastianoflament9012 Год назад

One of my favorite. They really create an amazing character. Great actor, he shared so many emotions.

@biggsw7783 2 года назад

Best arch of the show

@Cbart23 2 года назад

Can’t believe Bubbles divorced the needle.

@devil_pls 2 года назад

One of the best Scenes of the Show. Absolutely amazing. Maybe the most emotional moment of the Show aswell.

@felipe3354 3 месяца назад

Very underrated acting skills. As good or better than any Oscar winner.

@PitchfordStache 8 месяцев назад

Ain't no shame in holding onto grief--as long as you make room for other things, too. Such a great line for everyone dealing with the trauma of this world.

@benjamintaylor3934 Год назад

"Ain't no shame in holding on to grief, as long as you make space for other stuff too" Amen! Wish I'd heard this 18 years ago ❤

@fleabaguette9699 Год назад

I love the line about grief in this. I feel like grief is always made out to be something you conquer, that you fight with, with the hope that one day you'll overcome it. And I think that's fine for some people, but for a lot of people, it's not easy to look at it that way. It's okay to grieve, and maybe you'll never fully beat it, and that's okay too. Grief is love with a different name, and holding onto that love isn't a bad thing, so long as you don't let it consume you.

@commy741 2 года назад

So happy to see thirsty here...since Empire!! I so missed him.

@kylekillgannon Год назад

This is the resolution of one of the most heartbreaking and triumphant character arcs not just in this show but on TV. Seeing Bubs go up the steps was like seeing my own salvation.

@myst8217 11 месяцев назад

They lowkey best character of the show if you really paid attention & followed from the beginning.

@Eli-hd1yo Год назад

Today I upset a friend and I’m very embarrassed and upset at my actions. They weren’t done out of malice or bc I don’t love my friend. It’s just a miss understanding. The reason why I’m here is bc I love when bubs says “I left a trail of fire behind me. Time gonna make it up right with them, I guess.” It’s so true. I can only pray that with time things get better and that we both heal and become friends again 😓

@ryangibson5462 6 месяцев назад

Its amazing that the place full of people many consider to be the lowest in life, is filled with the most love and pride I've ever seen in a building. Life is beautiful sometimes.

@vaid. 3 месяца назад

This is a character I never thought I needed the most in the entire story. I love him. I love the actor who played it. I wish I could really meet Bubbles in real life. He is a shining light and motivation to many.

@yamabushi170 2 месяца назад

My heart breaks ever time I hear that line about grief. It never goes away.

@theplebe6342 11 месяцев назад

Biggest heart in the entire show. No one deserved a happier ending.

@keeki2206 4 месяца назад

always makes me cry

@OCBIOM 6 месяцев назад

Probably the greatest character arc/redemption story in television history

@anatoldenevers237 4 месяца назад

So many great arcs in this show, Prez is another one that’s just amazing

@Llllltryytcc 3 месяца назад

@@anatoldenevers237 prezbo went and cleant his whole ack up!

@frozenray0079 Год назад

Recovery is the hardest thing anyone can ever do. I've never been so proud of a character on this show as Bubs

@JohnBasedowYoda Месяц назад

There is so much depth and texture in the wire. Even people in the crowd in scenes like these exude a story. Also, Steve Earle ✊

@thedolt9215 Год назад

This man is an excellent actor… One of the best characters on TV!

@shawnnesbitt9952 Месяц назад

can't watch this scene without shedding a tear.. Bubs arc was the most amazing of any character in any series or movie

@losouknoso22 Год назад

Amazing scene 😢

@ChairmanDoe Месяц назад

This so good ❤❤❤

@marquesjohnson6359 6 месяцев назад

The wire is still one of my favorite shows ,i liked bubs and was glad he got clean in the end

@bulletsalad6914 Год назад

Honestly one of the best scenes of the entire series.

@adohmnail6445 Месяц назад

What an incredible character to play and it was done so well. Incredible acting, character development.

@archipiphanyworkshop860 Год назад

“Ain’t no shame in holding on to grief, just as long as you make room for other things too.”

@Furthermore69 Месяц назад

Beautiful

@lifeiswonderful22 Год назад

Some people say Dookie became the new Bubbles, but maybe he became the new Sharrod...

@franklynmaldonadogor2 Год назад

This show is amazing!

@TheJace456 Год назад

the wire .. man.. the greatest story ever told

@latinboy906 Год назад

Wonderful performance.

@PoderHumano_ Год назад

Simplemente MAGNIFICO.

@emersonbolen784 Год назад

This scene was awesome!!

@Masterho310 2 месяца назад

"Ain't no shame in holdin onto grief, as long as you make room for other things too" -Bubbles one of the most powerful quotes in the entire series. By this point we've seen everything bubbles has gone through. He's one of the few characters who was able to survive and come out the other side as a better man. I think about the wire a lot. I think about bubbles a lot. I watched this series before I got sober and after I got sober. This scene still makes me emotional over a decade later.

@b9x0 2 месяца назад

One of my favourite character from the wire ❤

@WP3636 3 месяца назад

One of the most powerful scenes in cinematic, history. This scene has and will continue to save millions by remembering/sharing "ain't nothing wrong with holding onto grief - as long as you make room for other things, too."

@davidbot5498 26 дней назад

The greatest show of all time. No comparison.

@zoo05zoo Год назад

What made The Wire so great is that they gave such depth to even secondary characters. Bubbles is obviously didn't get the screen time of McNulty, Avon, Marlo, Bunk, Stringer or even DeAngelo, Chris or Prop Joe. However, he was one of the elements of the drug scene and Sherrod's death spoke so much to the tragedy of his life.

@stephengrigg5988 8 месяцев назад

He got as much, if not more screentime than most of the people you mentioned. I agree with what you're saying about minor characters still being great, but Bubs is a main character. He has his own plotline every season. McNulty is the main character on the side of the law, Avon String and Marlo from the criminal side, and Bubs represented the people caught in the middle

@IngeniousLegoInc 5 месяцев назад

This was one of only two or three scenes in the show that had me tearing up.

@dymesgalore 13 дней назад

3:30 that breath... is both holding on, and letting go. That breath... is life!

@jmwild1 Месяц назад

Lord there was so much that led up to this scene, five seasons of it. Andre Royo was perfect.

@redsoxfan997 4 месяца назад

Watching this because I dont know if I’ll ever be sober while alive but this inspires me to

@TheWealthForge 11 месяцев назад

"Much obliged"

@achillessteals4535 2 года назад

Bubble's redemption arc and the super tense newsroom scenes, Marlo's downfall and McNulty's alcohol fueled master plan, Omar's end and Snoop's goodbye etc etc. Season 5 was just as good as any other, I don't get why people rag on it

@adeosinowo3197 2 года назад

They rag on it simply because haters gotta hate! I watched 2 epsodes A night & only when i finished it did i realise how much i needed a show like this. All the way from England, some things are universal & this show is forever timeless for me.

@robertslugg8361 Год назад

It is just natural to hate anything with the Balmer Sun in it. ;-) So in a few weeks I will be attending a Wake that will be styled after McNutty's. Now, where to find a floral arrangement like the one that Bodie bought. ;-)

@Dragon-Slay3r Год назад

@@robertslugg8361 which slug is this now the frog slug slide

@PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures Год назад

@@adeosinowo3197I live in Wales, but while I was watching The Wire, for however many hours every week, I was living, laughing and hurting in Baltimore.

@liamrogers8421 Год назад

@@adeosinowo3197 It's not as simple as that. There are legitimate criticisms about Season 5. Less episodes, more one dimensional characters (like Scott), the silly aspect of the serial killer storyline. Don't get me wrong, it's still like a 1000 times better than most final seasons. But still.

@ryanbesco8067 Месяц назад

The wire is truly the best hidden gem in television.

@bantehayes9973 9 дней назад

Sherrods death was so sad, I cry just thinking about it. Bubbles is the man for turning his life around. 1 day at a time. It's like he said. After a while it gets easier, but urges don't completely go away. It's a small fight everyday.

@kidnamedre Год назад

Best show I ever saw hands down

@emersonbolen784 Год назад

Andre Royo was awesome in that role!!!

@coreyr336 7 месяцев назад

My fav moment of the series

@paul-dq6lk 8 месяцев назад

This is the man I aspire to be

@scarytrafficcone12 Месяц назад

walon was such a real one man

@herbertwatson5101 Год назад

Great actor

@gcoleman18 3 месяца назад

Chills 😢😊

@danshowlund 4 месяца назад

What a show this was.

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 11 месяцев назад

If The Wire got proper awards treatment Andre Royo would have won a couple Emmys for this show.

@user-gz2sd7ds1x 8 месяцев назад

The best character in the show. 🙌

@Onigirli 6 месяцев назад

I love how Waylon found out about his name and his reaction to it

@SergioMendoza760 11 дней назад

What a genuinely heartwarming moment in an otherwise absolutely grim series about how utterly unforgiving the system is towards people in places such as Baltimore where drug dealers and crime run rampant