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Happy Birthday, James Earl Jones!

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The Wire is the greatest TV show of all time, and here are its ten best episodes.

Breaking Bad. The Wire. Which show is the greatest of all time? This article hopes to answer that question.

From New Orleans to London and everywhere in between.

Method Man has pretty much done it all. Here are just a few of his best contributions to music, movies, and television.

Say it with me now...

HBO Max is loaded with content... including these seven gritty dramas.

Way down in the hole... of behind-the-scenes facts.

What have the stars of the groundbreaking crime series been up to lately?

HBO just released the reigns on hundreds of hours worth of entertainment!

They make Funko Pops of everything. Except these TV shows apparently.

The early 2000s had a smorgasbord of excellent TV Shows, including HBO's critically acclaimed series The Wire. Here is ten other shows from the early 2000s to stream this week.

As if things weren't already constantly complicated for Cookie and Lucious, their lives are about to get that much more heightened.

The actor was best known for roles on House Of Cards and The Wire.

HBO just made their new series available to watch.

HBO’s The Wire was a hit that followed the stories of the criminal underworld of Baltimore. One of the most curious figures of the show was Melvin Williams, whose past as a drug kingpin yielded a surprising individual whose public redemption led to a role on the show.

Here in the world of television fandom, we rely on our main characters to keep us hooked on our favorites series year in and year out, and it’s inarguably a tough job. So cheers to these ten characters, chosen by fans as the greatest TV figures of all time.

Actor Michael K. Williams has been in the business for a long time, but he’s probably still best known for his breakthrough role on The Wire, playing Omar Little, a stick-up man from the streets who gains increasing prominence as the series goes on.

While movie and TV characters are normally the ones with catchphrases that audiences love repeating, sometimes the actors themselves manage to attach themselves to a particular word or phrase. In this case, it’s The Wire star Isiah Whitlock Jr, who has turned the word “shit” into a drawn-out television institution. Now he's teaching people how to say it.