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I think you'll find I posted the link to that very scene earlier in this very thread ;-)

Can't remember that, will have to rewatch! Was interesting how all the "Main characters" who were killed on the street, thus breaking our hearts, were dropped from the paper because they didn't have the column inches for some street kid getting shot. I'm hoping others will join in... Jah has seen the whole thing!

Will you taste the soup! F*ck you, f*ck you, and f*ck you! *smiles sweetly* Who's next?

Like it James!

Wired - Often in the early hours!

It's all about the barber shop scenes, and the one when they're on the pull in the club with various potential "women" sitting at the table with them. I was Joan of arc in a former life! Damned shame what they did to that dawg!

And however much money he has, much like Avon before him, Marlo will always be street. "Just a gangsta I suppose". ;-)

Live & Let die is correct. It is also one of the best ever cover versions of a song (Guns N' Roses). I always thought George Lazenby was in bbetween Connery & Moore, but actually Connery came back and did Diamonds are forever after Lazenby's On HM's secret service.

Smiley menu seems to have been removed.

I've never been a massive Bond fan, enjoy them, but don't rush to see them. I thought that both Timothy Dalton (under rated) and Pierce Brosnon did their best film firt. Living Daylights was good, and I really liked Goldeneye, but after that I thought they just got a bit too silly. Favourites before that would include View to a kill, From Russia with love, and You only live twice.

It was great Jamie, but have to say, you could do with more bar staff on a busy night like that.

Yes

The white car that turned in to a sub = I wanted it!

Yeah, guess so. I think I was just hoping for some happy ending somewhere... I mean did they have to show us poor Duquan shooting up at the end?!?!?!? One of the most heart breaking bits of the whole thing for me. Help him Bubbles please!!! Spot on!

It's already discussed characters that die, and series 5, so I'd keep resisting if I were you. Be strong Moos, if you need a sponsor to help you stay off it, I'm here to talk. How are you getting on with it by the way? My series 5 if just going from one friend to another, then you are next on the list.

Sean, is that the "chronicles" scene set at his school in 1962? On the official site there is also a young Omar in 1982, and McNaulty & Bunk's first night shift as partners.

Okay, so lets talk series 5, what did you think? I enjoyed the street stuff as ever, but the newspaper bit bored me to be honest, and I found the whole McNaulty storyline just pushed the boundaries of believable a bit far. For the first time the series seemed a bit hollywood to me. After series 4, the story I wanted was the story of Randy, who we'd last seen fighting for survival in a childrens home. All we got was one scene where we saw that the home had made him hard and bitter. I thought he was a great character, and would have liked more background on his story. Still a very enjoyable series, and better than most things on telly, but I'd have to say it was my least favourite. Although I expected at least one of them to die, I was gutted my 2 favourites went so early too, kind of made the last few episodes seem somehow empty.

On recent form (Saturday aside), he should play some of those toddlers in the league. Normally wouldn't be bothered about Wednesday, but after last weekend, I would like to give Spurs a hiding!

I enjoy playing my air flying V, and regularly trash my air strats.

Another great scene, the one between Omar & Bunk. A man got to have a code!

Exactly bloody right!!! Although lets not forget he basically bottled it over Wallace, and Poot had to do the dirty in the end.

Stringer was great. However, I loved Prop Joe, and Omar. Prop Joe because he just had great lines, and delivered them like a cross between Don King and the oracle. Omar because he was just cool and hard as f**k, but he wore pyjamas, and loved his Cheerios for breakfast! Fave scene... Hmmm, the end for Stringer was really well done, and Brother M was another fave character. (Aint nothing more dangerous than a nigger with a library card" what a line! The scene where Stringer tells Avon what he did to D was another good one. There really are too many good characters, and too many great scenes to chose from!

Okay, for story line chit chat visit this thread. Use this thread for more general / "can I borrow series 5" type chat.

High C, you go girl, that is indeed quite bloody high. Don't know what it's done to deserve being hit though! Yeah, I'll get my coat.

I got absolutely slaughtered on Friday. Not quite sure what went wrong, I stuck to pints, avoided shots and shorts, but found myself really rather drunk... Must eat in future! :-S I'm not sure if I'll be able to make the 5th or not, but Adventure might be fun IF they can reserve an area... Or even Black Cherry, Angela is lovely, and may well save some space for a group.