The Wire - Spider-Man Shit
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- Marlo's crew searches in vain for Omar Little, who seems to have vanished after leaping off the condo balcony. (Season 5, Episode 6 "The Dickensian Aspect")
Featuring: Jamie Hector, Felicia "Snoop" Pearson, Gbenga Akinnagbe and Kwame Patterson
Whoever came up with the "that's some Spiderman shit there" line should've gotten a raise 😂 the way Jamie acted when he said that, like he's a philosopher hahaha
That look he gave Chris 😂
That's what I think is so good about The Wire. Realistic-sounding dialog. Anyone in a situation like that would have said that or something similar 😅
@@Khaleeeqlike a father to his son. So disappointed 😅😅
"Now he gon' be at us".. I love how Omar became an almost mythical character on the streets. Like they felt genuinely threatened and worried about one man. Such a great character
It's also great the way by this point we're all rooting for him. When he was introduced he seemed like bad news on an epic scale. By this time, we all love him and wish him well.
they ruined the character making him a batty boy though.
@@sasorimyman669 The funniest part of your comment is that you completely proved the entire point of why they made him gay in the first place.
Fuck kenard
Omar was in his 30s.. he said earlier that he’d been ripping and running since he was a teenage. So that’s nearly 2 decades of reputation and experience he’s built up.
"The woman.. is she alright?"
"Yeah, yeah she good." 😂
Lmaooo
That cracks me up every time.
He had a good facade going there for a minute but couldn’t commit
You forgot the "Huh?", he forgot literally instantly 😆
@@JB-xl2jc He was looking at the lady like what you talking 'bout Willis 😂
I died laughing when Snoop said "He fell out the damn window." Her facial expression.....greatness right there.
"Dame! You din even wait ta git the mafucka inna house!" Another awesome line
***** "Yew owe me aye hunned dollas, bi'h!"
“Whaaa heee dooo tah youuuu?”
No. You didn't die.
I seen snoop a month ago...cool af
Lmao when Monk drops the proper accent and just says "she good"
Zmister517 I was looking for the comment referring to that too ctfu
Officer Smith*
A detective with two earrings in his ear. 😆
Officer Monk!
That's not an accent. It's called "speaking English." Try it at your next job interview and you might actually land that sweet job at McDonald's.
The manner in which Chris aggressively raids the apartment with a shotgun in the hopes of running into Omar that's some Navy Seal shit right there.
Called the 'Slicing the Pie' tactic
+Corey Pack lol
Omar was no "simple hood nigga"
A force of nature.
the king you best not miss.
Chris cleared that shit like he was on his 3rd tour in Iraq!
most muricans in iraq just shot brown kids and came home and whined about it
D D do you have actual proof that this is true or is it just something you mindlessly say because you want that to be true to justify your hate of Americans?
Tora Chan that sounds about right
@@dd.4910 Damn I guess me and my peers missed out, we didnt get to shoot any brown kids. All we got to do was train local law enforcement and teach them how to dig wells.
@@dd.4910 Most Iraqis went into Iran or Kuwait and shot other brown people, went home and complained about it.
1:15 the fact that monk pretending to be all professional and tactful in a suit and going back to his gangsta self right there was too funny 😂
Poor Chris. He can't slam the rear hatch in anger because of the pneumatic support.
That's how you Fuck up your fancy car's boot!
Those pistons fresh
Y'all funny as shit!😂
😶😄
😂😂😂
Bruh monk in a suit with 2 ear rings and forgetting the lie he told few seconds after is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Monk was a clown.
@@NormAppleton 🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget that he had a badge around his neck. 🤣
@@ericpalmer8250 True detective work 🤣🤣
“The apartments right behind you, heard anything unusual last night? Like the battle of Iwo Jima?”
*30 - 40 or so gunshots*
“Nah nothing, sorry”
Lmfao
I love the look on Marlo's face when he looked up at that high window, looked at the ground under the window and then looked at Chris like WTF??? That expression was priceless!!!
im surprised no one mentioned this so i will mention it. the real omar little jumped from 2 stories higher than what the wire shows us. how sick is that? true spiderman shit right there son.
He must have scrubbed off some speed by hitting trees or something; there was a guy in ww2 who bailed out of a plane, chute failed, but he just happened to hit some shrubs or trees right & lived, from ,like, thousands of feet up.no lie.
Yeah they thought it would seem too unrealistic for the show so they had him jump from a few floors lower than how it happened in real life, thats a trip.
The real Omar Little?
@@slowemm He's based on several real life people who robbed drug dealers
@@kinetic.vibe. But there was no actual person named Omar Little who did all this shit, right?
Marlo's look at 2:22 is hilarious. He literally doesn't believe Chris' story.
Don't seem possible
Dats sum Spider-Man 💩.
When you make MARLO STANFIELD double-take in shock, you know you're hardcore.
I love how he looks up at where Chris is pointing... looks at the flower beds... then looks at Chris like "Are you fucking serious?!". Jamie did so much with so little when it came to Marlo. Great work, dude.
Jamie s best scene, by far. Better than My name is My name. He sells his utter surprise and concern so well in this. And the Marlo persona, Jamie cemented this character in flesh more than the plot and the script could, at least in here.
I like how Marlo says "missed OUR shot" not "missed YOUR shot" even though it was his task. Team is a team.
He was probably thinking he needed to recruit some bombmakers like the Taliban -- fuck a shootout.
Yeah they were a team them three for sure . Mike who they really wanted wasn't really 💯 one of them . They were ruthless and was them against the world mike wasn't ruthless enough. They in their really violent way did him a favour with the father of the brother and mike didn't really become one of them . He was ruthless and well able but not like them . They were really bad crew but they were loyal to each other. Chris took the brunt of the charges in the end though but that's in the life they lived .
@@stephencooper7459 and snoop took a brunt one to the head .. but yea michael had morals.just like omar and unlike marlo and them
Can you imagine what Marlo must have done in the past to have a stone-cold killer like Chris look up to him like that?
To be fair, Chris is in an ideal position. He's clearly a trained killer, and Marlo trusts him enough to take his advice at several moments. He's both the general and the grand vizier, all while it's Marlo's ass sitting on the throne with the sword of Damocles hanging over him instead of Chris.
@@JimmySteller i hear you but he's also the one getting life for all the bodies while Marlo walks. Chris is a soldier, not a mastermind.
I am willing to bet that Marlo killed Chris' father/abuser (the way Chris took out Bugs').
@@SpindicateAudio Maybe, but Marlo and Chris seem to be within the same age range, so why wouldn't Chris just do it himself?
Chris looks a good 3 or 4 years older to me. My theory is that they were childhood friends who always planned to be kingpins and Chris joined the military to get training, while Marlo built up a powerbase/reputation on the streets.
Something like that actually happened a few rimes, most notably with Ice-T and his friends.
With all the great acting by both men, I have always felt this to be a miscast. Imagine Chris as Kingpin and Marlo as executioner. The charisma of (the actor playing) Chris is just too grand to make it plausible he looks up to someone with the teenager posture of (Jamie Hector playing) Marlo. It's the only case of miscasting in the Wire - and I hate to say that because all of these actors have done an amazing job.
Funniest Part about this is they searched every where in Baltimore but the building lmaooooo
I know, right
Exactly...search everywhere but the most obvious place. They're so aggressive it clouds☁ their rational thinking💭
they searched it the moment the cops left....i swear are you ppl even watching this fuckin show
@@holyreality02
Did you watch the show??? If you did, you would know they didn't search the building. That was a vacant they searched, NOT the same building.
clouded u a dumb ass lol
Marlo's face when he looks at Chris is just so funny.
I replayed that scene at least 10 times 😂😂😂😂 I KNOW Jamie tried his hardest not to laugh
Like how calmly Marlo took that.
Didn't get mad or nothing.
"Missed our shot. Now, he gonna be at us" (Walks away)
Think it speaks to how much he respects Chris and his skill set.
He knows if Chris could have handled it, it would have been done. Really, that was a thousand-to-one turn of events. No one could have seen that spiderman shit coming
Tobey VanWeston 😂😂😂😂😂👍
Frank Peter Interesting point, but I respectfully disagree. His tone and body language suggest confusion and acceptance rather than disappointment. We see evidence that Marlo genuinely liked and respected Chris so I don’t think he blames him.
As someone who worked extra hours and cared about my work, I experienced that at first when you fuck up, your boss gets really mad, but as he figures out that you are giving in your 100%, and then you fuck up, he just acts like he doesn't care and it's like 'well, now this is going to happen because of your mistake' in a really calm way, and then walks off, without you ever facing any consequences;
something like that makes you realize your mistake and you feel bad about it after, in a way that him yelling at you and being angry won't ever do, this is a normal boss tactic.
Except for the People that wrote the script
Right
"That's some Spider-Man shit there."
Then he looks at him like "You heard? I said Omar is Spider-Man.", lmao
TheKingOfRuckus Seeing if Chris was gonna roll with it
Ok paulie
I think he was just super-pissed that Chris and co. let Omar escape. That look is him checking to see if Chris has a reaction to how ridiculous it is that Omar escaped...almost like a “how did you not kill him, bruh?!?!”
Dead ass😂😂🤣🤣
TheKingOfRuckus The reaction that Marlo gave Chris when Chris pointed out which window Omar jumped from before he dropped that line was priceless
2:21 looking at marlo and chris look from the floor to the ground is fucking hilarious
"From the floor to the ground"
smooth wit it I meant the floors of the building to the ground you nut
+Potato Sack Lol yea it just sounded funny
Potato Sack then looks at chris like you fucking serious
couldve been a meme
It's fun imaging Snoop's brother Omar Little casually falling out of the window.
I fucking LOVE that David cuts back and forth TWICE from Marlo to the balcony. Brilliant.
"what..the...what???"
If only Monk knew how smart he looked in that suit.
It’s just the subtle things with The Wire that makes it so great. The way Marlo looks at Chris at 2:25 in disbelief like, “You mean to tell me he survived that?” 😂
i love marlos calmness "dont seem possible"
Never heard him yell that much
Honestly that was him saying this some bullshit but hes afraid of chris
@@brucemiller5343 Marlo don't scare. He's a machine.
I think Marlo was a lil scared of Omar. Remember how happy he was to hear Omar got killed while Chris and Snoop looked Disappointed that it wasn't them. Omar had Marlo under pressure. That's why Chris never told Marlo what Omar was saying about him because if Marlo found out he would get in his feelings and try to show people he was hard and then Omar would have smoked him.
Datruthshines Chris took his job of protecting marlo seriously, even comitting mass murder for him, now thats a true soldier.
Datruthshines I agree. Even though it was a little anti-climatic that Omar and Marlo didn't have that show down at the end, Omar seemed to have Marlo's number. Omar did an effective job at tearing down Marlo's 'name' and was actually the beginning of the end for Marlo as the 'street' wondered why Marlo wasn't dealing with Omar, when Omar was calling him out. Omar was subtly, but powerfully undermining Marlo's 'street cred'. He basically took care of Marlo's 'legacy', as Omar ended up the 'legend' and everyone forgot about Marlo, not even being recognized by the street guys at the end of season 5, while singing Omar's praises...
Datruthshines never he didn't even blink when he found out about he died he say we got burgers vegas coming up !!!
Indeed. Marlo was winning by everyone’s ,standards but not Omar, who called him out. Omar was undermining Marlo’s reputation, hence his fury re: “my name is my name”.
He wanted that body and hearing a kid got to Omar just blindsided the hell outta Chris...Just like that, it was over and he'll never have the satisfaction of bodying Omar...PRICELESS😂
Whole time Omar was in the maintenance room like 20 feet away lmao
Marlo was some inspired casting. He doesn't look like a tough guy or even a big guy. But he radiates leadership and intelligence. Great choice.
He radiates pure sociopathy.
Lol look how Marlo walks off after talking to Chris. He was pissed off at his second in command for letting him down without even having to say a word. It's little subtle acts like this that made this such a great character. The actor really nailed the kingpin sociopath act.
eureka0521 Great comment! And Marlo should’ve been disappointed. They fired so many rounds at Omar, and Omar STILL got away?? TF?
Him comparing it to a comic-book is the icing on the cake...by saying “that’s some Spider-Man shit,” makes it clear to Chris that it’s almost FAKE how they didn’t kill him, highlighting his disappointment.....
He wasn’t mad at Chris, he was thinking about what he just said... “now he gonna come at us” the thought made him uneasy.
Wrong
Alexander Suarez exactly! Real shit
I ride by that building all the time I find it hard 2 believe that he jumped from that high up but Michael K. Williams says it's a true story#BMORE
+Ganu Rocks what do you mean its true?
+juniorfrid Williams really made that jump and fucked his leg up. He's a notoriously known committed method actor. During season one, Williams couldn't even be on set when a Barksdale scene was taking place because he'd just barge in and start robbing them. They had to lock him in his trailer.
+planetmurkury lmfao are you serious
+juniorfrid Supposedly the guy on whom they based Omar's character actually did this, or something like it someplace else.
Donnie Andrews - the guy they based Omar on, and with whom Omar ambushed Monk's apartment - actually jumped out of a 6th floor window and all he did was spraining his ankle. They changed it to a 3rd or 4th floor in the show because that "don't seem possible".
"We missed our shot. Now he gonna be at us."
Chris had already told you that but you never seem to want to listen to your right hand. Just like the card game.
Love Snoops mock concern. "Fell out the damn window", lol
That is the sad fact about the gangs, drugs, and the inner city. Its a vicious cycle that continues to this day.
This is one of the reasons I love the Wire because it doesn't pull any punches, doesn't have a happy ending and shows the reality of life on the streets.
omar is a goon, quick thinker. went back into the same building. wow. nobody who have guess
After breaking his leg. Who does that? And he waited it out for hours in pain. That's another reason they didn't expect him to be there. Who could sustain a jump from that high, get up from it, and not go some place to get help ASAP? Omar.
@@NITE-KLUB I mean.... I broke my collarbone and kept punching. And I refused all painkillers at the hospital. And as a kid I broke my arm i also refused all painkillers even tylenol
@@theimmortalsleazus8057 damn you hard
@@theimmortalsleazus8057 lmao, respect, it does happen in real life, as this scene did happen irl and was based off of true events. I too, have been through extremely painful events without receiving anything for pain. Seconds pass like hours, it feels like torture.
But here, Omar was in the middle of a shoot out. Imagine the adrenaline pumping, choosing your best odds of survival are jumping out of the window of a building multiple stories up, actually surviving, and then making the decision and moving quickly enough to re-enter the building and find the janitor closet and go a few days without ANY help? Forget something for the pain, a cast to set things into position, something to stop the swelling, something to calm him nerves, etc.
Like I said, every second feels like hours and he spent over 20 hours in there, and when he got out, still didn't get help right away. Just focused on survival. But ay, that sucks about your situation - I feel we all have similar stories like that to a degree, you'd be surprised. "The quiet things no one ever knows".
The one time Marlo broke character for a split second with just his facial expressions. Just the disbelief in his face.
"Now he's gonna be at us" - and Chris just has to stand there like yuuuup if only somebody had raised that point earlier
This scene solidified the fear and confusion they had of Omar in my opinion. Marlo has heard the legends and has encountered him up close; hell, Omar even had Slim Charles shook. Chris is even more noticeably at a loss of words or explanation as well besides the spider man comment.
TrueTrife
no there no fear. all it did was show how shocked they were they he might of survived
The scene where Omar realizes that Slim is a mensch is one of the greatest ever.
Women at hospital desk is Fine real fine!!!
The Stanfield organisation could have made the perfect cast for a sitcom, Marlo and Chris looking up to the balcony then down like the dorks they are, Snoop acting like a sobbing sister when looking for Omar and ofcourse Monk being civilised in a suit only to drop the act at the end lol
Monk goes from proper professional to ghetto reaaal fast lol
0:25 no license, no helmet, unregistered scooter, he will do serious time for these offences
Ok so I was bored and wrote spiderman shit on the youtube search and this came up. Now I'm confused
+Goncas RC Do yourself a favor , and take this as an excuse to binge watch The Wire and see what all the fuss was about. This show is by far the realest show ever.
+Rishard Morgan lets hope he took on. Your advice, if he did, he should name his first son after you sir !
My favorite line from the series.. "That's some Spiderman shit there"
Just realized you can see the evolution of Marlo from baggy clothes to clothes that fit.
I was hoping that Omar would drop Marlo & his cold blooded ass
Nigga, can you shut your dumb ass up already?
They should make Omar a Marvel character. 🤔
David B the hood punisher
The Wire - a show so sick it has a casual MCU crossover
Same wit Chris
David B Booty warrior
David B yeah he's called the punisher
When that guy says to Chris in the beginning, "Gotta be somewhere, wanna keep going?" I legit thought Chris was gonna turn around and shoot the guy lol
2:23 will always be my favorite Marlo moment. Dude was like Mf are you kidding me?
also the way in which he says: "now he is gonna be at us" and the way he walks away then
Monk looked disappointed with that lady. Its like when you have fresh clothes for school and your crush is absent.
2:39 "Now he gonna be at us" - ain't that exactly what Chris warned you about?
Heman Roczko yup sure is. When Marlo first said he wanted Omar, Chris told him he was retired, trying to subtly talk him out of going after him because he was gone and wasn’t gonna be a problem anymore. Chris didn’t want that smoke, he was content to let sleeping dogs lie, rather than create a problem where there wasn’t one, but Marlo in his butthurt over being robbed, couldn’t let it go. His ego was too fragile to let any affront to his dominance slide. And it resulted in the fall of his organization. A whole empire ruined because of hurt feelings.
Sickof GuysnamedTodd Facts. Chris can definitely handle Omar though. He just didn’t want to create unnecessary smoke. Omar is highly skilled of course, but Chris just gets the edge he’s a maniac.
Glock9ine No, Chris isn’t a maniac! Seriously??
@@InfamousAWJ Chis is an actual ex-soldier, he would def win eventually.
Marlo’s thinking was that if someone robs you, if you don’t kill them, it negatively affects your reputation around town.
“Crown don’t mean much if the *** wearing it keeps getting shit took”
And
“Robs me and the whole world know? He’s got to fall.”
Both Marlo.
If one person punks you and they don’t face the consequences then soon everyone will think they can do the same because you look weak.
The way Marlo looks at Chris when he is trying to figure out how the fuck Omar survived that jump LOL
Like "are you seriously telling me this nigga jumped from that high?"
As sociopathic as Marlo is... without Chris he couldn't have held the crown. Chris is the calmest, nicest evilest man in all of television. If Marlo knew Omar was calling him out, Marlo's pride would have drew him out and Omar would've got him. Chris kept Marlo in the game.
"He did a Peter Pan right off this dam, right here"
That's the one!
I didn’t kill my wife
Bro.lol
Partlow wears military style leather boots and often woodland camo suggesting that he may have served in the military in the 1990s. In season 4 when the crew was having target practice in the creek, Partlow had a stance that would suggest he has some prior training. Got this from thewirefandomwiki but I agree with this.
Omar was the only dude to ever put the fear in Chris.
The best part, when Marlo said with a deadass straight face, " That's some Spiderman shit there."
Chris running around corners and THEN pointing his gun. 😂
1:00 Officer Monk haha
+das it mane "Yea. Yea she good."
ggets me every damn time lmfao hahahahahahahaha
It's a jungle out there
Lol he would be a detective not an officer
That Baltimore accent tickles me so much. Sounds normal except for the "U" sounds. "Excuse", "Do", "Knew"...
you would have a ball with some of my cousins from the city
definitely southern influenced
*Too
Exactly
Snoop is real, and a lot of her story is incorporated into her seasons. For example, the power tools she got at home depot, except they were her grandfather's in real life iirc. She has an autobiography out about her life in the streets as a gang member that she wrote while she was in jail iirc.
Her accent was so thick in some scenes, they had to redub it so the audience could understand what she was saying.
"Is the woman alright?" "Huh?" 🤣
She good 😁
Monk went from Officer Smith to "yeah she good" out of pure frustration.
"he was kina you know... high. prolly messed up his name..."
hahaha
The look on Marlo’s face when he breaks his cool composure in shock at what he is being told. Lolol
Omar don't scare.. Looks like Marlo does.
Man this just brings back so many memories. Wow time flies when yr alive. Lol
Once, just once, I wish I could do something incredible that defies the odds where people would say about me "That some Spider-Man shit there." Would be worth the broken leg.
When you come at the king, you best not miss!
That's what Omar said 💪🏾
Marlo’s face when Chris points to the 5th floor 😂😂😂😂
Omar was the best character in the wire!! PERIOD!!!
played that detective part real well lmao, fkn nubcake
hands messy with pizza, trawling youtube for wire clips cos I lent my mum the box set. good times :D
Shut up.
Tracy Panavia hhehehhe love it :)
0:02 Me, when they took The Wire off the air.
Lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
REST IN PEACE OMAR MAN THESE WIRE VIDEOS BOUT TO HIT DIFFERENT SINCE YOU GONE 😪 wow i can’t believe this
“Excuse me. My brother Omar Little came in last night. Fell out the damn window.” 😂
Marlo outfought everyone. Even the law.
Even the clearing with a pump is accurate. Jesus this show was gold.
officer smith mam.. lol
This is the exact moment Marlo Stanfield became Wee-Bey.
I don't mind Omar not taking out one of the Stanfield crew, he was outnumbered and it's not like he had a shootout with amateurs. The only thing I really mind about this whole thing is why Omar went in. I mean, did he really think Monk was alone in that apartment?
+MrEnjoyBeats It as out of character. Omar didn't really have his "A Game" in the 5th Season. Omar lacked that element of surprise in the 5th season.
+MrEnjoyBeats I feel you, but that's also one of the great things about this show...making examples of human error and weakness. Even the most baddest of asses make costly mistakes sometimes. To me, stuff like this kept the show credible.
I will agree with you that it was a hell of a mistake and totally out of character for Omar. I think it was the fact that he was just dying to get at them.
Rishard Morgan " I think it was the fact that he was just dying to get at them."
I think that was it too, but even that doesn't give me enough closure though lol, that mistake bothers me.
+mikem987
I'd say that's due in large part to Marlo changing how the Game worked.
Omar was used to things being the way they were - his reputation was his armor. Then Marlo's crew moves up and, hey, turns out they kinda don't care. Meant he overestimated what he could pull off and get away with it.
I always assumed that Omar let his anger over Butchie get the better of him at this point. So he wasn't as methodical as he once was. Openly walking around and taking corners, dropping people in the middle of the street etc. Plus while Avon's crew grossly underestimated him, Marlo knew full well what he was dealing with. Note the surprise on Chris' face when a nobody killed Omar.
i love that look Marlo gave when Chris pointed where Omar jumped
Omar had the makings of a varsity athlete
Lol Funny AF
Marlo is a calm cold collected sociopath. This war is like a game for him. Chess pieces moving around and he thought he had the opposing king checked. He took his shot and missed and now he has to line up his chess pieces to defend his king (himself). Which goes to the chess theme of the wire ♟
That's some Spider-Man shit there.
#LEGENDARY The Wire is going to go down as a cult classic for are generation 80's baby's all day September 12th 1987, Virgo all day & 2morrow. Tuning in from Wilmington (Murdertown) Delaware 2019.
why would you slam a hydraulic door?
because he's pissed
RIP to the guy leaning on the trunk door before Chris slammed it.
I just noticed, Snoop has a bloody shirt.
monk will always crack me up with the casual "yeah she good"
1:13 Real smooth Monk, "yeah she good" if she was real lol😅
This is exactly why Omar put so much fear in them niggas. They did all that trying to catch him slipping and he still found his way out of their trap and still kept himself a step ahead.
Notice how he said Spiderman shit and not Miles Morales shit. Real recognised real.
😂😂😂😂
Those are the types of stories that make legends grow even larger once their dead.
"Remember that time when Omar jimped from the 4th floor and FLEW away." 😂
Marlo face at 2:26 was that Wtf is he unkillable face 😂🏃
"Police ma'am. We're looking for a man who assaulted a woman. Did you hear anything unusual?"
"Just the usual. An extended gunfight with 70 or 80 rounds discharged up on the 4th floor."
That twitch of the shoulders as Marlo walks off is the same twitch that boxers do as they ready to fight.....Marlo is ready to fight with Omar.
What I learned from this was, Omar is Spider-man and always check the cleaning room.
Marlo looking up at that building like WTF
Marlo said some Spider 🕷️ MAN S…. 😂 Marlo always have a funny face when he doesn’t believe anyone. That’s my man Marlo! Great actor!