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after a friend on myspace did it, I made a list of my 100 favorite songs. It's on my myspace (click my name on the right) not sure what this says about me other than I have too much time on my hands.
I've just started on season four of The Wire. I'm pleased to report that that is every bit as great as folks have said.
Just heard a busker playing "No Children" by The Mountain Goats. Awesome.
Oh, and I've embarked on The Wire, too. One season in. Doesn't have Deadwood's nigh-instantaneous WOW factor, but it's just as incredible once you're in.
Add me to that list. Do people look for something new to get into in the new year or something? I'm half way through season 2 of The Wire and I feel refreshed and ennervated, and smarter than I did before I'd seen it.
I have a hard time identifying favourite characters/moments, but I think it might be Major Rawls. "These are for you McNulty...."
It's amazing how many traditional character arcs/narrative strands/televisual hooks that make most TV so predictable (this is not necessarily a bad thing) are sidestepped or flat out rejected.
It's funny - after I read LA Confidential, I couldn't bear to read any of Ellroy's other books, or any other crime fiction other than Chandler, because it all seemed so paltry. Similarly, I am finding that I have no interest in any other TV drama (with the possible exception of Dexter, which is a hoot). It's made everything else seem so...pointless.
Although I am looking forward to starting The Shield and The Unit.
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