Aidan Gillen |
Thomas Carcetti (Episodes 26-) |
Domenick Lombardozzi |
Herc Hauk (Episodes 26-, recurring previously) |
Dominic West |
Jimmy McNulty |
Jim True-Frost |
Prez Pryzblewski (Episodes 26-, recurring previously) |
John Doman |
Bill Rawls |
Lance Reddick |
Cedric Daniels |
Jonnie Brown |
Officer Eddie Walker |
Guest Star |
Tristan Wilds |
Micheal Lee |
Guest Star |
Benjamin Busch |
Anthony Colicchio |
Recurring Role |
Brandy Burre |
Terri D'Agostino |
Recurring Role |
Chad L. Coleman |
Cutty Wise |
Recurring Role |
The prisoner who meets Omar says he is in for a "2255." A 2255 refers to a federal convict who is temporarily returned to his state for a re-hearing. David Simon also mentioned that this character was played by an actual prisoner who was in jail for just such a hearing and agreed to appear on the show.
Thomas Carcetti: Did you vote for me Norman?
Norman Wilson (laughing): The sanctity of the voting booth is a cornerstone of American democracy.
Norman Wilson: A vote's a vote, and I never throw one back.
Detective Edward Norris: Life is timing.
Senator Clay Davis: Politics is a good thing, partner.
Councilman Thomas Carcetti: That's a minority opinion.
Although credited, Frankie Faison, Deirdre Lovejoy, Clarke Peters, Wendell Pierce and Andre Royo do not appear in this episode.
Music: "Lead Me Guide Me" by the Church choir; "Psalm" and "Three Deuces" by Opus1; "One More Once" and "Attention" by Black Toast Jazz; "Move On Up (Extended Version)" by Curtis Mayfield; "Give It To Me Baby" by Rick James; "Got To Let It Go" by Angela Johnson; "Robots In The Hood" by Blake Leyh; "We Are Family" by Sister Sledge
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S 5 : Ep 10
Aired 3/9/08 (1:34:00)
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Aired 2/24/08 (59:00)
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Aired 2/17/08 (59:00)
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