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i got this from wikipedia becuase i remember reading the times naming it the bes show in the 2000s decade
Several reviewers have called it the best show on television, including TIME,[sup][74][/sup]Entertainmeeekly,[sup][66][/sup] the Chicago Tribune,[sup][75][/sup]Slate,[sup][55][/sup] the San Francisco Chronicle,[sup][76][/sup] the Philadelphia Daily News[sup][77][/sup] and the British newspaper The Guardian,[sup][38][/sup] which ran a week-by-week blog following every episode,[sup][78][/sup] also collected in a book, The Wire Re-up.[sup][79][/sup]Charlie Brooker, a columnist for The Guardian, has been particularly copious in his praise of the show, in both his column "Screen Burn" and his BBC Four television series Screenwipe, in which he often speaks highly of it, calling it possibly the greatest show of the last 20 years.[sup][8[/sup][sup][81][/sup] In 2009, TIME listed it as the best television series of the 2000s.[sup][82][/sup]
'The Wire Files', an online collection of articles published in darkmatter Journal critically analyzes The Wire's racialized politics and aesthetics of representation.[sup][83][/sup]Entertainment Weekly put it on its end-of-the-decade, "best-of" list, saying, "The deft writing—which used the cop-genre format to give shape to creator David Simon's scathing social critiques—was matched by one of the deepest benches of acting talent in TV history."[sup][8
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soo i guess its just not nt that likes this show , if you ask me overall it was better then the sopranos,
Several reviewers have called it the best show on television, including TIME,[sup][74][/sup]Entertainmeeekly,[sup][66][/sup] the Chicago Tribune,[sup][75][/sup]Slate,[sup][55][/sup] the San Francisco Chronicle,[sup][76][/sup] the Philadelphia Daily News[sup][77][/sup] and the British newspaper The Guardian,[sup][38][/sup] which ran a week-by-week blog following every episode,[sup][78][/sup] also collected in a book, The Wire Re-up.[sup][79][/sup]Charlie Brooker, a columnist for The Guardian, has been particularly copious in his praise of the show, in both his column "Screen Burn" and his BBC Four television series Screenwipe, in which he often speaks highly of it, calling it possibly the greatest show of the last 20 years.[sup][8[/sup][sup][81][/sup] In 2009, TIME listed it as the best television series of the 2000s.[sup][82][/sup]
'The Wire Files', an online collection of articles published in darkmatter Journal critically analyzes The Wire's racialized politics and aesthetics of representation.[sup][83][/sup]Entertainment Weekly put it on its end-of-the-decade, "best-of" list, saying, "The deft writing—which used the cop-genre format to give shape to creator David Simon's scathing social critiques—was matched by one of the deepest benches of acting talent in TV history."[sup][8
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soo i guess its just not nt that likes this show , if you ask me overall it was better then the sopranos,