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Jemele and Van go over some of their favorite scenes and take a look at what aged the best and worse in the series finale of ‘The Wire’
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Jemele Hill and Van Lathan break down the series finale of The Wire with a deep dive on several important characters as they reach the final stages of their personal story arcs (07:00). Then, the two go over some of their favorite scenes (51:30) as well as what about the episode aged the best and worse (58:00).
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