Bird was expecting his lawyer to make something happen here. But then the gavel slams, the judge walks off, his lawyer walks off, and all that's left is the truth of what the judge said - life no parole. This scene left Bird holding the bag big time. Awesome.
@@SimonKnight1023 He did but I don't think it stuck because of the ballistics match and the old lady witness saying the shooter was light skinned. I think the DA must've brought up Bey taking the fall for the murders he didn't do in court. A confession isnt worth anything if there's zero evidence to back it up and can't even be described accurately
I don't think it was that. He was just confused because he's not very bright. When the judge hits the gavel and everyone gets up and leaves, Bird is left there looking around, thinking, "WTF just happened? Jesus? Come back to Earth? What?" He's just a dumbass soldier.
@@13Gangland yes in the big picture UA-cam is very new. But seeing a format of this kind really shows how entertainment really doesn't change a whole lot. Just diff people doing and saying the same shit haha.
It's a tough contest, but of all the characters in the show I think Phelan would be the most fun to get drunk with. He'd have some kickass stories to tell and would probably try to take you out womanizing at the end of the night to boot.
@@Saoirse_don_Phalaistín Judges require charisma to run a courtroom, no surprise someone like Phelan is one. Also, charisma in general is useful for an elected position anyways, like a judge in Maryland.
I love this show, I do. Levy was telling the truth for once: it was wholesale perjury. So a scumbag got deservedly sentenced to life as a result of a huge miscarriage of justice. In other episodes just people suffer greatly and unjust people reap rewards.
Who could honestly say they wouldn't do they same. If someone tortured a loved one, as if I'm going to care about perjury. And as for this "no snitchin'" crap, clearly just something gangsters want to spread. The police knew Omar was bullshitting as well, but again, who cares.
Are you serious? It's Omar fault that his boyfriend got killed. He knew it was all in the game, he even said it himself, but he was just upset that they tortured him. But still, he probably would've been mad about it even if they gave him a quick death. What does he expect? He robs and even kills people himself, and when they turn around and kill someone close to him he wanna act like a bitch and lie to put a man in prison for life, that's bullshit.
I remembering thinking the Wire was a good TV series the first time i watched at. after watching it a 2nd time, it became my GOAT TV series. so many little details are missed or flies over one's head when watched only once.
The interesting thing about all of this is that Omar probably knew that it was Bey and not Bird that killed Gant but it didn't matter as long as Bird went down. I thought it was genius that Omar practically used the police own intelligence not only to track Avon and his crew but by agreeing to be a witness gain immunity in killing Avon's crew (i.e. Stinkum) and shooting Avon and Bey while he was serving as a 'witness'. He was a mad genius who used the game to his advantage.
One of three great court cases from the Wire. The first was D'Angelo's, then was Bird's, the last was Clay Davis'. The first two revolved around either lying witnesses, and the last had jurors that refused to convict.
1. "Are you Jesus Christ himself?"--BAM, with the gavel 2. The SIZE of that bailiff 3. "Was it good for you, too?" Better than sex, for the prosecutor. 4. Bunk...slowly letting his hand clasp go, and watching that ass...poon hound. 5. "You really askin'?" This is sort of the rare flip side of the coin of Justice--typically, it's shady bullshit without a care as to innocence for wins and future political office running, lawyers helping one another out, etc. At least here they did someone deserving.
@@StayAlert_StayAlive ... no its not, he grabbed him for that because he killed Brandon, HE WAS INNOCENT OF THAT PARTICULAR CRIME, I hate you postABORTED kids... just like ya Mothers do.💯👈🏾 🤨
I know it's fucked up, but I find it hilarious how Bird got life in prison behind a lie. Just picturing him still in prison in 2020 fuming over that shit makes me giggle. I know. I'm a sick individual.
It's not a total lie. Bird did kill Gant. Omar didn't actually see it, but Bird did kill him. And Bey tried to take the wrap for Grant's murder, but Eileen Nathan didn't go for it.
Asking for an appeal bond immediately after a jury conviction on 1st degree murder is like asking your landlord for your security deposit back after you stole all the copper wiring and appliances and poured quikrete down all the pipes. Yes you could technically request it but that’s about as far as it’ll go.
Honestly, he squirmed so well on that one, I'd hesitate to call it "owned". By the end of the series, I remember feeling frustrated that despite all the development Herc went through he still join Levy.
The hilarious thing about the Judge's question, even if it is meant sarcastically, is that it is a fact question. Additionally the Judge stated on the record that it would be grounds for changing the verdict. If Levy really wanted to push his luck he could claim that this was actually a grounds to postpone sentencing to assemble another jury to answer it or even get the appeal he was wanting to settle that fact.
I studied law years ago in the UK, but am far from an expert (maybe slightly more knowledgeable than average), and am probably particularly ignorant of US law. So, not sure how accurate my comment will be. Firstly, you mention the "verdict", the judge's comments were actually about sentencing. And his comments were vaguely worded, with no indication of what the sentence would be if Bird was the second-coming. Presumably, though, as such comments weren't part of official sentencing, they wouldn't be legally binding. Likewise, presumably there would be an argument to say they were clearly said tongue-in-cheek, and couldn't reasonably be considered to be taken seriously. And, even if they could be taken seriously, given the aforementioned vagueness of the wording, presumably he could still give a life/no parole sentence. As it is, even if Levy did try and delay sentencing, as the verdict was still guilty of first degree murder, it's not like Bird would get bail. Delaying sentencing would presumably be of no benefit to Bird, therefore - he will still be held in jail until sentencing, and then will spend life in jail after sentencing, so exactly when the sentencing occurs is irrelevant.
Some food for thought, this takes place around 2002 and Bird would've been about 30. In The Wire's universe, there's a solid chance that Bird, aged 50, is still doing time in Baltimore to this day
Judge: Bird, did you kill the witness? Bird: "Aaaaaaah GOT SHOT BY THE LIGHTNING and THE THUNDA"!!!! Judge: SLAM! (gavel) do-do-da-Life Sentence For Ya Boy!
Notice how Omar is dressed for this scene, he's dressed like the old British Judges. It's intentional on Omar's part, he's using his dress to say in court that he's one of Bird's Judges on the Street. "You might not have noticed, but your brain did!" - Harry S. Plinkett
Not me realizing Fredro Starr basically the same character in almost every movie he in. You never see a episode of Grey's Anatomy and Fredro just stroll in with a doctor's lab coat on 😂
When the judge asked Bird if he was Jesus Christ, I would've answered "Maybe" because well you never know and even if you said were the judge couldn't possibly prove otherwise.
No, the construction guy is. He survived the hit on Stringer and is present at every city construction groundbreaking. They even show him, still at it, during the final Wire montage. A real survivor.
bruh i thought bird was tall this whole time lol i didnt even notice it when he was standing next to the lawyer i only booked it at 1:39 when he next to the officer lookin like a kid lol
I love how Bird keeps shouting and swearing even when he's not in the scene
"Fuck that!!"
Lol he did that in the interrogation room too
ONYX ARF ARF
@@kiryuchan860 well well well
@@joejohnson8933 what are you doing here?
Bird was expecting his lawyer to make something happen here. But then the gavel slams, the judge walks off, his lawyer walks off, and all that's left is the truth of what the judge said - life no parole. This scene left Bird holding the bag big time. Awesome.
He wasn't sentenced in this scene. They're arranging the sentencing hearing. We never actually see him get life.
@@hux2000True, but come on. First degree murder on a witness, he's not getting out of prison before we step on Mars
@@bojackhorseman4176Didn’t Weebay cop to the murder?
@@SimonKnight1023 He did but I don't think it stuck because of the ballistics match and the old lady witness saying the shooter was light skinned. I think the DA must've brought up Bey taking the fall for the murders he didn't do in court. A confession isnt worth anything if there's zero evidence to back it up and can't even be described accurately
I love how Bird’s response to whether or not he’s Jesus isn’t an immediate no but an um. As if he was thinking of some way to make that argument 😂
I don't think it was that. He was just confused because he's not very bright. When the judge hits the gavel and everyone gets up and leaves, Bird is left there looking around, thinking, "WTF just happened? Jesus? Come back to Earth? What?" He's just a dumbass soldier.
You don't get it- Fredro's SHIFTEE, low down gritty & grimy @@hux2000
@@hux2000 A bag of hammers with a rusty nail
Oh, Bird was definitely fixing to answer in the affirmative.
Judge: Are you Jesus?
Bird: Um- Hear me out-
Judge: Life
McNulty: "You really see him shoot the man?"
Omar: "You REALLY asking?"
LOL, Omar was the best on The Wire, RIP
Damn this comment 15 years old! 🤣🤣
@@stevemill8959crazy ti think this kind of comment was being used than. This format of a comment always gets tons of likes
@vitocorleone6040 Think about it though, this comment was posted around 2007-08. UA-cam has only been around since 2004.
@@13Gangland yes in the big picture UA-cam is very new. But seeing a format of this kind really shows how entertainment really doesn't change a whole lot. Just diff people doing and saying the same shit haha.
Man....how time flies....
XD
I love how Levy doesn't even look at Bird as he grabs his briefcase and leaves
Hahaha I never noticed that before!
He knew it was over for bird and there was nothing he can do
Levy was late to his wife’s brisket. 😛
That's normal for a shrewd lawyer.
@@redhawk44109 yeah but I think the idea behind that little detail is that he didn't really care.
I would have started walking on water real fast
And turn water into wine
LOL awesome comment
Lmfaaaoooo
Bird starts causing Levy's hair to grow back... It's a miracle Judge...my lawyer has hair.
How many likes
Bird, when someone asks if you're a god, you say YES!
All You Could Think of ...is marshmellows?
Kevin Ford ...Jesus was not an is not God....ijs
Only one God. Everyone else was a prophet.
Erm... ever heard of a holy trinity?
Wtf is the holy spirit anyways?
This scene was a lot funnier than it had any business being!
The judge was savage
Unsympathetic victims make the best punchlines.
🫵🏾😆I know right😫😆…!
Omar 😂
most of the court scenes were
Bird law in this country-it's not governed by reason.
Could still take you on toe to toe any day.. see where that gets us
That was a good one.
🤣🤣🤣🤣my man
@@llamaryder1 Wow, I'm truly filibuster-ed by this cooperation.
He should have moved to Philly
1:22 and boy couple seasons later, he needed that card and used it. What a well written show.
smoking gun... i think if in act one you show a gun in act 2 you must use
Anything up to aggravated assault. I think he was looking at a murder charge but still nice how that card came back into play later on.
@@marquisfelder3170 Nah, that's called a chekhov's gun.
@@Shyvorix Ahhhhh yup you right lol
Word
McNulty - U really see him shoot the man?
Omar - U really asking?
CLASSIC !!!!
+C Williams (I'mUSMC4063)
It actually could've been used for evidence that could lead to an appeal.
Yep. Omar knew better than to answer that.
So that means he didn't see him commit murder? Was that dude really the killer?
@@shack8110 yes but Omar didn’t really see it
@@kingslimeball1098 Didnt wee-bey confess to this murder later on in the show when he was getting life?
"Are you really asking?" so good
is it fuck
Thats great ...
Matt McGuire
therealist811
That “imma see you man, I swear to god” was perfection. He really sounded like an angry teenager more than a murdering psycho
You and me, behind the bike sheds, after class :D
Most of these gangster types have that teenager mentality. They never really grow up
Fredro Starr actually killed it
@@blazaybla22 he pulled ut the BACDAFUCCUP voice
@@smellypatel5272 even some regular folks too.
I love when Omar sticks his tounge out and wiggles his tie when Bird walks by lol
Cold blooded! Haha.
Rat
Ofc you do you batty fish
Interesting choice of “unless he is the messiah come again” to a lawyer who thinks the first one didn’t happen.
Ingenious. Trolling on a master level.
Beautiful. Well put.
@@Cookieboy70 lmao I never even considered it this way
But he’s waiting for the first one to show…..
Be careful you do not run afoul of the small hatted blue stars.
Judge Phalen was such a troll lol
It's a tough contest, but of all the characters in the show I think Phelan would be the most fun to get drunk with. He'd have some kickass stories to tell and would probably try to take you out womanizing at the end of the night to boot.
Lots of judges actually have that kind of attitude. They're usually the most well liked ones
Peter Gerety comes into my coffee shop all the time. He's a great dude. Loves to talk about the Wire
@@Saoirse_don_Phalaistín Judges require charisma to run a courtroom, no surprise someone like Phelan is one. Also, charisma in general is useful for an elected position anyways, like a judge in Maryland.
😆
I love the way Levy just walks off and Bird gets his hands cuffed and he realises his fate
"Are you Jesus Christ come back to earth?"
"Ummmm."
Slams Gavel!!!
LMAO
Leon Delvechio Ramirez xD
+Leon Delvechio Ramirez Bird was about to tell a poker face lie and say yes I am Jesus Christ back again...before the judge slammed the gavel...lol
+loulou3t The gavel was the legal equivalent of slamming a telephone pole up someones ass. lol. I love how Levy (the defense attorney) just walks off.
leaving him to fry
Just like Stringer did in the previous scene when Bird erupted violently at Omar's goading.
I love this show, I do. Levy was telling the truth for once: it was wholesale perjury. So a scumbag got deservedly sentenced to life as a result of a huge miscarriage of justice. In other episodes just people suffer greatly and unjust people reap rewards.
Clay Davis being the principle example of what you speak. There's a lot of gray area in every case from this show.
Who could honestly say they wouldn't do they same. If someone tortured a loved one, as if I'm going to care about perjury. And as for this "no snitchin'" crap, clearly just something gangsters want to spread. The police knew Omar was bullshitting as well, but again, who cares.
Ellis Potter You'd rather stand in shit than let the world see you holding a shovel. :D
Bird is not a scumbag, so fuck you.
Are you serious? It's Omar fault that his boyfriend got killed. He knew it was all in the game, he even said it himself, but he was just upset that they tortured him. But still, he probably would've been mad about it even if they gave him a quick death. What does he expect? He robs and even kills people himself, and when they turn around and kill someone close to him he wanna act like a bitch and lie to put a man in prison for life, that's bullshit.
"are you Jesus Christ come back to earth?!?" "ummmmmmmmm" (SLAM) "See you at sentencing"
😂
You type that out incase someone missed it?
SLAM LMAO
Omar taunting Bird, and Bird going nuts at him (again), is just comedy gold. :D
Bird, another innocent black man in jail.
Bird considering the judge’s question on whether he’s the second coming or not is hilarious
This is one of my all time favorite shows! Well written, well acted and totally engrossing!
Thanks Joe Dixon!
I can imagine Kennard being birds kid, just as foul mouthed as him
or brother
@@Malloy2-j5z nah kid
could be an interesting story arc if they ever reboot. Alotta degrees between Kennard, Omar, Weebay(Namond included), and Bird.
I'm running with this...
That would be ironic. And he's going to end up in jail right next to him.
I remembering thinking the Wire was a good TV series the first time i watched at. after watching it a 2nd time, it became my GOAT TV series. so many little details are missed or flies over one's head when watched only once.
4 times for me.. new stuff every time.
4th for me. I love going through UA-cam comments after every scene, to laugh at jokes and get deep at the same time.
100% agree. Especially the 2nd season.
Damn, that police who leads Bird away is a big dude. Bird looks like a kid beside him!
+andrew7taylor lol That shit looked hilarious. He looked like he was acting up in school.
Bird is listed at 5'5 which means he's probably even shorter in real life so that has a big part to do with it.
isnt just height ... the guy is double the width of bird too
dude made bird look like a damm bird..
Damn Bailiff looks like he would be on the OL for the Ravens not working for the sheriff department.
Forgot Fredro Starr was in this. This dude doesnt age at all. He always plays a real bad guy.
Bird getting life was too funny 🤣🤣🤣
should have given bird more screentime
just go watch some Onyx music videos to get your fix
wish the show didn't have any screen time
Owen Parmley Yet you're here, watching the show. You have an extra chromosome, don't you?
Naaa. I think this show having a cast of characters that were not very popular at the time (yet good actors! ) made the show that much better!
Will C. Exactly, a lot of good actors on this show. Fredro and Meth didn't need screen time like that.
Bird should've thought of that "Are you really asking?" line when the judge asked him if he was Jesus.
I love how Bird was even trying to answer wether he was jesus or not xDD
1:05 - The correct answer is "yes".
Kendra Marybeth Davenport I wish that Ernie Hudson was in there "Bird! If someone asks you if you are a god, you say yes!"
I wish Bird had more scenes in the first couple of seasons.
Agreed, Stinkum and Birds fates would’ve meant a little more like Weebays if they had more screen time
the way Levy leaves without looking at bird
@beanie0112 what's he meant to do give him a cuddle? He did his job the best he could.
That's why he's called Levy, cos he always be leaving.
Levy cut his losses with the quickness. 😆
Poor Bird 😆
Exit stage right like a motha fck@…..!😫😆…!
Does he really even deserve sympathy?
that line was funny''Are you Jesus Christ come back to Earth?'' LOL
james toner ummm...
Jimmy Hernandez Hows Tenpenny?
@@jimmyhernandez7993 [slams gavel]
He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy.
LOL. I love the reference. XD
good work
👏 👏 👏
Birds reaction was the best 'ommm', like he was considering saying yes, haha.
Bird makes me laugh every single time
I love how Bunk is in the background at Omar says"are you really asking" looking on knowing it's all bullshit 😂😂😂😂
“Are you Jesus Christ”
Bird: uuhhhhmm
''are you the second coming of our savior?'' lol
"Ummm..."
He who hesitates is lost.
The interesting thing about all of this is that Omar probably knew that it was Bey and not Bird that killed Gant but it didn't matter as long as Bird went down. I thought it was genius that Omar practically used the police own intelligence not only to track Avon and his crew but by agreeing to be a witness gain immunity in killing Avon's crew (i.e. Stinkum) and shooting Avon and Bey while he was serving as a 'witness'. He was a mad genius who used the game to his advantage.
Bird did kill Gant. Wee Bey tried taking credit for the murder since he was going to serve life in prison anyways. Also, Omar never shot Avon.
*****
I do remember the scene. My point was that Avon was never actually shot by Omar.
+Anthony Boysaw - Oh, indeed!
Bird did kill Gant when he's arrested they match the bullet to his .380
He was the true king around whom the game revolved. His fingerprints are all around the show, wheter it's Prop Joe, Avon, Stringer, Marlo...
lmao Omar waving his tie at Bird is fkn gold 🤣
Imagine if Bird said yes and the Judge just let’s him off
Plot twist Bird was indeed our lord returned
One of three great court cases from the Wire. The first was D'Angelo's, then was Bird's, the last was Clay Davis'.
The first two revolved around either lying witnesses, and the last had jurors that refused to convict.
Bird has the rest of his life in prison regretting that he didn't shout out "Yes I am" loudly when the judge asked him that question.
Why
That Bailiff a fucking beast, though!
Lol Bird really thought the judge was asking him a question that could help him out
1. "Are you Jesus Christ himself?"--BAM, with the gavel
2. The SIZE of that bailiff
3. "Was it good for you, too?" Better than sex, for the prosecutor.
4. Bunk...slowly letting his hand clasp go, and watching that ass...poon hound.
5. "You really askin'?"
This is sort of the rare flip side of the coin of Justice--typically, it's shady bullshit without a care as to innocence for wins and future political office running, lawyers helping one another out, etc. At least here they did someone deserving.
I laughed so hard when Bird says "imma see you" Nah Bird, I doubt it. Even though Omar did end up in jail that time he used books as body armor
Only difference would be
Omar went to Egar Street city jail
Bird went to Jessup the state prison
@@johnmondry22 thanks for this lol been trying to figure that out
No, he lied. To snitch he would have had to actually see the crime--he didn't.
He knew he did it and told the cops. That's still snitching. The lie was saying he saw him do it.
@@StayAlert_StayAlive ... no its not, he grabbed him for that because he killed Brandon, HE WAS INNOCENT OF THAT PARTICULAR CRIME, I hate you postABORTED kids... just like ya Mothers do.💯👈🏾 🤨
That’s some gymnastics. He snitched
genius
@@StayAlert_StayAlive How is Omar a "snitch"? He has no allegiances. He's not affiliated. It's all part of the game and he was getting revenge.
"Are you Jesus Christ come back to Earth?"
"Do your googles."
😭😭😭
I know it's fucked up, but I find it hilarious how Bird got life in prison behind a lie. Just picturing him still in prison in 2020 fuming over that shit makes me giggle.
I know. I'm a sick individual.
Bird got out when Wee Bey copped to all those murders.
It's not a total lie. Bird did kill Gant. Omar didn't actually see it, but Bird did kill him. And Bey tried to take the wrap for Grant's murder, but Eileen Nathan didn't go for it.
@@qandidhater673 No. Weebey tried, but wasn't able to. That was at the end of season one. This scene is from season two, after Bey was locked up.
I remember watching this show when it came out, thinking I wouldn’t like it. Definitely not for everyone, but what a great show!
Nobody fucked with Levy in this show except for Omar.
"Bird, when someone asks you if you're a God you say YES!"
just realizing bird is Fredro Starr from Onyx
CodysFavorites hell yeah
+MyNamesCody wow holy shit how did i not realize this
oh yyyeeeessss he is is is is
He was also "Q" on Moesha.
and his brother is stickyfingers to?
Asking for an appeal bond immediately after a jury conviction on 1st degree murder is like asking your landlord for your security deposit back after you stole all the copper wiring and appliances and poured quikrete down all the pipes. Yes you could technically request it but that’s about as far as it’ll go.
"...uuuum..."
"See you at sentencing."
A trinity of my favorite poets: Omar, Nutty, and Bunk.
"When someone asks you if you are a god, you say YES!"
If I was bird I woulda hit the “ well the good book says we’re all made in his image, I just want a chance to prove that and my innocence”
"You think on Brandon when you doin that time"
Omar risked his life for the man he loved, was willing to give it all up even after he was gone.
“A man got to have a code”. Omar had one and he ALWAYS lived by it. I don’t feel bad for bird because bird was in the game too.
One of the rare times Levy gets owned.
He got owned by Rhonda Pearlman towards the end of the series too.
@Justin Mingus I agree, along with Clay Davis.
Valchek too. MF got to be comissioner by doing almost nothing against crime.
Honestly, he squirmed so well on that one, I'd hesitate to call it "owned". By the end of the series, I remember feeling frustrated that despite all the development Herc went through he still join Levy.
An appeal bail on a murder charge?! Mr. Levy get a grip on yourself 😅
Every last second of this clip is pure gold
I guess we know how the prosecutor likes her coffee.
with braid and a face scar ?
And a flamboyant neck tie.
She is sooo barking up the wrong tree though.
She was thirsty AF
Too bad Omar liked his coffee the exact same way.
Dark and bitter.
Bird really killed me with laughter lmao
It's good to see these clips are being watched by millions
The hilarious thing about the Judge's question, even if it is meant sarcastically, is that it is a fact question. Additionally the Judge stated on the record that it would be grounds for changing the verdict. If Levy really wanted to push his luck he could claim that this was actually a grounds to postpone sentencing to assemble another jury to answer it or even get the appeal he was wanting to settle that fact.
I studied law years ago in the UK, but am far from an expert (maybe slightly more knowledgeable than average), and am probably particularly ignorant of US law. So, not sure how accurate my comment will be.
Firstly, you mention the "verdict", the judge's comments were actually about sentencing. And his comments were vaguely worded, with no indication of what the sentence would be if Bird was the second-coming.
Presumably, though, as such comments weren't part of official sentencing, they wouldn't be legally binding. Likewise, presumably there would be an argument to say they were clearly said tongue-in-cheek, and couldn't reasonably be considered to be taken seriously. And, even if they could be taken seriously, given the aforementioned vagueness of the wording, presumably he could still give a life/no parole sentence.
As it is, even if Levy did try and delay sentencing, as the verdict was still guilty of first degree murder, it's not like Bird would get bail. Delaying sentencing would presumably be of no benefit to Bird, therefore - he will still be held in jail until sentencing, and then will spend life in jail after sentencing, so exactly when the sentencing occurs is irrelevant.
You know why the Wire is the best show? No 15 second commercial before each clip. I mean, ever.
I wish we cld have saw more of Bird!
“ I wish bird was here he be loving this shit here “
ey yo wat up bird
Levy before the trial, "If the judge asks a yes or no question, do not answer no unless it's absolutely obvious"
a real life get out of jail free card
Willem DaFuckedUp thank you mfs really didn’t pay attention to the show 🤦🏽♂️
for some reason, after the mcnulty/bird interaction at the end, I really want it to cut into some 90s sitcom style music
Some food for thought, this takes place around 2002 and Bird would've been about 30. In The Wire's universe, there's a solid chance that Bird, aged 50, is still doing time in Baltimore to this day
Bird never had the makings of a varsity messiah
Judge: Bird, did you kill the witness?
Bird: "Aaaaaaah GOT SHOT BY THE LIGHTNING and THE THUNDA"!!!!
Judge: SLAM! (gavel) do-do-da-Life Sentence For Ya Boy!
"You really askin'?"
So good
The judge is too funny in this scene ..loool
That black person, "Uhm.", though.
I like how Phalen rubs it in Levy's face by bringing up Jesus lol
Notice how Omar is dressed for this scene, he's dressed like the old British Judges. It's intentional on Omar's part, he's using his dress to say in court that he's one of Bird's Judges on the Street.
"You might not have noticed, but your brain did!" - Harry S. Plinkett
"Uhhhmmmmm"
Service for you all: The black pixel is Bird, the whity pixel is Levy.
You would have witnessed my ascension on the spot. The power of Christ compels you shelebabababa sonto
Not me realizing Fredro Starr basically the same character in almost every movie he in. You never see a episode of Grey's Anatomy and Fredro just stroll in with a doctor's lab coat on 😂
When the judge asked Bird if he was Jesus Christ, I would've answered "Maybe" because well you never know and even if you said were the judge couldn't possibly prove otherwise.
Levy is the biggest Gangster on The Wire
No, the construction guy is. He survived the hit on Stringer and is present at every city construction groundbreaking. They even show him, still at it, during the final Wire montage. A real survivor.
A Survivor, not a Gangster, he cries like a little girl at the Stringer hit. @@thomasbrown3356
bruh i thought bird was tall this whole time lol i didnt even notice it when he was standing next to the lawyer i only booked it at 1:39 when he next to the officer lookin like a kid lol
really says something when not even levy can get you out of something
1:25 Omar thinking 'not a huge help for a mass murderer'
iquiverwithFEAR that card sho nuff came in handy tho. bunk used that card to get Omar to a safer facility in season four...
BLM would be fighting for Birds freedom and calling Omar an Uncle Tom if this was based on today’s logic 😂😂😂
Phelan was having the time of his life
the fact that he even said umm. He was thinking about it lol
That would have been the quickest yes sir I am the judge ever heard
At 1:10 Bird be like 'did that not go well'?? 😕 lol