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The Wire - Episode 05x07
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Episode: 05x07
Title: Took
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: N/A
First Aired: Feb. 17, 2008
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Summary: After cooking up another scheme for the homeless case, McNulty and Lester become popular figures. Davis is set for his day in court by collecting the best legal assistance money can buy. Plus, Michael has brushes with the wrong side of the law, while Gus seeks help for an old story by going outside the Sun.
Who appeared in this episode?
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Guest Stars:| Acting Commissioner William A. Rawls | played by John Doman | | Mayor Thomas 'Tommy' Carcetti | played by Aidan Gillen | | Dep. Comm. for Operations Cedric Daniels | played by Lance Reddick | | Reginald 'Bubbles' Cousins | played by Andre Royo | | Thomas 'Herc' Hauk | played by Domenick Lombardozzi | | Duquan 'Dukie' Weems | played by Jermaine Crawford | | State Sen. R. Clayton 'Clay' Davis | played by Isiah Whitlock Jr. | | Judge Daniel Phelan | played by Peter Gerety | | Executive Editor James C. Whiting III | played by Sam Freed |
| Sgt. Jay Landsman | played by Delaney Williams | | Det. Michael Crutchfield | played by Gregory L. Williams | | Det. Vernon Holley | played by Brian Anthony Wilson | | Regional Affairs Editor Rebecca Corbett | played by Kara Quick | | Mike Fletcher | played by Brandon Young (II) | | Bill Zorzi | played by William F. Zorzi | | State's Attorney Rupert Bond | played by Dion Graham | | Bill Murphy (XIX) | played by Bill Murphy (XIX) | | Damien 'Day-Day' Price | played by Donnell Rawlings | | John Munch | played by Richard Belzer | | Crissandra Spencer | played by Crissandra Spencer | | Cherry | played by Stanley Boyd | | Savino Bratton | played by Chris Clanton | | Spider | played by Edward Green (III) | | 'Monk' Metcalf | played by Kwame Patterson | | Kenard | played by Thuliso Dingwall | | Vincent | played by Jaymes Jorsling | | Maj. Dennis Mello | played by Jay Landsman | | Off. Michael Santangelo | played by Michael Salconi | | Andy | played by Curt Boushel | | Budget Director | played by David E. Goodman | | Det. Christeson | played by Dennis Hill (VIII) | | Elijah | played by Elijah Grant Johnson | | Judge Emily Johnson | played by Kim Tuvin | | Detective | played by Stuart Evered | | Grieving Father | played by Seymour Horowitz | | Grieving Mother | played by Rosemary Knower | | Reporter | played by Ken Ulman | | Patrol Sergeant | played by Vickie Warehime | | Reporter | played by Larry Carter | | Researcher | played by Dave Ehrman | | Detective | played by Tom Cutler | | Detective | played by Michael Ahl | | The Sun Copy Editor | played by Anthony Bosco | | Reporter | played by Aubrohn King | | Grand Jury Member | played by Tom Townsend (II) | | Reporter | played by Patrick Michael Strange | | Sun Paper Layout Editor | played by Kevyn Settle | | Jeff Price | played by Todd Scofield | | Reporter | played by Art Hall | | Det. Frank Barlow | played by Michael Stone Forrest |
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Episode Quotes
 | Season 5 / Episode 7: - Took
Det. James 'Jimmy' McNulty: The quicker we bring this in and shut it down, the safer we'll all be. I mean, Landsman wants me over to fucking Quantico, have the FBI do a profile.
Det. Lester Freamon: [laughs] You might learn something about yourself. |
| Season 5 / Episode 7: - Took
Reporter: What are you reading there, Senator?
State Sen. R. Clayton 'Clay' Davis: Promethus Bound. An ancient play, one of the oldest we have. About a simple man who was horrifically punished by the powers that be for the terrible crime of trying to bring light to the common people. In the words of [checks author] Ascyllius, "No good deed goes unpunished." I cannot tell you how much consolation I find in these slim pages. |
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MISTAKES/GOOFS
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TRIVIA
- As Gus (played by Clark Johnson (I)) enters the bar, he passes a man saying, "I used to own a bar". The man is played by Richard Belzer, who - as John Munsch in "Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993) co-owned a bar with Meldrick Lewis - played by Clark Johnson.
- Det. Vernon Holley is seen reading "Generation Kill". Show writers David Simon (II) and Ed Burns, adapted this novel into an HBO mini-series ("Generation Kill" (2008)).
Episode Screenshots (From Season 5)
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