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To: Sir_Ed
He did kill Crowley, who, according to the "code," was a snitch. I cut Vic a whole lot more slack than Claudette and Dutch, two "good little soldiers" who always play by the rules while the bad guys run wild.

It's like the lines from "A Few Good Men": who do you want "standing on that wall"? Vic? or Claudette?

I'd sleep like a baby with Vic on that wall, every night. Not so with Claudette.

50 posted on 11/26/2008 5:41:39 AM PST by LS ("Castles made of sand, fall in the sea . . . eventually." (Hendrix))
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To: LS

REALLY??

Even though Vic is the personification of all the bad guy cops around in real life: Lon Horiuchi; the HRT team that killed all those kids in Waco; the JBT’s that abuse people’s rights and shoot their dogs when they break into people’s houses at night in accidental SWAT raids? Aalthough you are right about Claudette!

I loved the finale by the way...Vic;s career ended not with a bang, but a whimper!

I wish they had showed Dutch (one of my favorite characters) breaking Lloyd the psychopath Mom-killer, and I’m glad they didn’t show Julian going back to the homosexual lifestyle.

And Ronnie’s screaming at Vic as he was arrested, I don’t think acting gets any better!

And the Shane Vandrell character, also amazing acting, with a sad, but plausible end.

Every so often a show comes along that moves drama to another level entirely, and The Shield was certainly that...I’ve seen every episode, and am really sad to see it go.

By the way, as a side note, have you written any books or papers saying what we conservatives have to do to win future elections, or if it is even possible to do so?

See ya’, Professor,

Ed


58 posted on 11/26/2008 11:36:38 AM PST by Sir_Ed
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