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The Wire

Come on, man, play defense. - Let's go!- D-up, b. - Who is he?- That's Marcus Rivera, man....

The Wire S01E09 2002
Come on, man, play defense. - Let's go!- D-up, b. - Who is he?- That's Marcus Rivera, man. He out of lake Clifton.That nigger played in Italy and shit. Yo, slim. What's up, man? You got to goall the way to Europe to get you a ringer? He home now. But I see youpulling boys out the junior colleges. He from eastside, went to dunbar. Playboy, how come you wearing that suit? It's 85 fucking degreesand you trying to be like pat Riley. Look the part, be the part, motherfucker. You got a fake fucking clipboard.You can't even read a playbook. Be for real. Bunch of bitches

Full Transcript

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Come on man play defense
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Let's go D up b
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Who is he That's Marcus Rivera man
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He out of lake Clifton That nigger played in Italy and shit
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Yo slim What's up man You got to go all the way to Europe to get you a ringer
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He home now But I see you pulling boys out the junior colleges
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He from eastside went to dunbar
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Playboy how come you wearing that suit
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It's 85 fucking degrees and you trying to be like pat Riley
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Look the part be the part motherfucker
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You got a fake fucking clipboard You can't even read a playbook
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Be for real Bunch of bitches
Available in 6 languages
Duration
42 seconds
Views
14
Timestamp in Movie
00:31:30
Uploaded
Mar 17, 2026
Season
1
Episode
9

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Movie Summary

Told from the points of view of both the Baltimore homicide and narcotics detectives and their targets, the series captures a universe in which the national war on drugs has become a permanent, self-sustaining bureaucracy, and distinctions between good and evil are routinely obliterated.