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20 Years Later, The Wire Is Still a Cutting Critique of American Capitalism
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The first season of The Wire began 20 years ago this month. It remains one of this century's great television shows — both stylish and smart, with unforgettable characters woven into a striking portrait of the depredations of capitalism in one US city.
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