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No such thing as a bad pierogi 🥟

Aw, sad to hear he's died. In a show full of rephrensible characters, I think I hated his the most. That's one hell of a performance.

Could just be hedging. Gets a favour for free

Valchek would prefer Carcetti to win but he doesn't need it to happen. Valchek can manipulate Burrell just fine already. If Valchek goes public with the BJ and Carcetti still loses to one of the black candidates, he burns that bridge forever. If he keeps quiet about it and gives Herc some good advice, then Royce winning again doesn't cost him anything and gets Herc into a position of power. Betraying Herc is low-reward, high-risk. Keeping the secret means he can't lose.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Got the old pos boomer to quit touching him though huh bish

"Buncha rat fuckers, all a ya"

Colvin gave Carver some harsh truth at the end of season 3 and Carver actually used the harsh truth to be a better cop and a better man.

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 It's a shame Colvin didn't have more time and more power within the police, or even as an advisor to the schools. He seemed to actually understand the big picture is made up of thousands of tiny ones

@@purplefood1 He couldn't save the police or the school...but he was able to save Namond. That's his victory.

Depends how you look at it. If you look at the whole show...Herc lands pretty well. He's making big money for Levy.

@@sethzwicker3631 yeah but string was making good money too. Everybody in the upper half of Avon’s Crew did well financially but got what was coming to them. Marlo did well in the game and made it to the end of the show partly because he understood that there were things more important than money (my name is my name!) but by the end he was starting to forget that and he lost his name in the streets and with it his identity. Daniels was implied early on to be dirty, and value money and position above police work and the public good, but he decided to be good police and he did well consistently through the series. There are exceptions; clay Davis is the greediest guy in the show and he is able to keep swimming the whole time, but nobody genuinely likes or trusts him. If your only goal is financial success you can be a scumbag, sure, but A. It doesn’t leave you with much in the way of friends or supporters and B. It’s only worth it for as long as you keep your life and as Stringer Bell found out, when you create enemies around every corner, it gets harder to keep your money and your life.

He took that punch better than Tony did with Bobby lol

Nothing. You'll have to search for the actor who played the character and see what he has. I just manage these for Al.

Rat-F***ER's all of you...you think you can freeze me out?

@@AlBrownIsValchek It's a quote from the show.

What kind of fucked up father do you have?

Then he gets punched by his son-in-law in the next scene

Valchek was humbled by the way he drove Roland to punch him and the way Frank died for his union. It's implied that Valchek felt remorse for his actions during these events.

Good fucking point!

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 He was there trying to protect Roland late in season 3 after the bad shooting so they got over their differences.

Valchek knew he was wrong and it took getting punched in the face by his daughters husband to teach him that. We later see Valchek going to bat for Prez in season 3 when he accidentally shot the undercover guy.

Oh yes they can be. Lekvar sucks. Expecting Potato and cheese or potato and onion and getting a lekvar will ruin your day.

@@From-North-Jersey I bet it will do! How can you guys (I mean Americans) make pierogi with something like lekvar...

@@Acolith My Great Grandmother used to make them along with lekvar cookies around Christmas. She would serve the Lekvar pierogis and cookies for desert along side poppy seed roll and walnut roll. Claimed that was how her grandmother used to do holiday deserts Poland.

@@From-North-Jersey this is interesting, Lekvar is a Hungarian thing and in nowadays not really known in Poland (I used to live 26 years in Poland and never heard of it before). Pierogis are usually savoury (minced pork or cabbage & mushroom or cottage cheese & potatoes) but you can get sweet too (cottage cheese & sugar or strawberry or forest fruits). It's funny to see how the same cuisine evolves differently across the World

@@Acolith I 100% believe you, My mothers side of the family always replied "polak, slovak and check" when ever asked their ethnicity. I never heard them break down the ratio and considering their love of chicken paprikas and all things lekvar they may have forgotten about an ingredient in our family recipe.

May have meant it in more ways than one now that I think about it xD. Herc is not the brightest fellow either.

@@andrewcook1246 herc had his moments. Knucklehead through and through, but shit he definitely had his moments

@@poodymeiner3125 I love Herc, funny character and layered beautifully. Took his lumps like a man and came out smelling like roses.

As literally everyone there agreed

Took it like a champ though

I don't think incompetent is the right word to describe him

Valchek is a prime example of crooked police and corrupted "power." He's an essential part of the show. And he ends up being commissioner. The last person who should be running the BPD, but politics mean a lot. And these politics ruin real progress in upholding the law. No matter how nonsensical and feeble these laws are.

@@YaowBucketHEAD o

That is art imitating real life. That's why police reform is impossible. Corruption is imbedded.

@@aichejaye363 exactly.

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