The sick part is the Grainery was already planned and happening so Bruce DiBiaggo and Clay Davis played Frank big time. The Grain Pier was a pipe dream and Frank was REALLY shooting for the moon with the canal dredging.
I have to say that krawchek is the biggest villain of the whole show. Hes the head of the puzzle palace. He wants the docks gone so he can build rich people condos. He takes drug money to help finance those condos. He works with the dirtiest of politicians. Etc etc.
@@ApathyBM Davis got blackmailed by Lester, Levy by Pearlman and Andy got the shit scared out of him by Omar not much done to those 3 other than that after all the shit they did in 5 seasons.
I feel Frank doesn’t get calls out enough on the stupidity of donating that window. It was a kind gesture, but that’s the kind of thing that draws attention, and even though Valceck’s reasoning was petty and self interested, he was right that there was something to be investigated. That doesn’t happen without the window.
Andy Kraw is arguably one of the biggest villains in the show. Fucked Stringer Bell out of his money, helped bury the Union guys and Frank with his hard push for condos on the Grainery and definitely pocketed some of that 54 million in school money when Carcetti was asking where it went.
He put the major crimes unit back in business to put a charge on Sobotka, but they ended up busting a brothel, figuring out what happened to the dead girls in the can, and they nearly caught The Greek. Some of the right things happened, even if for the wrong reasons.
think he wants valchek to realise frank sabotka has a lot of dirt and start an investigation against him so that the IBS collapses and he gets to build his housing but doesnt seem too fond of valchek as a person but as a means to a end.
Starts off with two boats and a distorted view of their reflections taking up the whole mirror the boats lie on. Could be a reach but if you're looking for meaning could be that these guys are about to completely change the future of the Baltimore Port and all the people that work there with the conversation they're about to have that leads them to the dock investigation.
Omar would've been completely justified in executing Krawcyzk. He was every bit as much in the game as Stringer only he didn't "get his hands dirty" the way Stringer and especially Avon did.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 The guy never did anything to Omar tho, it would've been outta character for Omar to blast someone he didn't even know or have some kind of history with.
The sick part is the Grainery was already planned and happening so Bruce DiBiaggo and Clay Davis played Frank big time. The Grain Pier was a pipe dream and Frank was REALLY shooting for the moon with the canal dredging.
I have to say that krawchek is the biggest villain of the whole show. Hes the head of the puzzle palace. He wants the docks gone so he can build rich people condos. He takes drug money to help finance those condos. He works with the dirtiest of politicians. Etc etc.
Him, Levy, and Davis were the Unholy Trinity of Baltimore
@@ApathyBM was he involved with Clay Davis with what happened to Stringer?
My kind of dude
So do the cops. Via civil forfeiture.
@@ApathyBM Davis got blackmailed by Lester, Levy by Pearlman and Andy got the shit scared out of him by Omar
not much done to those 3 other than that after all the shit they did in 5 seasons.
I feel Frank doesn’t get calls out enough on the stupidity of donating that window. It was a kind gesture, but that’s the kind of thing that draws attention, and even though Valceck’s reasoning was petty and self interested, he was right that there was something to be investigated. That doesn’t happen without the window.
Andy Kraw is arguably one of the biggest villains in the show. Fucked Stringer Bell out of his money, helped bury the Union guys and Frank with his hard push for condos on the Grainery and definitely pocketed some of that 54 million in school money when Carcetti was asking where it went.
How is he connected to the 54 million school budget deficit? Did I miss something?
@@Steelrat1994 He's president of the school board. Norman even calls him out on rolling the school debt for years and years.
Krawchek doesn't like Valchek messing with his display
Kilo Byte that too my friend
so many cheks
Lots of lives hurt because of Valchek
Valchek dismantled an entire narcotics investigation team over some stained glass windows. SMH. Worst Cop on the entire show.
Forgive my ignorance but how so ??
Valchek*.
What, all poles sound alike to you !!!
Valchek*
He put the major crimes unit back in business to put a charge on Sobotka, but they ended up busting a brothel, figuring out what happened to the dead girls in the can, and they nearly caught The Greek. Some of the right things happened, even if for the wrong reasons.
"Yeah, I seen worse"
How come Andy gave that look at 1:14 ? Lol
think he wants valchek to realise frank sabotka has a lot of dirt and start an investigation against him so that the IBS collapses and he gets to build his housing but doesnt seem too fond of valchek as a person but as a means to a end.
@@courtneyclark1215 Well said !
what does the opening moment of the scene with Krawcheck and Stan upside signify?
That the director thought he'd do something cool.
Kind of a long shot to watch two old dudes walk down stars. Plus, impressive use of spacing.
Starts off with two boats and a distorted view of their reflections taking up the whole mirror the boats lie on. Could be a reach but if you're looking for meaning could be that these guys are about to completely change the future of the Baltimore Port and all the people that work there with the conversation they're about to have that leads them to the dock investigation.
it looks good
Lol Pollocks
*Poles
Krawchek is the king. When Omar comes busting through with the shotgun in Season 3, the King is in check.
BNBG
Facts he the king of the business man game that's why he was present in the room with Marlo
Lmao
Omar would've been completely justified in executing Krawcyzk. He was every bit as much in the game as Stringer only he didn't "get his hands dirty" the way Stringer and especially Avon did.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 The guy never did anything to Omar tho, it would've been outta character for Omar to blast someone he didn't even know or have some kind of history with.