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| According to HBO's official site it was O-Dog who killed Bodie. | According to HBO's official site it was O-Dog who killed Bodie. | ||
| In the picture O-Dog is the one standing behind Snoop. If you rewatch that scene you can see O-Dog's face. Misplaced Pages is based on verifiable sources, and HBO's episode summary says it was O-Dog.] 23:11, 10 January 2007 (UTC) | In the picture O-Dog is the one standing behind Snoop. If you rewatch that scene you can see O-Dog's face. Misplaced Pages is based on verifiable sources, and HBO's episode summary says it was O-Dog.] 23:11, 10 January 2007 (UTC) | ||
| Thanks for your note on my talk page re: this. I also thought Michael shot Bodie the first time I watched the episode. On reading this: | |||
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| Monk tells Marlo and Chris that he saw Bodie getting into a car with a white guy when he got out of Central Booking. Assuming it's police, Marlo orders Chris to have his "pup" take care of it, "get him started." Chris objects that Michael worked for Bodie, "First time, best be someone he ain't know." Marlo agrees. | |||
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| On his corner, Bodie's having a slow night, along with Poot and Spider, who is now working the corner. When Poot alerts him to Chris approaching, Bodie refuses to leave. "This is my corner. I ain' runnin'." He fires at the cars Snoop and Chris are ducking behind, as Poot pleads with him to run. Unable to convince Bodie to flee, Poot finally runs for cover, passing a young hooded boy - O-Dog, one of Snoop and Chris's trainees - who creeps up to Bodie and shoots him in the head. Bodie falls to the ground and is finished with a second shot to the head. He lays there dead, as O-Dog jogs off to join his mentors. | |||
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| I re-watched it and was convinced otherwise. I hope that clears up why I reverted an edit that stated that Michael was responsible.--] 16:35, 11 January 2007 (UTC) | |||
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Arcayne, the vandal's name is User:Joehazelton -- lowercase 'h'.
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- Got here via the talk page for User:75.2.250.145; where you state that User:75.2.250.145 is User:Joehazelton, a "permanently blocked user with a history of unbalanced and flagrant violations of WP policy." User:75.2.250.145 is also causing a bit of a headache on the Talk:Neil Patrick Harris page. Can anything be done about a blocked user resurrecting themselves with an anon account? An RfC, or maybe some admin intervention? Thanks! -- weirdoactor -- 20:18, 7 November 2006 (UTC)
The Wire edit
According to HBO's official site it was O-Dog who killed Bodie. In the picture O-Dog is the one standing behind Snoop. If you rewatch that scene you can see O-Dog's face. Misplaced Pages is based on verifiable sources, and HBO's episode summary says it was O-Dog.JeffStickney 23:11, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
Thanks for your note on my talk page re: this. I also thought Michael shot Bodie the first time I watched the episode. On reading this: " Monk tells Marlo and Chris that he saw Bodie getting into a car with a white guy when he got out of Central Booking. Assuming it's police, Marlo orders Chris to have his "pup" take care of it, "get him started." Chris objects that Michael worked for Bodie, "First time, best be someone he ain't know." Marlo agrees.
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On his corner, Bodie's having a slow night, along with Poot and Spider, who is now working the corner. When Poot alerts him to Chris approaching, Bodie refuses to leave. "This is my corner. I ain' runnin'." He fires at the cars Snoop and Chris are ducking behind, as Poot pleads with him to run. Unable to convince Bodie to flee, Poot finally runs for cover, passing a young hooded boy - O-Dog, one of Snoop and Chris's trainees - who creeps up to Bodie and shoots him in the head. Bodie falls to the ground and is finished with a second shot to the head. He lays there dead, as O-Dog jogs off to join his mentors. "
I re-watched it and was convinced otherwise. I hope that clears up why I reverted an edit that stated that Michael was responsible.--Opark 77 16:35, 11 January 2007 (UTC)