S05E06 · SCENE 7/24 · 08:28
The Dickensian Aspect · Homicide office
Bunk Offers Resources

Bunk tells McNulty he will need cars, OT, and lab work, and that money will flow on his case. A reporter discusses his story with an editor.

08:28→09:35
in the episode · 1m 07s · S05E06

What happens

08:28–09:35

Bunk tells McNulty he can have cars, OT, lab work, anything he needs, because money will flow on his case. A reporter named Scott talks to an editor about his story on the serial killer, saying it 'kinda wrote itself.' The editor praises his work and asks about tomorrow's story.

WhereHomicide office
DriverBunk
Positionescalation
ThreadHomicide Unit Investigation

Key lines

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09:11

They're Iooking for you to go on-camera. Me? On teIevision?

09:25

Just remember you're an ambassador for the paper.

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Beats

08:18Bunk's strategy

Scene in the episode

08:28–09:35
A · Stanfield Organization Activities
B · Omar Little's Survival and Revenge
C · Homicide Unit Investigation

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