Joe Inscoe

Baltimore's renewed police commitment brings fresh recruits to Daniels and McNulty, starting with Carver. Facing a new political challenge, Carcetti is forced to make dangerous political deals. As the Pulitzer season winds down, Haynes approaches Templeton about his sources. Bunk returns a McNulty favor; little Kenard makes a big score; Dukie finds work; Fletcher continues his interview with Bubbles; Freamon presents his latest plan to a prosecutor; Sydnor uncovers the missing piece to a puzzle; McNulty comes clean.

Michael and Lincoln go house-hunting in Utah to find Westmoreland’s hidden money; T-Bag shows his particular brand of Southern hospitality; Haywire finally re-surfaces; Sucre finds a familiar face on the road; Mahone’s interest in the legend of DB Cooper leads him closer to the escapees.

Lincoln is determined to reunite with LJ, who is suspicious of his good fortune in Arizona; Michael, C-Note, Sucre and T-Bag’s hunt for buried treasure finally pays off; Kellerman has a change of heart just as Sara is targeted by The Company; and Mahone forces Tweener to make a deadly choice.

Nightmares give Ben clues to the murderer of a celebrity doctor who was selling secrets about a client to the press.

When a known mob leader comes up for parole, two of the three witnesses who testified against him are found dead and Walker must protect the third.

As the Kentucky state assembly election approaches, two candidates emerge: the hardworking and honest newcomer Gerald Clancy, and William Winters, whose ethics are questionable. The big issue during the political campaign: the tobacco farmers are outraged when the Winters' foreman John Turner offers just 5 cents a pound for their tobacco down from last year's 8 cents a pound.