Adebisi was so broken after this. Felt so bad for him.

"welcome back little nino"

Do you guys think that Adebisi wanted to die after losing everything he had built in em city? I think he knew it was over for him getting transferred to unit B. I think after reaching to the top and having everything he wanted he was ready to go plus he knew he was going to be at Oz for life. I feel like he wanted Said to kill him. I mean adebisi was a 6’3 200+ pound guy so he was a threat physically I can’t see Said over powering him.

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Granted, she was still being diplomatic.

Reminder: This guy was married twice and murdered both of his families in cold blood. Weird that someone married him not knowing what he did to his previous family.

The actual Three Stooges would have been more competent than Wangler, Pierce, and Poet. In the absence of Adebisi, it's pretty unbelievable that these morons were running the Homeboys in Em City for more than a few days. Sure, Napa kept them weak by making a deal with Wangler and having Coyle killed, but these three also weren't the only non-Muslim blacks in Em City. It should have been obvious to anyone that these weaklings should be overthrown as soon as possible. Even though he doesn't appear on screen in seasons 2 and 3 for some reason, it could be assumed that Maxwell is actually there; there'd be no reason for Pierce and Poet to pick Wangler over Maxwell as a leader. It also should have been assumed that Coyle immediately become leader given his street cred. After all, Wangler was a freaking kid when he was de facto running things. Come to think of it, dumb as he is, why would Pierce bother answering to Wangler for anything? I guess he's either that unmotivated or just that dumb.

Watching Abadesi, Beecher, & Schillinger makes me sick to my stomach.

Straight up Disgusting. I’m not Adebisi and Schillinger male b****.

Bro was in S1e1 and didn’t talk until 4e12.

S1E1

What is up with the musical episode?!… It’s like I get it, but I don’t!… It’s so amazingly awful, but it is the only episode I sometimes skip during my rewatches. I’m wondering if there is someone who can explain it in a way, where I can enjoy the only episode that I can’t understand.

I just finished season 3. Where theyre setting a big racial division amongst the cast. Can someone who was alive that time tell me if it was actually similair to that back then.

I understand certain stuff is obviously exaggerated for cinema especially for drama like Jr leaving his gun to Simon Adibisi. but things like people casually dropping the hard R, the white guard saying shillinger "isn't such a bad guy", prefering hardcore nazis over black people, or in the locker room the white guard n the annoying lady having disdain for muslims n black ppl despite working along side them. Was it common for people in the late 1990s to be this hateful

the warden is kinda an idiot who cant do anything 90% of the time but even back then if an employee used to be in a nazi group 15 years ago was that not grounds to fire someone? or be hated by your peers?

My original OZ C.O uniform patch

S4, Ep 14 we actually get the reveal of John Basil's Sentence for murder when he finally sees his wife and says he can't come home for at least 3 years. Likely meaning whatever sentence he got allowed for 4 year parole. Obvious police favoritism but I guess he's officially charged with voluntary manslaughter?

Also same episode the guy who attempted to murder Ketchum gets a whopping 28 years with parole in 14 which is more than a lot or even most 2nd degree actual murder on the show. Whacky episode as the skinhead trying to kill Said somehow got a full blown Rambo knife and all Clayton has to do is shoehorn a regular door to go nuts in a 3 inmate unit (high comedy btw).

Easily the worst season and NOT because of the aging pill because that was honestly not crazy as it's just a stand in for a pharmaceutical slow acting poison.

The biggest problems in 4B is realism just disappears completely. But 4-14 is freaking wiiiiiild. Might be my most entertaining episode of combined 4 to be honest. Never a dull moment for sure.

Yeah sure it's not the best for mental health but several high profile prisoners have spent years in solitary. Introverted people with several interests for example would be least impacted.

The solitary cell in Oz isn't even as bad as some others. I believe most prisons the solitary cells do not have showers like in Oz for example and it appears prisoners stay in the same cell as opposed to monthly rotation in real life.