HBO's The Wire is often called the greatest TV show of all time—but how did it earn that title? In this episode of High and Low Retrospective, we dive deep into the rise, impact, and lasting legacy of The Wire. From its raw portrayal of Baltimore to its influence on modern television, we explore why The Wire still matters.
How To Make It in America: The HBO Streetwear Show That Was Ahead of Its Time →
HBO’s How to Make It in America was more than just a show—it was a vibe. A spiritual successor to Entourage, it captured the hustle, grind, and dreams of young creatives trying to make it in New York’s fashion scene. But why did it get canceled so soon? In this High and Low Retrospective, we break down its origins, cast, impact, and why it still has a cult following today.
Entourage: The Life and Death of HBO’s Hollywood Fantasy →
Entourage was HBO’s ultimate Hollywood fantasy—a show about fame, fortune, and friendship in the early 2000s. From Vincent Chase’s rise to stardom to Ari Gold’s legendary rants, the series defined an era of television. But how has it aged? In this High and Low Retrospective, we revisit Entourage’s origins, cultural impact, and lasting legacy. Was it a groundbreaking hit or just Hollywood wish fulfillment?