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Brett Goldstein Praises 'The Wire' as Worldly Guide
21 Sep
Summary
- Brett Goldstein cites 'The Wire' for teaching him about the world.
- He also praises 'Deadwood' for its exploration of civilization building.
- Goldstein considers 'Mad Men' a perfect, thrilling show with minimal plot.
Actor Brett Goldstein has shared his selections for the 21st century's best television series, offering insights into what makes them exceptional.
Goldstein specifically lauded 'The Wire,' expressing that the show provided him with a profound understanding of global mechanics. He noted its realistic portrayal of various institutions, including law enforcement, government, and the drug trade, and the inherent difficulties in enacting change.
Further elaborating on his choices, Goldstein placed 'Deadwood' as a close second to 'The Wire.' He finds it compelling for its depiction of how societies are formed, particularly in a lawless environment where selfishness and greed are prevalent, yet people eventually realize their interdependence.
His admiration also extended to 'Mad Men,' which he considers a perfect show with no weak episodes. Goldstein highlighted its unique ability to captivate audiences with minimal overt plot developments, describing it as thrillingly addictive.
