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.

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.

When a gambling house opens in Lexington, Jeremy can't resist getting himself a piece of the action. However, his beginner's luck quickly runs out when a card shark named Dugan cleans him out. And when Dugan discovers that he's been shortchanged $100 on his winnings, Jeremy becomes the prime suspect.