Host D. Watkins shares his thoughts on the We Own This City finale. Executive producer George Pelecanos walks through theories about Sean Suiter's death and how the team chose to depict it. Then, Watkins interviews actor Jamie Hector about playing Suiter and what Suiter's story teaches us about corruption in the Baltimore Police Department. Finally, series co-creator and executive producer David Simon discusses returning to Baltimore so many years after creating The Wire and the city's addiction to the drug war.

Host D. Watkins discusses Episode 5, which explores how the thin blue line of police loyalty shields some of Baltimore's dirtiest cops from the consequences of their actions.

Host D. Watkins discusses Episode 4, which focuses on the corruption of Wayne Jenkins and the ripple effect of the Gun Trace Task Force on Baltimore's civilians.

Host D. Watkins discusses Episode 3, which focuses on how policing affects the lives of everyday Baltimoreans.

Host D. Watkins discusses the infamously brutal Baltimore cop, Daniel Hersl. Executive producers George Pelecanos and David Simon discuss Hersl's origin story and reputation. Rapper Young Moose talks to Watkins about the toll Hersl's policing took on him as a young Black man in Baltimore and how Hersl's name landed in one of his songs. Actor Josh Charles joins Watkins to discuss the research and preparation he did to bring Hersl's character to the screen in Episode 2 and what he hopes fans might take away from the series.

Host D. Watkins shares his story of how he went from the streets to the We Own This City writers' room.