My favorite drug dealer TV shows, ranked

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Now, I realize that my favorites are not everyone elseā€™s favorites, and I realize that I have not watched all the same shows as everyone else, so this is why I say this is my ranking. Itā€™s not definitive by any means; it is just a listing of the ones I like. Your opinion will likely differ, and thatā€™s fine. Go write about it somewhere else because another thing about me? Iā€™m not finna argue with yā€™all about nothing. 

Oh, one other thing before I get this list started. All of these shows are personal favorites. A show being last on the list doesnā€™t mean it is a bad show; it wouldnā€™t be on this list if I didnā€™t like it and recommend it for viewing. It just means that when compared to my other favorite shows, this is where it is on the list. 

Letā€™s begin. 

My favorite drug dealer TV shows, ranked

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Wendell Pierce is one of my favorite actors. I stan. I was so excited to do this interview, and he did not disappoint. (read more after the jump)

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