Comments on: DEA – Spike TV’s 2nd Season – The Show’s Back!

By: Donna Thomas

Donna Thomas — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 11:38:45 +0000

I would REALLY like to see the DEA show more often.

By: Vitor

Vitor — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 22:20:53 +0000

Is a big stupid all the frustrated machos man of the DEA want to fight weed. For them getting a guy with weed is a big party for them. If they instead go home and Fu.. Their wife’s and live the people who wants smoke weed alone. Weed is a thing that even in the bible is written. I speak in weed but also cannabis. Why they don’t spend their energy’s running after guys with heroin and cocaine and leave the weed alone. Make me sick. This is a free world. Wake up. Put your eyes in holland and leave your frustrations at home o.k? Mister policeman and is even more funny when they catch a couple of joints and they are very happy and say that it was a very good night. Shame on them

By: claudette

claudette — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 13:38:26 +0000

THE ONLY OTHER SHOW REALITY SHOW I LIKE IS FIRST 48HRS SO IT IS DEA AND AND 48HRS ,I HAVE A LOT OF RESPECT FOR POLICE ESPECIALLY DEA WHO ARE GOING OUT THERE AND ENDANGERING THEIR LIVES FOR US ,ONE MAY GET BAD POLICE BUT WHY TAKE IT OUT ON ALL OF THEM BAD PRIESYS ETC, BUT WHEN THEY ARE IN TROUBLE WHO DO THEY PHONE FIRST THE POLICE,DONT ALWAYS PUT THEM DOWN,
So DEA keep up the good work you are all doing

By: bob

bob — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 01:26:03 +0000

nicely written, i think some people may argue with you because these drugs are worse then moonshine or booze. if you need “ammo” and vehicles, in this case not s!@t cars that can move, blend in, and have room. just so happens that a nicer car is needed to perform. these big toys are driven hard. I dont want some skinhead gang running blocks from drug money… maybe all the Cali dispensaries scared a lot of other state politicians but we seem to be on the right taxation track. Amsterdam has its scary side no matter how cheery your favorite shop is. the show is excellent and just my views yours were good to read.

By: Radek M. Gadek

Radek M. Gadek — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 23:58:44 +0000

no clue

By: jemma

jemma — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 20:34:15 +0000

hey do you know when the second series is shown in the UK?

By: Cuddly Wolverine

Cuddly Wolverine — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 14:48:51 +0000

I don’t know. Is the DEA ‘Reality’ show popular or propagandist. Is it relating a truth or telling us a story. Hey kids.. this is how it is. You can’t trust anyone because we can ‘flip’ EVERYONE!!! All they do all day is hang around spying on people and spending incomprehensible swadges of cash. Boys with their toys, lots of big vehicles and plenty ammo.. lots of sinister dealers and ‘sources’. In another decade or another century or another country they’d be busting the guy who was making moonshine or selling booze at a speakeasy. The question is.. if everyone wants to get high (and admit it, one way or another everyone does) than why aren’t drugs legalised and regulated and turned into a money spinner INSIDE our economy, rather than spending millions (and I mean MILLIONS) trying to stop people OUTSIDE our economy from getting rich while satisfying an obviously enormous demand. And, last question.. what the heck would the DEA do if there were no illegal drugs. They’re not called the Shoelace Enforcement Agency… The clue is in the name. The message is on the tin. THEY NEED US TO KEEP BUYING ILLEGAL DRUGS or they’d be outta a job. Very simple fact. And please, could they stop spending days and hours and weeks and months and MILLIONS busting some little dude with a coupla doobies in his sock drawer, so they can sneak up on him in their HUGE vehicles and traffic stop him and bust him and ‘flip’ him. Their modus operandi is vaguely reminiscent of all of those greatly feared and infamous agencies.. the KGB and the Stasi. After World War II the Stasi, (the East German Secret Police) had 100,000 employees and 200,000 informants. If anyone thinks it’s groovy to pick people up and threaten them unless they rat out everyone else they know.. then you need your head examined. Spike’s DEA Reality Show scares me about what is considered ‘normal’ behaviour, even amongst thieves.

By: Lori

Lori — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:34:15 +0000

I also wonder showing their faces they must be in danger. Did any of the agents see the movie, “The Punisher” with Tom Jane (actor) The bad guys came after the agent and his entire family. Honestly I am watching the show for the action and good looking agents. There is quite a few cuties especially one named Chris. I’m sure the majority of females are watching for the same reason. By the way is Chris Single? Height? Age? ????????

By: diane

diane — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 03:10:54 +0000

THE SHOW IS FANTASTIC AND I LOVE WATCHING. WITH THE FACES OF THE AGENTS UNCOVERED AND ON TV, AREN’T THEY IN DANGER OF RETALIATION FROM THE BIG DRUG DEALERS? HOW CAN THE AGENTS STAY ACTIVE WITH THEIR FACES CLEARLY VISABLE. WON’T THE BAD GUYS BE WATCHING AND RECOGNIZE THEM?

By: Radek M. Gadek

Radek M. Gadek — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 04:31:33 +0000

I’ve seen that episode on Spike TV. You can probably go to Spike.com to look up that episode, watch it, and see if they mention the location. I personally don’t know if they mentioned a location at all. Good luck with everything.