Official ‘True Detective: Night Country’ Thread | HBO

[Ironman]

Yea this was stupid

 

[Ironman]

Navarro just walked off into the arctic on foot? So she killed herself like her sister or....What was the point in the spiral shyt? Why did the scientist dude in the hospital rise up like that? What was the point in most of this shyt happening? Man what the fukk HBO really signed off on this??

 

[taker597]

Why does this show does it best to make indigenous people look like uncivilized savages?

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Just finished the finale, from an emotional standpoint of the Navarro/Danvers characters and an explanation of what happened to the scientists/Annie I would say it was satisfying. I wouldn't have been able to piece together the ultimate group responsible and the road to get there wasn't the smoothest. Clark/Otis as breadcrumbs weren't the best. The series has always floated around the supernatural/mysterious angle, but never fully dived in for any of the seasons. The spiral and previous callbacks weren't needed.

Ultimately the show seemed concerned with the main partnership between Danvers/Navarro and the town of Ennis. What the mine and scientist station were doing to the community. The setting was definitely one of the highlights of the season.

 

[Ironman]

I'm watching the homie now to understand myself.

I haven't watched yet but honestly they've over thought this season because most of what they've broke down has been ignored or not even a thing. HBO needs their asses whooped

 

[Tres Leches]

4/10

 

[taker597]

Just finished the finale, from an emotional standpoint of the Navarro/Danvers characters and an explanation of what happened to the scientists/Annie I would say it was satisfying. I wouldn't have been able to piece together the ultimate group responsible and the road to get there wasn't the smoothest. Clark/Otis as breadcrumbs weren't the best. The series has always floated around the supernatural/mysterious angle, but never fully dived in for any of the seasons. The spiral and previous callbacks weren't needed.

Ultimately the show seemed concerned with the main partnership between Danvers/Navarro and the town of Ennis. What the mine and scientist station were doing to the community. The setting was definitely one of the highlights of the season.

They left like an easy 2 episodes worth exploring on the table. Just weird... A flashback of the research facility and getting a more elaborate background on the facility would of been compelling.

There is no way that this was originally conceived as a TV series. They left so much shyt on the table as a writer.

 

[Lootpack]

Mothafukkin’ GODDAMN orange peel spirals.

 

[Ironman]

So....who cut out Annies tongue? How did it get there? Rhat showrunner is as bad as the Ironfist dudes

 

[Regular_P]

Absolute rubbish finale.

I know there's gonna be a handful of you contrarians in here to

this bullshyt too.

Buncha red herrings in every episode only for...

Spoiler

the fukking cleaning ladies wiping out the scientists like a group of Sicarios.

Everybody hearing "voices" and seeing "ghosts."

This is some garbage I'd expect on Netflix, not HBO.

 

[the elastic]

I’ve seen D-list horror movies on Tubi play around with the supernatural better than this. This is pitiful.

Recs?

 

[taker597]

Man...

 

[taker597]

Edit

 

[Regular_P]

Remember when the caribou jump off a fukking cliff to begin the show? This shyt was pointless from the opening scene.

 

[jwinfield]

Mothafukkin’ GODDAMN orange peel spirals.

Me to my wife while that scene played out

Who the fukk peels an orange like that?