Well, Marty wouldn't. Rust would, if Marty hadn't interrupted him in the first meeting. Rust can figure out if someone did it within 10 minutes of talking to them. He would've smelled that dudes psychosphere.When the old lady said, "You know Carcosa?"
I thought the juxtaposition between the black detectives and Marty and Rust was interesting. The former comes up on the prime suspect by happenstance and can't even be bothered to pay attention to him. Marty and Rust would've been all over that.
Now Cole is on some Mission Impossible shyt 
.....he's a cop bruh. that's everyday. i think he had some sort of revelation & that's why he said it to her in that way.
Breh u over thinking shyt...He's saying thanks for everything cuz he knows he about to fukk with some powerful people that can end up getting him killed.
Yeah, I was going to mention that Marty sucked as a detective back then because he was so distracted by other things, women, etc. That's why Rust was impressed when Marty got all that info by himself.
you got one more episode, could break your way
the case/the job ruined them, a la The King in Yellow. dudes just haaaad to be so deeply immersed in their lives as detectives, in what were essentially stories that they wanted to know the end to, that their lives fell apart. a genius juxtaposition to those who appreciate literature and good storytelling, a disappointment to those who want action like the scene in the projectsThoroughly enjoyed Rust & Marty back at it after their lives had turned to shyt. Seeing Marty with that failing business, and eating that TV-Dinner was such potent ether, brehsThat 5 second scene should be enough to convince all the Coli-Players to get married, and stay married. From like 50 on that bachelor life is
The fact that Rust was actually just drinking his life away in a bar since 2002 was also depressing. Dude had nothing. Not gonna lie, that burglary scene was a bitto me. If there has been any drop off in the last two episodes, for me, its because of some shyt like that. Rust getting his mission impossible on, and that being a major plot point was kind of weak to me.
Still, the greatness of the dynamic between MM and WH is what carried these episodes. Watching how they played their relationship ten year after the falling out was dope to me.
Maggie showing up to the bar seems sort of random. Makes me think she's still somehow involved, not sure on that one.
Last, I'm starting to think spoilers with this show aint that big of a deal. Doesn't look like it's shaping up to have that kind of a mind-blowing ending. Things have been developing in a fairly logical manner, the more interesting developments are between Marty and Rust.....
dude fought off a whole block of people while keeping a hostage alive, him breaking into a house after doing surveillance for 4 months and cracking a safe is highly plausible. he was a b&e detective, he knows all the tricks and had nothing but time to try themMarty's life looked depressing as hell when he and Rust were catching up. My man checking out GILFs on match.com while his ex-wife living in a mansion and still looking damn good for her age
shyt, i loved this episode, i dont know what people are expecting. way better than the last one. i think people are a bit frustrated with how slowly the story is progressing. i was pissed when i heard the music start playing at the end
Some might not grasp it but if those kids were on LSD and meth being tortured and molested by the Scarred lawn mower man.
His scars would be perceived like
Hence the spaghetti monster description.
Just giving an adult a surprise dose of that combo would bewith no torture...But kids
