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Rest In Power Kobe
Hays kept secrets from her.So Amelia knew Julie was alive when she interviewed the girl back in the 90s...kept her secret with her all the way to her grave.
True Detective - Season 3 (Jan. 13th/Official Thread)
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Every season thus far has been 8 episodes thoThis leads me to believe that the Nick P. may wanted more episodes (perhaps 1 or 2 more) to allow the storyline to flesh out completely, but HBO only approved for 8...due to budget constraints.
Just like Season 5 of The Wire
And he said he would quit during their conversation at the bar. She also knew that this particular case consumed his mind since 80.
So she made an executive decision not to tell him directly, but put it in her book instead.
"You want to hide something from a nikka? Put it in a book" - Jadakiss
Maybe Hays figures it all out if he read his wife's book when she was still around
The things Roland uttered are precisely what we are thinking when we come across fat, ugly cac couples, the women in particular.shytted on that biker muthafukka AND his bytch.
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CROM
Pray. I will not listen, but I will laugh at you
WHO SAID HENRY WAS PRETENDING TO BE HAYES SON....
I must have missed that one! 
BaileyPark31
Love, Peace, Health, and Wealth
Loved the scene with Roland and the dog.
I'm still pissed Tom never got to see his daughter, and his baby momma knew she was alive living close by.
Cyclops is dead azz wrong. He knew a crackhead mom sold her daughter and the father was looking for her.
I am confused about: - did Julie and the nuns know she was the missing Purcell girl? Did the Ardoin boy have to tell her? And why wouldn't she want to see her dad?
I'm still pissed Tom never got to see his daughter, and his baby momma knew she was alive living close by.
Cyclops is dead azz wrong. He knew a crackhead mom sold her daughter and the father was looking for her.
I am confused about: - did Julie and the nuns know she was the missing Purcell girl? Did the Ardoin boy have to tell her? And why wouldn't she want to see her dad?
Haliax
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So Hayes found Julie but his dementia kicked on and he didnt recognize her??? Is that what happened??? Why did he go on the drive alone??
Someone help me make sense of this????
I think he played the dementia angle so that Julie wouldnt get remotely suspicious. He saw that she had moved on and found happiness. No need to dig up her old wounds by making her suspicious.
CROM
Pray. I will not listen, but I will laugh at you
Great Finale. I understand that people wanted more puzzles to solve or some twist, but this was the only feasible way it could've ended. Hayes and West are old men....if there was something MAJOR going on still...what could they have done? Plus, having nuns fake your death and marrying the guy that was questioned about you as a little kid was a decent enough twist. The little girl being named "Lucy" was a nice touch. I didn't care for the exposition by the 1 eyed brother, but...it's 2015...how else would we have gotten the details? This was well done and a master class in acting by Ali and Dorff.
Fillerguy
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Nic did it again.
normally i get angry about media pump faking finales and i kind of was with this but i was satisfied. S1 gave me the same feeling
The journey, the acting
normally i get angry about media pump faking finales and i kind of was with this but i was satisfied. S1 gave me the same feelingThe journey, the acting
Mr Hate Coffee
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But I feel like your second point negates the first. If he wants her to have peace why send that snooping podcast chick her way? I think he genuinely forgot who she was. He gave his son the paper to follow up.
TheGodling
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I liked the finale. Yes, the dinner table scene was too heavy on exposition, although it did simply put all the pieces in the right place. I do think the ending would have worked better if Pizzolatto could get us to care more about Hays and Amelia. I think the right idea was there but it didn't feel like an accumulation of their interactions like the intention seemed to be.
Either way the season as a whole was great to me, with amazing acting from Ali, Dorff and McNairy.
Either way the season as a whole was great to me, with amazing acting from Ali, Dorff and McNairy.
The Fukin Prophecy
RIP Champ
7/10 Season
Ending felt rushed and extremely anti climactic IMO...Didn't really care much for the twist at the end and It was obvious that little girl was probably her daughter before the reveal...
Mahershala acting stole the show and made this season...Without his stellar performance this is a 4/10 season at best...The way breh acted like a senile old man was ridiculous...If I didn't know that was him I would of legit thought that was a real senile old man...
Ending felt rushed and extremely anti climactic IMO...Didn't really care much for the twist at the end and It was obvious that little girl was probably her daughter before the reveal...
Mahershala acting stole the show and made this season...Without his stellar performance this is a 4/10 season at best...The way breh acted like a senile old man was ridiculous...If I didn't know that was him I would of legit thought that was a real senile old man...
Fillerguy
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Just realized Roland is Deacon Frost. This dude practically lived in B movies. All he needed was a shot
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^^^ Actor who plays Becca
"PUNISH ME"
*Junius voice*
^^^ Actor who plays Becca
"PUNISH ME"
*Junius voice*
Becca's distance (Henry's too...in the earlier episodes) from her dad is pretty obvious. After their mother died, he became emotionally distant with his own grief and didn't do much to consider his kids' grief. "Dad, we're hurting too". It was downhill after that.