I was thinking that, but if that was it, it leaves unanswered questions as to 1. How was Henry so familiar with Roland? Doesn’t make sense. 2. The final scene on the porch, Roland is introduced to Henry’s wife, but doesn’t acknowledge Rebecca, like they are so familiar with each other that they are automatically familiar. Maybe I’m nitpicking, but that shyt is full of plot holes. Didn’t even go over Wayne quitting, which he would have had to tell Roland directly. They could have at least given us a scene after Harris’s death. Maybe a small complaint, but the dialogue between the two of them was as good as between Purple and Amelia
True Detective - Season 3 (Jan. 13th/Official Thread)
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the cac mamba
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nah, season 2 was far more entertaining than this bullshyt. good acting can't make up for a weak story
this season was fukking awful. never in a million years would i need to revisit it, or even think about it again
like im still pulling up clips of season 1 on youtube. the fukk would i ever want to watch again about this? can you even point to a scene?but im not gonna interrupt the inevitable circle jerk, so ill just see myself out :jayhub:
Typical Mamba, throw a grenade into the thread, claim the thread is a circle jerk, and then run out the thread after his garbage hot take.nah, season 2 was far more entertaining than this bullshyt. good acting can't make up for a weak story
this season was fukking awful. never in a million years would i need to revisit it, or even think about it again
but im not gonna interrupt the inevitable circle jerk, so ill just see myself out :jayhub:
OJ Simpsom
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nah, season 2 was far more entertaining than this bullshyt. good acting can't make up for a weak story
this season was fukking awful. never in a million years would i need to revisit it, or even think about it again
but im not gonna interrupt the inevitable circle jerk, so ill just see myself out :jayhub:
Keeping it 100.I've given this thread and show more attention than should be warranted.
I'm out too.
the cac mamba
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if it isnt, then criticism shouldnt be a problem :jaymad:
Ok cool. I was waiting for some obvious ass betrayal to come. I loved this season. Like dude said, Mahershala has that Emmy on lock.
YES IT WAS CONFIRMED...
TOM WAS HIS FRIEND.
HE HELPED THE MAN CLEAN UP
AND GET HIS LIFE TOGETHER.
I don't even care that there wasn't some big pedo/cult like conspiracy. My biggest gripe is the telegraphing they did from EP. 1 where nikkas basically knew what happened from jump. That just leaves the story and the characters itself to try to be invested in, and although the acting was great, their lives portrayed on screen wasn't all that interesting or displayed as such at least. So, that just left the case to be super tuned into which basically played out like a lot of nikkas expected (save for the corny end) with no payoff for real (whatever you feel that might have been).
ok, cool, thanks for the info. I was convinced that he went into that biker bar to feel all that pain because he was in love and in a relationship with Tom, and then that scene in the last episode, when he drove up with that little dog in his lap, it just looked like they were portraying him as an old, lonely, gay guy.
YES IT WAS CONFIRMED...
TOM WAS HIS FRIEND.
HE HELPED THE MAN CLEAN UP
AND GET HIS LIFE TOGETHER.
Like @GoldenGlove said, the first two seasons were 8 episodes, why are we supposed to believe that Nic wrote season 3 as some 13 episode season
He's not gay.
Hays had gotten Roland hyped up and involved in some shyt that led to him killing Harris.
I posted that a few days back. Running through all these crazy ass theories, tying shyt back to season 1.
He convinced Roland to join his plan that resulted in Roland killing someone and getting so mad that he almost called him a ******.
The next day Hoyt tells him that if he keeps looking for the girl, other people will keep looking for her and as long as people are looking for her, Wayne's family is in danger. Hays then tells Amelia they need to stop messing with the case and move on.
We don't need to see him quit the job.
Roland was the main guy in the 1980 case and helped Tom out when he was going through some shyt.
ok, cool, thanks for the info. I was convinced that he went into that biker bar to feel all that pain because he was in love and in a relationship with Tom, and then that scene in the last episode, when he drove up with that little dog in his lap, it just looked like they were portraying him as an old, lonely, gay guy.
He wanted to feel that pain because he just killed someone, doing some shyt he didn't want to do.
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
As soon as the gay theory was propagated Nick immediately shot it down, which is probably why they didn't mention it. For the reddit sub you have to go to Google and type in true detective Reddit, and the sub will come up.
KalKal
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Wait, what about the teenager that went to jail. Didn’t he say that the boy was running around looking for Julie and that’s when they took his bike? From Junius’s story, Julie and her brother were never separated, right? There is a difference between red herrings and plot holes. I still really enjoyed it, but there were some glaring holes.