True Detective - Season 3 (Jan. 13th/Official Thread)

[Mike Nasty]

I used to think Amelia was involved but it's setting up for her to be a victim because she knows too much. She's going to have Heys going Rambo and killing everyone.

It's not that she knows too much (the one eyed man told her she doesn't know nothing), it's that she won't stop asking questions. She's naive and reckless in writing her books, which Hayes has been saying all along. It's clear now she's not a suspect, but her carelessness probably plays a large part in the story.

 

[Lootpack]

THIS shyt SHOULD BE 10 EPISODES.

I FEEL THESE LAST TWO JOINTS GONNA BE RUSHED...

I WONDER IF TOM AND HARRIS EVER BEEN LOVERS
SINCE HE SAID THAT GAY shyt TO HAYES.

HE MAY TURN AROUND AND KISS DUDE
WHEN THE EPISODE STARTS.



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I disagree.

We almost have a full picture at this point, we know Julie is alive and was most likely dealt by the hands of her own mother to the Hoyts. Now it's time for Wayne and Roland to finally go all in and put the pieces together. This can be wrapped in two episodes nicely. Pretty sure the finale is gonna be longer than an hour anyways.

If this is S1, we're at the part where Marty and Rust reconcile 12 years after their hostile altercation at work.

 

[Lootpack]

It's not that she knows too much (the one eyed man told her she doesn't know nothing), it's that she won't stop asking questions. She's naive and reckless in writing her books, which Hayes has been saying all along. It's clear now she's not a suspect, but her carelessness probably plays a large part in the story.

Curiosity kills the cat.

 

[CHICAGO]

I disagree.

We almost have a full picture at this point, we know Julie is alive and was most likely dealt by the hands of her own mother to the Hoyts. Now it's time for Wayne and Roland to finally go all in and put the pieces together. This can be wrapped in two episodes nicely. Pretty sure the finale is gonna be longer than an hour anyways.

If this is S1, we're at the part where Marty and Rust reconcile 12 years after their hostile altercation at work.

I WOULD AGREE IF WE DIDNT HAVE THE 2015 STORYLINE.





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[HollywoodP]

ETA: Wait there are two black guys with glassy eyes? :swaggyP:In the same town??? WTF son.

I think it was explained that a really big portion or the residents are workers at Hoyts Chicken Factory. And that injuries happening while working in the chicken line was quite common.

but her carelessness probably plays a large part in the story.

her carelessness has already played a big part in the story. She completely shyt the bed with her interactions with Lucy who obviously should be a major person of interest in this case.

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

Ol' boy from season 1 was a hunter

Hoyt is a hunter

Hays is a hunter too.

Spoiler

 

[BXKingPin82]

It's not that she knows too much (the one eyed man told her she doesn't know nothing), it's that she won't stop asking questions. She's naive and reckless in writing her books, which Hayes has been saying all along. It's clear now she's not a suspect, but her carelessness probably plays a large part in the story.

All this here.

 

[BXKingPin82]

Curiosity kills the cat.

 

[hex]

I been sick, had the flu, etc. so I'm a couple episodes behind but this shyt is dope to me so far. I don't get where the "it's slow, boring, nothing is happening" talk is coming from....it's a mystery....people had theories but nobody really knew what the fukk was going on in the season 1 thread, either. If you go back and read it, 90% of the thread was theories, same as this.

Fred.

 

[The Fire]

Somebody on Reddit called it that Tom was gay. The person said him and Roland be too close Roland might turn out gay too brehs

No real big surprises IMO. We knew Hoyt was apart of all that ish and Lucy probably got paid off. We just gotta figure out how it all went down still.

They finally showed that Black dude with the dead eye who is involved. We knew it wasn't Sam Whitehead who they talked to in 1980.

Nah Roland isn’t gay. Those Reddit cacs just projecting

 

[The Fire]

Spoiler

Btw the dead eye nikka at the book event was definitely the one that was mentioned. And that fat bytch sitting beside Lucy was the “aunt”
guessing they were in cahoots

 

[Scottie Drippin]

Took me six episodes and considerable help from e-detectives with the Ardoin catch. I finally have my theory: Hays and his breh found Julie in 1990 and covered it up, deciding whatever new life she had was better than what she’d had and what she’d have back in Arkansas. The DA being the root of the reason why it’d be unsafe for her to be publicly alive.

 

[The Fire]

WHO CARES IF ROLAND IS A HOMO?

THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CASE.



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it’s def coming from the reddit cacs that are obsessed with making him gay so they can relate to him better

 

[The Fire]

so way dude with one eye was acting hard to think he was a bad guy? if he was harming kids he wouldn't of done that. maybe he was asking questions and trying to help kids?

He was wondering if Julie still alive so he can find her and kill her or silence anyone that’s too close to finding her/the truth
It was incredibly sus

 

[CurrencyChase]

It's not that she knows too much (the one eyed man told her she doesn't know nothing), it's that she won't stop asking questions. She's naive and reckless in writing her books, which Hayes has been saying all along. It's clear now she's not a suspect, but her carelessness probably plays a large part in the story.

I'm thinking she solves the mystery. She's the Truedetective.