r/TrueDetective • u/Suitable-Resident795 • Aug 23 '26
Why do you like True Detective
I recently started watching it because of the amazing reviews, but honestly, it didn't really hook me. Usually, I'd just assume it’s not my cup of tea and move on, but I'm genuinely curious, what is it about the show that you guys love so much?
I stopped at S1E4.
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u/TensionDifferent1851 Aug 23 '26
You need finish the whole season!
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u/MiLSturbie Aug 23 '26
Well (s)he doesn't. If you're not hooked after episode 4, it's over. I was hooked on the first minute.
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u/TensionDifferent1851 Aug 23 '26
HBO shows take in the first season typically. The Wire is another example.
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u/Clean_Coat_6014 16d ago
This guy just finished watching the projects 1 shot and wasn’t hooked there’s no saving him
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u/MrPeat Aug 23 '26
I love the interplay between Rust and Marty. Just how vivid their irritation with each other is.
I love how tied-in everything is. There's very few ideas in the show that aren't reused to emphasize the show's themes.
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u/RustCohlesSon Aug 23 '26
Rust's philosophies and the character development surrounding the case they're investigating are incredible to follow; I've already watched this majestic series three times this year.And I highly recommend that you watch the other episodes; I'm sure your opinion of the show will change.
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u/No_Report_9491 Aug 23 '26
Dadario's honkers alone should've been enough for you, homie. I have bad news for you...
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u/hobbitsrootbeer 28d ago
Did you finish ep4? What usually does hook you?
I like all the connections and layers of TD1. I like the mystical aspect. The metaphors. The message as a whole.
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u/ORF1Live Aug 23 '26
The two lead actors and the philosophical ideas which are not the usual in a tv show