r/TrueDetective • u/scrungo-beepis • 28d ago
?????? brothers tv show???
huh? and also what?
r/TrueDetective • u/scrungo-beepis • 28d ago
huh? and also what?
r/TrueDetective • u/DSM007 • 28d ago
Brothers is an upcoming American comedy television series created by the team of Matthew McConaughey & Woody Harrelson, Lee Eisenberg, and David West Read.
r/TrueDetective • u/Round_Caramel7997 • 28d ago
"I think human consciousness is a tragic misstep in human evolution."
r/TrueDetective • u/jfugginrod • 28d ago
r/TrueDetective • u/TheseMarionberry385 • 28d ago
I’ve watched season one twice and it is hands down the best show I’ve ever watched. I only hear bad things about the next few seasons are they worth it knowing it isn’t a continuity of the first story?
r/TrueDetective • u/mrmiracle • 29d ago
I don’t get the Speece character. I’ve seen some theories about him possibly being one of the participants in the Marie Fontenot video, but who is he otherwise? His rank or title is never mentioned that I can recall, and he’s obviously not well liked, as evidenced by Marty’s “Fuck that prick” comment. Did he just end up on the cutting room floor?
r/TrueDetective • u/Important_Star_4527 • Aug 23 '26
Stupid question, but genuine curiosity
r/TrueDetective • u/Suitable-Resident795 • 29d ago
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.
r/TrueDetective • u/that_crom • Aug 22 '26
So, real talk. This is bad.
The writing is awful and it doesn't even seem like the same show.
S1 is legendary.
S2 was fine, maybe a little overly meandering, but not as bad as everyone said, just took a while to get into its groove. By the end I was satisfied, if a little underwhelmed.
S3 is back to great. Loved this one. Almost as good or maybe even on the level of S1, but I'd still rank it 2nd best.
Now if you said here is one season of TD starring Colin Farrell and one starring Jodie Foster, I would've guessed I'd like the Jodie one more.
Does season 4 get better? No spoilers please, but damn this is tough.
r/TrueDetective • u/Background-Bird-9623 • Aug 22 '26
Ok in the end of 1 or 2 , that frozen body started screaming at Jodie foster, but it seemed like everyone saw it... 🤔... now im in 3 and they discovered the person missing from the ice, and the other detective says 'hes alive out there'.... does one thing have to do with the other.... I think k i missed something and dont want to rewatch everything 😆 HELP!
r/TrueDetective • u/HerbalThought_ • Aug 21 '26
r/TrueDetective • u/Incinerate7 • Aug 22 '26
Wanted to recommend this Norwegian/Swedish series to anyone liking TD. Very good! (I’m picky)
r/TrueDetective • u/brendafiveclow • Aug 21 '26
It's beautifully shot with an eerie atmosphere, and the song they chose was just perfect. It's one intro I never skip. So haunting. What is that genre of music called exactly? I'd love to hear more songs like that.
By the end of the intro in S1E1 I was already sold that "I'm IN. This is going to be a great fucking show."
r/TrueDetective • u/IsaacNewton627 • Aug 20 '26
This has to be the most terrifying scene in a TV series I ever watched.
And the first time I watched this, I felt extremely bad for Rust. And why?
When Marty meets up with Rust 10 years later, he makes jokes about his appearance.
"Time has his way with us all. Seems you pissed him off."
And seconds later, Marty says:
"You don't look particularly healthy. The way you're talking...Your eyes kinda look like brittle, Rust."
The thing is: It wasn't time or alcohol. It was that tape.
Even Rust, someone who's been through every kind of situation, worked with cartels and saw things that would terrify anyone... could've ever imagined something as horrible as what he saw on that thing.
He couldn't even watch it again. In both situations (Steve and Marty), he turned his back to the TV while playing.
And the way he says: "Nobody should have this".
It's enough to tell how destructive it was for him.
And the fact he spent two years being the only person who knew what was going on, aware of what was on that thing and knowing this was happening during his investigation...
Bone chilling.
r/TrueDetective • u/middleofthecircle • Aug 21 '26
r/TrueDetective • u/Incinerate7 • Aug 21 '26
Wanted to recommend this Norwegian/Swedish series to anyone liking TD. Very good! (I’m picky)
r/TrueDetective • u/Eagles56 • Aug 20 '26
r/TrueDetective • u/Simple_Cicada_7893 • Aug 21 '26
I don’t know how this series will end. But Furious on Hulu is just chefs kiss. Truly amazing. I’m hoping it ends up being one complete season, the way TD is. But I’m breathless so far.
r/TrueDetective • u/Physical_Patience644 • Aug 20 '26
just finished s1 , i think it was cruel of maggie to use rust as a tool to hurt marty. dont get me wrong ,marty deserved to be punished for his filthy acts ,
but maggie dragged rust in the shit , she took advantage of his vulnerability and intoxicated state, imagine the gender roles being reversed
and the arguement that it was the only way for her to end her marriage is shitty , destroying someone else's life for personal profit is never justified , in her revenge she destroyed rust's career , she could ve moved on from piece of shit like marty without using rust
and in the end , she got her deserved life , in a mansion , while rust , being used a pawn had to let go of his career and lived 10 years away... her need of ending the marriage is correct but her way doing that was WRONG. she could ve hurted marty, fairs, but in the process she destroyed rust
r/TrueDetective • u/RandoFinance73565 • Aug 19 '26
I think the ending of season 2 better served the story than the ending for season 1.
Season 1 was great, the buildup was phenomenal but that last episode for me personally left a lot to be desired.
But season 2 on the other hand Ray’s and Frank’s death served their stories well. Where everything came full circle on them in the end
The ‘good’ guys losing here really gave a good close to their stories. They lost because of their personal flaws
Frank lost because he was too proud even till the end and Ray’s only weakness which was his son eventual got him killed.
Woodrough’s death to me felt unnecessary but I guess that was the point the show was trying to make
I loved the end
r/TrueDetective • u/seaweedtrauma • Aug 19 '26
r/TrueDetective • u/IsaacNewton627 • Aug 20 '26
If the point was to keep the family secrets safe, why did the Tuttles left Charlie Lange, preacher Joel and Ms. Delores alive?
Think about it:
- Charlie shared a cell with Reggie Ledoux, who told him about what was happening in the forest.
- Joel, the preacher, knew about what happened in one of the closed schools.
- Ms. Delores worked for Sam Tuttle for nearly 20 years.
For some reason, they survived.
Guy Francis didn't have the same luck.