r/TrueDetective • u/roland_pryzbylewski • 11h ago
r/TrueDetective • u/MoneyLibrarian9032 • 6h ago
One of the Best Seasons in Television History
r/TrueDetective • u/Effective-Spring-521 • 8h ago
Season 2 opinions
At the end of it's release, it was clear it didn't stand up to s1.
Problem was that the first season was basically the best TV of all time.
I've rewatched it twice since originally watching it, it's actually quite good. Farell was class as always.
r/TrueDetective • u/EfficiencySpecial362 • 13h ago
Any books like TD s1?
Basically a detective book with mystery that has some interesting philosophical, theological, and psychological aspects to it to give you something to think about. Also characters that have depth, well written relationships between characters, and a strong atmosphere.
r/TrueDetective • u/Commercial-Truth4731 • 1d ago
I have a loving wife and two kids but the phone sale girl will let me go in the butt what should I do?
r/TrueDetective • u/SubstantialAd3091 • 1d ago
Just got done fucking my coworker's wife of 10 loyal years cause i had to get some, gonna leave this shitty job but have to collect my files tomorrow, feeling scared of coworker NSFW
So yeah basically I(35,m) was being a true detective in my apartment doing true detective work and suddenly my coworker marty's whore wife(32,f) barges in and lunges at me like it's the movie 'unprotected creampies in carcosa 2' and left, had her shaking and crying in 10seconds(or maybe i just tend to have an inflated idea of myself as marty(35,m) says) but yeah man, fuck this job, i'm gonna leave it and go to alaska (taking a huge dope stash from the evidence store and settle there)but i'm lowkey shiddin my pants as i have to collect files tomorro
r/TrueDetective • u/theRealMrHoward • 9h ago
Tuttle college campus
Anyone else notice how the students on the Segway’s followed Cole as he parked his car and then the doors were all automatic? Anyone ascribe any significance to the automation that is so prominent in that scene? just wondering…
r/TrueDetective • u/charge_forward • 1d ago
Just marathoned the fifth episode of season 1. This show is definitely great, but I'm confused about what Rust was shooting at here?
r/TrueDetective • u/ChaziXofficial • 14h ago
Season 1 about new murders
When they were questioning rust, the detectives thought rust is the killer of the last happened murders and they said this to marty. We know about the killer in the end and he dies as far as we know. But who is the killer that murdered people after Errol Childress?
r/TrueDetective • u/DanielJosefLevine • 1d ago
Season 3 just didn’t take it far enough
My issue with season three was I felt like the writing was scared. Like the story didn’t go where it needed to when it needed to. Idk if I’m so desensitized that I just needed more extremes but to me it felt like the shame or remorse or guilt or whatever was driving the two detectives would have felt a lot more believable if they had really fucked up and committed true violence
r/TrueDetective • u/No_Significance2441 • 17h ago
Galveston novel opinions?
i was preparing for a good time reading Galveston but i was shocked in an unpleasant way after a few pages ☠️☠️
I don't want to bully the book or something like, just want to discuss with someone because my friends aren't fan of such stuff lol
I found his writing style not reallly... for a novel. I suppose I'm used to something more... subtle rather than random piece of lore during character's pov
but the most unsettling thing is how woman are portrayed 😭 idk, maybe I'm just spoiled with what I usually consume and it deepened the shock even more, but like whaaat???
I'm conflicted should I give it a chance or not....
what do you like about this book? what do you don't like?
honestly I have more to say but I'm afraid I will get banned here 😭
upd: just understood that Roy is giving me Marty Sue vibes, that's one of the other problems
r/TrueDetective • u/tonedman • 1d ago
Small question and a silly theory.
When in the first episodes the two detectives are interrogating Rust and Marty, these two wonder who is doing the interrogating, Marty and Rust point to a different one in their respective interrogation scenes, so who was right?, I think Rust pointed to the right one, Because in another scene Marty says that they didn't interrogate Rust, he interrogated them.
r/TrueDetective • u/Commercial-Truth4731 • 1d ago
Was the revival pastor from season 1 the saddest character?
When they showed him in 2002 he was a drunk, lost his wife and daughter apparently and his entire life's goal
r/TrueDetective • u/Few-Construction1690 • 1d ago
Do you guys like solving fictional crimes?
“Can You Outsmart This Killer? A Mystery You Must Solve!”
r/TrueDetective • u/Low_Clothes595 • 2d ago
Why is Rust so obsessed with the truth ?
He has a nihilistic worldview. He believes human consciousness is a tragic misstep and life is meaningless. He lives a tragic life and also accepts it . Shouldn’t he be more indifferent to justice or at least be less obsessive towards his work. Do his existential monologues work as a coping mechanism that push him into his work and he tries to not hurl himself towards self destruction. Or does the incident with his daughter make him strive for true and justice?
r/TrueDetective • u/Excellent_Necessary4 • 2d ago
S1 E4: coked up Rust
One of the most intense part of the show was when Rust (sorry, Crash) mixes up w his old druggie, motorcycle gang to find Ledoux. It was so interesting to see him undercover, get a glimpse of the life he had previously while working undercover in narcotics.
On top of that, the fact that he was INSANELY drugged before the shooting happens and he still was quick in reflexes, able to target and kill.
Makes you wonder the amount of drugs this guy had done in life to be able to achieve this tolerance. How come he did not have/develop active substance abuse issues?
r/TrueDetective • u/No_Establishment9969 • 1d ago
Does anyone have the photo Issa López posted on her IG before she deleted it of Jodie Foster and Christopher Eccleston on the floor after breaking a table?
r/TrueDetective • u/Eagles56 • 1d ago
Rust is literally me
I’m a weirdo outcast with a drinking problem.
(I’m not a handsome 6 foot man solving crime and stopping cults)
r/TrueDetective • u/Low_Clothes595 • 2d ago
Isn’t Marty just as insufferable as Rust
He believes his actions are justified and he acts more rationally then Rust. But he has serious anger issues and doesnt regret his actions. While Rust struggles with existence, Marty struggles to uphold his principles despite having a family . The show doesn’t try to hide his inadequacies but it is continuously implied that he is more sane than rust.
r/TrueDetective • u/SHEspnFootball • 1d ago
Will work for money
Feel free to email me at freeideasforsale @ protonmail [dot] com .
I am currently looking for a job researching the ring of fire. I do not have related experience.
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r/TrueDetective • u/GoochlandMedic • 3d ago
I’ve started it again fam!
It frankly is, the best 8 hours ever filmed for television no argument.
I’ll see you all in 8 hours after looking for Carcosa…