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Jodie Foster showing some husky love

Ha. Was just watching true detective season 4. Havent seen her in anything in years. Good week to catch up on my shows with no UConn games and before the madness starts.
 
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JB75 said:
Ha. Was just watching true detective season 4. Havent seen her in anything in years. Good week to catch up on my shows with no UConn games and before the madness starts.
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True Detective is interesting huh? I enjoyed it once it got going.
 
I wonder if Jodie going to Yale and being and Connecticut for years influenced the script.
 
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Mister Wonderful said:
Do yourself a favor and stop watching this season. One of the worst shows out there.
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I plowed through and finished it because of my wife, turned out she also thought it was stupid and we could have saved ourselves six hours. We should communicate better, I guess. :)

Did all the cleaning ladies live together in the clown car house, or they just happened to be there for their weekly meeting when the cops showed up?

When the cops broke into the ice cave, walked a few steps down the tunnel, and came up into the giant science lab--WTF?

Was the giant science lab not insulated from the arctic cold?

Why did Jodie Foster need so many naps?

This idiocy was just from the last episode. It's like the script was written by a toddler on an acid trip. Jodie Foster was great, but not nearly enough to redeem the hackiness.

Watch "Deadloch" for an infinitely better female-buddy-detective series.
 
huskyfan224 said:
True Detective season 4 was atrocious
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Interesting to note is that True Detective Season 4 wasn't originally conceived to be a True Detective Season. The new writer/creator wrote it as a stand alone limited series and HBO turned it into a True Detective season and had the writer add the "loose" connections to Season 1. The original True Detective creator (Nic Pizzolatto) was not a fan of this idea at all or of this season to say the least.

I thought Season 4 had some ok episodes but overall not very good. Season 1 was the masterpiece...probably should have left it alone after that.
 
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The Yakk said:
I plowed through and finished it because of my wife, turned out she also thought it was stupid and we could have saved ourselves six hours. We should communicate better, I guess. :)

Did all the cleaning ladies live together in the clown car house, or they just happened to be there for their weekly meeting when the cops showed up?

When the cops broke into the ice cave, walked a few steps down the tunnel, and came up into the giant science lab--WTF?

Was the giant science lab not insulated from the arctic cold?

Why did Jodie Foster need so many naps?

This idiocy was just from the last episode. It's like the script was written by a toddler on an acid trip. Jodie Foster was great, but not nearly enough to redeem the hackiness.

Watch "Deadloch" for an infinitely better female-buddy-detective series.
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might want to spoiler that post Yakkmaster.
 
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John said:
Season 4 is worse than Season 2.

1/3/2/4
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Season 1 was one of the best things I've ever seen on TV. Rust Cohle and Marty Hart was the best pairing I've seen and the haunting scenery brought a constant feeling of dread to the whole season...

Season 2 stripped that all away with the weird LA location, the awful casting of Vince Vaughn and Rachel McAdams. Colin Farrell did his best with the material but the writing was so bad...

Season 3 was a bounce back with Mahershala Ali who is always awesome and Stephen Dorff who I wasn't expecting much from but he turned out to be a revelation. It didn't approach season 1 and I was left wanting for more but it was solid and the scene where the partners met up again as older men was so beautiful in it's sadness.

Season 4 just looks bad.
 
superjohn said:
Season 1 was one of the best things I've ever seen on TV. Rust Cohle and Marty Hart was the best pairing I've seen and the haunting scenery brought a constant feeling of dread to the whole season...

Season 2 stripped that all away with the weird LA location, the awful casting of Vince Vaughn and Rachel McAdams. Colin Farrell did his best with the material but the writing was so bad...

Season 3 was a bounce back with Mahershala Ali who is always awesome and Stephen Dorff who I wasn't expecting much from but he turned out to be a revelation. It didn't approach season 1 and I was left wanting for more but it was solid and the scene where the partners met up again as older men was so beautiful in it's sadness.

Season 4 just looks bad.
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4 could’ve been good, was just executed very wrong. But, I thought Navarro was a shining light, she was great.
 
superjohn said:
Season 1 was one of the best things I've ever seen on TV. Rust Cohle and Marty Hart was the best pairing I've seen and the haunting scenery brought a constant feeling of dread to the whole season...

Season 2 stripped that all away with the weird LA location, the awful casting of Vince Vaughn and Rachel McAdams. Colin Farrell did his best with the material but the writing was so bad...

Season 3 was a bounce back with Mahershala Ali who is always awesome and Stephen Dorff who I wasn't expecting much from but he turned out to be a revelation. It didn't approach season 1 and I was left wanting for more but it was solid and the scene where the partners met up again as older men was so beautiful in it's sadness.

Season 4 just looks bad.
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Yes, exactly.
1/3/2/4
 
I’m sorry but there is just no way anyone can argue 4 is worse than 2. In 2 there were so many random, disconnected story lines you’d have thought it was an American Horror Story season. The moment Rachel and Colin started hooking up out of nowhere was just like wtf it totally solidified that season as a joke.

At least 4, while obviously not as good as 1, had a decent story line that was cohesive and the acting I would say was pretty good, especially from Navarro. We needed more of Fiona Shaw’s character but as someone mentioned above she seems like written in as an afterthought so they could connect this season to the TD universe (she was related to McConnaughey’s father). I enjoyed how they wrapped it up and the “interpret how you will” ending felt very in line with the ethos and spirituality of the native people in the story imo.
 
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