True Detective season 1 cemented itself with its philosophical pessimism and taut murder mystery, and the True Detective ...

Apple TV+ seems to have the perfect True Detective replacement, which is already avoiding the hit 79% RT HBO series' biggest ...

Warning: There are minor spoilers ahead for "True Detective: Night Country." A quote at the start of the season refers to "The King In Yellow," referenced in the show's first season. Showrunner ...

What leads us here? In True Detective Season 1, we learned that while Rust grew up in South Texas, he moved and spent much of his childhood in Alaska with his father, a Vietnam veteran and ...

😉” This connection instantly makes True Detective: Night Country more relevant to the storyline from Season 1. Rust shared at one point that he went back to Alaska to be with his father for ...

“True Detective” Season 1 fans’ ears likely perked up at the mention of Alaska — where McConaughey’s Rust Cohle grew up — the first in a plethora of Easter Eggs hidden within Season ...

In Season 1 of True Detective, spirals were a creepy recurring symbol tied to the Yellow King and his mystical murder spree. In Season 4, the first spiral appears when Danvers is sorting out Annie ...

(She’s definitely not Rust’s mom, though.) In Season 1 of True Detective, Rust’s limited input about his early life with his parents included the admission that his father got his mother ...

Fans of True Detective are curious to find out if Season 4 and the highly regarded Season 1 are related. These linkages are intricately woven into the story and provide a new angle on the topics ...

And then in revising “True Detective,” I realized that the father of Rust Cohle, the main character in Season 1, had lived and died in Alaska. So it would be weird to make a season of “True ...

Lesson learned: do not cross the Velcoro family. Depending on the viewer, “True Detective” Season 1 was either a deeply engrossing murder mystery carried along by two extraordinary actors ...