I remember the audience (I should say the Coli) being mad how they connected the release of the show to Breaking Bad. I fukked with that show on the low and would have been down for a season 2. Was ready to stan Ziggy (from The Wire) da gawdI thought the city had one with low winter sun. Don’t know how they fukked that up with Mark strong and Lennie James. So if they ever did true detective based in detroit I apologize in advance for any shameless stanning
Who's getting casted next
I hope it’s Eliot Page as the burnout private detective offering sage advice to guarded rookie NY metro cop, Nicki Minaj.
After a turnstile jumper turns up dead, the two find themselves crawling the unmapped depths of the NYC metro tunnels, chasing a loose thread that uncovers a conspiracy unlike we’ve seen before.
I mean, I'm being genuine. Critics seem to love this shyt, then I go on the innanets and see very varying opinions. I'm always down for a discussion, but I haven't seen really good reasoning besides "This season was trash"
. We never even got to see any emotional consequence for that character. He just dumped the body and it was over.
I have no problem with any of these opinions. My thing is you're saying it was consistently mid yet people are acting like this makes season 2 worthy of Emmys.Nah, you can't just say that when these "ghosts" are advancing the plot or pointing to clues. They're not just random hallucinations at that point.
A ghost pointed Rose to the frozen bodies. Police couldn't even find them. That's not a person's mind going crazy due to the environment that's clearly using the supernatural to advance the story.
One of the researchers survived being frozen for 48 hours just so he could have a ghostly moment with Navarro.
Even the "polluted water is causing hallucinations" theory was never proven. This was a supernatural show so they should have let it be that and not attach the TD name to it.
Didn't care about a single character or find anyone engaging.
Hated the supernatural elements.
Navarro needed a better actress because I felt no emotional attachment to her or Annie's storyline which is a major part of the show.
The mystery, besides the visual shock of the dead research team and wanting to know how they died, just didn't interest me. I no longer cared as the show went on.
The forced references to season 1 were ridiculous.
Didn't like the pacing as it felt like they pushed answering everything in the finale. The lead up to the the finale wasn't strong enough and I just wanted it end so I could be done with it.
Was there any great moments or a particularly memorable episode? Even a moment that should have had some impact like Prior killing his pops just had me like
Navarro's ending was terrible. Don't even get me started with the "where is Navarro?" and people having "Navarro sightings"
The show was consistently mid in all phases. I'm waiting to hear what people who loved it can point to that was so compelling.
The only thing I'd compliment it on is the setting.
TBH nearly everyone hated the S1 ending at the time.I actually liked the ending
What’s the criticism?
I’ve also been the one to lower my expectations with TD endings……the journey to ending is well worth it for this show IMO
Time for him to do better, then.Nic P right now
Its weird though. The commentary is negative, but the actual VIEWERSHIP numbers were pretty high.
Multiple people were in here telling people to stop watching if they didn’t like it, Reddit too. Now they’re going to have a nice healthy dose of the same lmaooooooo.
