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He said “We woke her and now she’s out there on the ice. She came for us.”Something before that.
And then right before he dies he says “Hello Evangeline, your mother is waiting for you. She says hello.”
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Sign Up Now!He said “We woke her and now she’s out there on the ice. She came for us.”Something before that.
Alaskan Native American lady with a Greek first name and Spanish last name, who lived in Boston, and doesn't know her Inupait name. (Theory and Spoiler alert: Her name reveal will obviously be part of the ending)He said “We woke her and now she’s out there on the ice. She came for us.”
And then right before he dies he says “Hello Evangeline, your mother is waiting for you. She says hello.”
I loved that series, I'll have to check out the book.If you want a north pole supernatural thriller watch The Terror or better yet, read the book.
I think Jodie Foster was very poorly cast. She wasn't right for the role and is pushing the tough cop too much. Not very believableI'm generally pretty critical of acting and haven't noticed any issues. Who don't you like?
To anyone referencing the bad acting.
Yes, her character seems forced like the characters from season two.I think Jodie Foster was very poorly cast. She wasn't right for the role and is pushing the tough cop too much. Not very believable
E3 did not advance the plot further at all.
This show should have been stand alone and not called 'True Detective'.
Same. I picked up on it only after people in here were posting it.I might have to watch season 1 again. I wouldn't have caught any of the references if it wasn't for you dorks.
My girlfriend mocks me because I read articles about each episode after watching it. Usually we watch about half a season of a show like this and then she moves on to reality tv and I finish on my own.Same. I picked up on it only after people in here were posting it.
Had no idea about Cole's dad for sure.
Nice.. I definitely do this as well. Especially after a historical/non-fiction movie or show. I like to get my own interpretation of what happened after seeing how the writer and producer decided to present it.My girlfriend mocks me because I read articles about each episode after watching it. Usually we watch about half a season of a show like this and then she moves on to reality tv and I finish on my own.
Another cliche in crime thrillers....the scene of the investigator near a corkboard or table (the floor in this case) with evidence and pictures scattered or arranged while they spend hours staring at them searching for that one piece that they overlooked or didn't scrutinize close enough. The original creator of the series (Nic P) is right to be critical of this season. It's been mostly rehashed, recycled, repackaged Hollywood tropes.
His comments have been pretty public.He's a fucking Executive Producer of this season. The dude has a vested financial interest. If he didn't like where things were going, he could've raised a fuss a year ago.
Now I’m agreeing. Was hoping for a little more detective shit and less random crap being thrown all at once.Going to take a lot to save this season. Probably impossible.
The audience.Did Jodie Foster screw someone else