HBO's True Detective

Yes. I was fine with a ho-hum ending as far as carching Childress was concerned. The investigation was good stuff, but it was just a vehicle to tell is about these characters. Everything else was secondary.

And I love ambiguity in my films and TV. I like to explore stuff in my imagination. I don't always want everything answered by the writer.

I enjoyed season two, but not as much. It took me a few viewing to get the story because it was so dense. Once I got that down, I started understanding the four leads better. But it still had a lot of problems.

I'm excited to get a new story for another season. I like anthologies. I have enough shows that go on four years and get weighed down by continuity.

 

Cast and storyline are set.

'True Detective' Season 3 Casts Stephen Dorff in Co-Lead Role

 

Nic Pizzolatto, who created the series, will write the entire season (except for episode 4) and direct along with Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room).

It's really a shame Pizzolatto and Cary Fukunaga hated each other, because Fukunaga clearly made Season 1 what it was, and seems like the real auteur of the two.

 

David Milch helped him write this one. I think it'll be pretty fucking good.

 

Season 3 premiere set for Jan. 13, 2019.

 

The longest-term plans in my life are now what I'll be doing on Jan. 13, 2019.