I wasn't saying TD resurrected his career as a "serious" actor. It helped reinforce that he's keeping his shirt on. I believe I said it helped his career. Helped = part of something.
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Just thought of something. What if they get close to the truth, and are killed before they uncloak the whole thing?

Maybe next season picks up where this one leaves of, so all the loose ends and clues are still relevant, but the new cast of detectives are carrying on the same case?

So basically Rust and Marty turn up missing, cops finally get in Rust's storage shed, and try to connect the dots to their killers.
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Oops. Just read post #494.
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All I see is that they had the guy they were looking for early on in the show and didn't recognize it. What am I missing? The tree in the background?
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The marquee
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Haha, shit. :-)
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Well, Nic Pizzolatto did say that the story had been pretty straight forward in telling the story. Subjective, but very true.
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HOLY FUCK.
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This seems likely now.
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"It's just one story, the oldest: light vs. dark."

"Once, there was only dark. If you ask me, the light's winning."
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This episode actually did a lot to explain things.

Now, I believe that the Yellow King was molested and abused by the Tuttle clan. It turned him into a monster who didn't only prey on little kids but women as well. It also explains why they covered up his crimes, if he was caught there wouldn't be any reason for him not to spill the beans on their activities.
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Yellow King's wife was a looker, eh?
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You saying you'd make flowers on her?
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Great season.
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I loved "sentient meat"

"WTF is scenty meat?"

Oh, Marty.
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