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Fargo season 1 should be on your list.
and season 2
All of them
Fargo every season should be on her list. I personally love season 3. I used to not like it. But I warmed to it and realized it's absolutely brilliant.
Season 3 is actually my favorite. As I've gotten older and seen more horrific stuff it just wins out.
3:30 I love that after all the time and differences between them they both stick to the same story
Mindhunter could be a nice show to watch after this. I bet you would love it.
That performance by Cameron Britten as Ed is so amazing
@@HistoritorJimaldus Just haunting, the whole series is great. Holden realizing... wait won't give it away :P
I still don’t get why they cancelled it. They built btk up so much and then it’s just over.
While Rust is ultimately responsible for his own actions, this isn't a case where he and Maggie were really attracted to each other and just let that attraction overpower their judgment. Rather, Maggie had no interest is Rust, but aware that she was attractive to him, did all she could to seduce Rust into having sex with her. She did this to get back at Marty - to punish Marty for his infidelity to her. She wanted Marty to feel betrayed the way she felt betrayed. To do so, she specifically targeted Rust because he and Marty were friends (or at least had a good working relationship) with each other. Maggie used Rust so that Marty wasn't merely betrayed by his wife, but also by his partner.
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I think they both liked each other & she used him to ‘break’ the bond with Marty- that’s why she isn’t able to get it on with a stranger, she needed someone she felt she had an emotional connection to. That said, they were both in very vulnerable states .. under regular circumstances, this wouldn’t have happened
@@mafemartinez2235 well sure, but no one would use that as a argument for anything else it feels unfair too say that
Maggie certainly had some amount of interest in Rust. She was clearly very attracted to him from the beginning, but it was more of a playful attraction back in 95 as she had zero intentions whatsoever. Rust meanwhile saw her as an expression of what his life could've been had his daughter survived and his marriage lasted, so he was attracted to her as well but obviously had no interest in jeopardizing his partnership. In that moment, Rust was just overpowered by his feelings for Maggie, and guys in general are going to be far more susceptible to in-the-moment seduction. Maggie using him like that to get back at Marty, and destroying pretty much the only thing he had that resembled a friendship, was really really shitty on her part.
this is hypocritical, when both man and woman cheats on each other somehow woman gets away with it easier, imo maggie and rust are both guilty on same level, even more i would add rust has no family and is lonely so this was his steam release, while maggie has family, kids, etc but does what she does despite that...
This show is so next level. The bond between Marty and Rust is unbreakable. Marty took actions that went over the line and Rust immediately had his back. What more can you ask for. Marijke I know you were torn but sometimes you gotta break the rules to get results.
The scene with Rust near the end at the first crime scene. Rust wanted to be seen by people. The spiral nest is an amazing prop for the show. It was not part of the first crime scene, it appears to be new. Meaning the killer came back and left that creepy-looking thing there.
Many perpetrators often visit old crime scenes to relive events and get the rush without having to commit a murder. Truly sick individuals.
Multiple things. She was below the age of consent. She had 2 guys going at her at once. I would assume she was probably also drinking and or high. If they got her drunk, that just ramps up the charges. Then you take a guy with a violent temper and you get some guys getting beat up. in the US, I think most fathers would want to do the same thing. Being a cop in small town, he could probably lean on the DA to drop the charges, especially if they were friends. At the end of the day, taking a beating was far better than the trial bankrupting them, jail and then a rape conviction following them the rest of their lives. As vindictive as the violence may seem, a slam dunk statutory rape conviction would have been far worse.
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isn't it amazing the acting skills of Woody Harrelson..i have been watching this guy since almost the 70's or 80's with the show Cheers i think this guy is one of the most undervalued actors in the industry. Nic Cage was always Nic Cage, even Tom Cruise is almost the same in every movie. But this Woody Harrelson is always a surprise.
He can be a serial killing rapist one movie, then a comic relief the next.
Definitely one of the most under appreciated in regards to transforming into his characters.
In the US, statutory rape details may be different in each state, especially 1-4 year age differences. Like some states have exceptions if they were both under 18 when they started the relationship.
Mare of Easttown was my favorite Crime/Drama last year
Very good, you'd love it.
Marty's goth daughter is Starlight from The Boys! Erin Moriarty.
Love this show! Other good crime shows are: The Wire, Broadchurch, The Killing, The Fall, Mindhunter, Hannibal, The Keepers, and I just started a great one that is now airing called Black Bird. Can you tell crime is also my favourite tv genre haha
You have an amazing list here and I can recommend to you "Unbelievable" 2019, it's about a serial rapist. He wasn't caught in time because the detectives didn't believe one of the victims, and haven't conducted a thorough investigation. And only a couple years later some other detective will start putting the puzzle together.
Show is pretty slow paced, but you'll be fascinated by skillful acting of Toni Collette and great detective work for sure.
@@aventador82 thanks I’ll check it out!
The greatest mystery of True Detective...What happened to Ginger?
I’ve been thinking about this shit for like 8 years lol
@@puppetmaster8551 It is the shows great unresolved mystery. I wonder if he is still tied up in that ditch?
It's not shown in this video but the final scene zooming out to show Rust being "framed" by the window into the room is amazing.
In the US, being intoxicated is no excuse for crimes, Rust is just lying to the guy. Cops can lie, and do pretty much whatever they want to try and get a confession or any kind of admission that might be used against somebody in court. It's why talking to cops at all is always a terrible idea. I know in other countries, people accused of crimes don't have many rights, and their options at trial can be quite limited if they don't speak, but in the US silence is always the best policy, and a lawyer should do the talking for you.
Speaking of crime/ detective series, have you heard of "Mare of Easttown"? I believe it's only 7 episodes, starring Kate Winslet and I think it's very good.
Hannibal the tv series is amazing and beautiful!
You asked about other crime shows you might like. There's an 8-episode HBO miniseries from 2018 called Sharp Objects starring Amy Adams, based on a novel by the same person who wrote Gone Girl, Gillian Flynn. I felt it was sort of like a female counterpart to True Detective. Journalist goes back to her rural hometown to investigate the murders of two little girls. Even if you don't do a reaction, I recommend watching it anyway.
Oh yeah, that was a good one.
So as far as other shows, I would LOOOVE to see you react to The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst. That’s actually a documentary but it has a plot to rival even the best dramatic shows.
I also highly recommend The Wire, as it’s one of the greatest television shows ever produced.
The Wire would be an amazing show for Marijke to watch as it covers all the angles of crime, both from the cops, the criminals, the politicians, the journalists and the common folk.
if you want to watch crime dramas similar to this one you should react to ''Sharp Objects'' with Amy Adams and ''Mare of Easttown'' with Kate Winslet... both excelent HBO shows.
Maggie knew the only way to keep Marv away permanently was to cheat on him. He makes excuses for himself, but never for anyone else. She chose to cheat with someone she knew rather than the stranger at the bar.
that’s the biggest cop out i’ve ever heard. literal excuse. maggie is just a much if not more of a piece of shit than marty she is so self centered that she chose to play a man she knew was at a low point someone who’s wife and kid died just so she could maintain some of her self dignity she’s a scummy self centered piece of shit
Seen this show multiple times and just now realized Marty's daughter is Starlight!
Two quickies:
1) I grew up in New Orleans and I still say this season of TD is the most authentic depiction of the area I’ve ever seen, especially out of the city. I had more of a Rust mindset towards it, so I got out after Hurricane Katrina, lol.
2) if you want true crime suggestions, please check out HBO’s The Wire. The most authentic depiction of American cops/justice system etc and easily in most conversations as best series of all time. Few react to it, but I hope you check it out.
I'd like to see your reaction to the Fargo movie, and series. They should be right up your alley.
The next 2 episodes are some of the best television ever made. Enjoy!
Rust didnt have sex with Maggie to hurt Marty. Rust and Maggie were always attracted to eachother, on an intellectual level, and she used that to get Rust to do it.
Age of consent in the US varies from state to state. I don't know, but presumably in Louisiana the age of consent is higher than 16. Some states are 16, some states are 17, and some are 18. There are often close-in-age exceptions where the age of consent is lower if the other person is within a small number of years in age themselves. Again, this varies from state to state.
actually majority of use states has 16 as legal age of consent, just this myth of usa whole 18 aoc is became out of hand... most europe also is 16 with good amount even at 14yo.
You should watch the series "Line Of Duty" and "Happy Valley" I think you would love them both.
Definitely, some of the best crime series ever.
To answer some of your questions about the guys that were with Marty's daughter:
1) In the U.S., police can hold you in jail for a maximum of 24 hours for any reason, but unless you are charged with a crime by the prosecutor, they have to let you out. For instance, if you are caught doing a crime, you won't be charged until the prosecutor hears about it and decides whether or not to press charges and that can take up to a day. They were probably being detained but not charged, so Marty gave them the choice of being charged or being beaten up.
2) Age of consent laws vary state to state here. In most states it's 18, in some it's 16 or 17. They probably did commit a crime per local laws, even if it's not illegal where you are.
Some suggestions, The Outsider, The Wire, The Shield and Mindhunter
i don't remember feeling conflicted either way, probably because i was so in awe of that cookhouse scene. i still quote "Time is a flat circle" about once a month.
Just have to say it again, love Michelle Monaghan in this series. She plays Maggie so well and stands shoulder to shoulder with McConaughey and Harrellson who are both delivering powerhouse performances. Also, age of consent is different from state to state, apparently it's 16 across most of the US but it's 17 in Louisiana
It's actually 18 in most states, but lower in select ones.
@@Hooga89 That’s what I thought too, but according to Google (and a bunch of articles with infographics) about 34 states have it at 16. Though if there are specific circumstances around that number I’m not sure
@@Hooga89
Age of consent is most certainly not 18 in most states.
There are only 13 where it is 18.
Only 6 where it is 17.
The vast majority (31 states) are set at 16.
@@USCFlash Wow that surprises me to. I thought most states were 18. I live in Texas and it's 17 here. 16 shouldn't be that crazy, if you think about it. I think if a person is old enough where they can drive a vehicle, then they should be old enough to decide whether to be sexually active. But I don't have kids, and that opinion could change pretty easily if I did.
@@jeremybr2020
I agree with you.
16 is fine, imo, as long as the older person if they are over 25 or something is not a person of authority who could coerce the minor with power or threats (like a teacher or coach)
Personally in HS in the 70s & 80s *ALL* the freshman girls, who were 14 & 15 dated/went out with the guys who were juniors & seniors (17-19).
Let's face it, plenty of girls who were sophs & juniors (15 & 16) alot totally had crushes & dated or hooked up with college guys as well.
It is natural to be attracted to older more experienced more mature partners as you go through adolescence.
It's also tougher to be a male aged 14 & 15....cause the older guys get all the girls in your year or a bit younger....so you are left with the younger girls who are at that age definitely too young to do too much at 13/12 even though they are looking at you now...
it's definitely why 14-16 year old guys spend their time hoping some fantasy older woman/milf will appear & "educate" them.
Which frankly i also see no problem with.
Yet of course there is a gender difference.
A 14-15 year old girl who a 40 year old man sleeps with would be considered a victim & taken advantage of even if she was consenting.
A 14-15 year old oy who somehow gets the 40 year old "milf"....is lucky. (unless of course he was truly take advantage of or coerced)
I'll admit....when i was an 11 year old boy, if Bo Derek or Heather Thomas had magically appeared naked, in front of me in my room i can assure you if she jumped on me, i would have not felt taken advantage of or victimized at all. My parents though, might feel differently.
But not me. That was the dream lol 🤣🤣
I really recommend a show that was on in the 90's called Homicide: Life On The Street. In my opinion it is the greatest detective show ever done, and I believe it's on youtube for free. It follows the detectives of the Baltimore homicide unit and the characters in the show are loosely based off real homicide detectives. The writer of the show was a journalist who spent a year riding along with the detectives. The writing, acting and filming are amazing.
24:47 "If you think...Press 'A'; if you think....Press 'B'" A?? B?? What kind of phones do y'all have in Belgium??😆
Suggestion: Fargo movie, then Fargo TV series. (It's crime drama).
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I love that Rust's taillight is still broken from the fight all these years later!
Marty's Rebellious daughter is Starlight on The Boys.
First 3 seasons of "Bosch". It's an amazing psychological crime-detective show. Each season has a main plot with some side plots. The first 2 seasons are somewhat linked together.
"Cardinal" is another psychological crime-detective show from Canada. Again this one also revolves around a main plot for each season.
~ 19:00 - The age of consent varies state-to-state in the US. It's usually between 16-18 years old depending on where you are. Statutory rape is also generally a strict liability crime - consent is irrelevant, as is a party's belief that their partner was over the age of consent.
On a lighter subject, if you like crime movies, I would recommend LA Confidential if you have not seen it. Definitely a different tone than True Detective, but it's still a damn good movie.
Use to think Breaking Bad was the best drama in TV history... till I saw True Detective... and Breaking Bad is absolutely amazing in every way. This unbelievably surpasses it.
absolutely!
The Leftovers tops it still, but after that I'd put True Detective(s01) followed by BB, followed by Fargo(s01)
I honestly feel like comparing S1 of
True Detective is like comparing apples to oranges with other tv dramas. Kinda like when Showtime gave David Lynch and Mark Frost total control for Twin Peaks: The Return. Both were just essentially really long art house movies.
Neither of those 2 projects required a 2nd season. The magic of Sopranos/Mad Men/Breaking Bad is their ability to extend their greatness over multiple seasons.
@@Link122 *Leftovers season 2&3, yes.
Season 1 was really kind of a painful emotional slog. Not that it shouldn’t of been considering the premise.
Season 3 was just completely next level.
Regina King + Carrie Coon + Wu-tang + a trampoline is burned into my brain forever.
@@LtFrankDrebin100 "Neither of those 2 projects required a 2nd season. The magic of Sopranos/Mad Men/Breaking Bad is their ability to extend their greatness over multiple seasons."
Very good point which I never really thought about before. Personally, my preference will always be for the one that examplifies "less is more" so True Detective S1 gets my vote.
Don’t forget The Wire
Fantastic! I love this series. Happy to see you! Here we go!
Consent varies but the standard is 18.
The parents have the right to press charges for sex with a minor.
In reality it’s a pissed off father who sees his daughter growing up to fast and taking liberty with his being a detective.
That's so funny that on your Patreon, you have a 94% speed for US viewing. I had no idea such a thing existed. But now when I watch this version, it sounds like everyone's taken just a LITTLE bit of helium :)
😂
In Lousiana, the age of consent is 17. It varies by state. Some states have exemptions (Romeo and Juliet laws) for certain allowed age gaps, but not Louisiana.
2022 in Louisiana, and I still dont wear seatbelts lol. An unexpected quick exit from this planet doesnt sound so bad :)
-My inner Rust Cohle.
This season makes a bit more sense if you were in the know of Robert W. Chambers's King in yellow (entity) and his dimensional City-realm of Carcosa (black stars rise)
The show takes place in Louisiana U.S.A, the age of consent there is 17. She was only 15 so those scumbag boys had that coming ten fold! If that were my Granddaughter they would have disappeared.
Reacher could be a good show to watch. Its based on the novels by Lee Child, and he was involved to keep things true to the books. Its 8.1 on IMDB and 92% on rotten tomatoes so its pretty highly rated generally. I don't know if you know TBR Schmitt reaction channel, but they also like crime stuff and have reacted to and really liked true detective and reacher. Also its just 1 season at the moment so its not too big a commitment.
19:12 - In the u.s., age of consent varies by state. According to Wikipedia, the age of consent in Louisiana is 17, so assuming it was the same in 1995, his daughter was one year shy.
19:38 - I have a friend in Louisiana whose last name is Tuttle!
21:58 - Unlike the references to Carcosa, the Yellow King, etc., Telios DeLorca is invented for the show. But the name is an anagram of “Celestial Door.” (Well, also of “Celestial Odor,” but I’m going with “door.”)
35:02 - Seatbelts are legally required but that doesn’t mean everybody wears them.
there is a series from the UK called Luther which is about a detective that's really good. Another series Thorne is also highly recommended.
Something "meta" to consider when they (Rust and the bad guys) talk about "life repeating itself", "being trapped", "doing the same things over and over again", and "life/time is a flat circle" is that they are talking about being characters in a tv series, on a dvd or blu ray disk. Every time someone watches True Detective S1, they (rust, cole and all the characters in the series) are forced to repeat and relive everything all over again, and never able to change the outcome. They are trapped in/on the "flat circle" which is the DVD/Blu Ray of the True Detective tv series, and can never escape.
For statutory rape the laws vary slightly state to state in America. There's typically an age of consent. Below that is statutory rape. Some states have a caveat if the 'perp' is within a certain age range, like, four years. So, age of consent may be 17, but if one party is, say, 16 and the other party is, say, 19, then there would not be a statutory rape charge.
Statutory rape is (in many places) when a girl is younger than 18 and the boy is both over 18 and 2 years older. So like if the guy was 18 and the girl 17 it wouldn’t be a problem but if the guy is 20-21 and the girl 16…big problem.
Edit: oh and that’s why it’s “statutory rape” - it doesn’t matter if the girl (or the younger party I should’ve said) is consenting or not. The theory of the crime is that at that age they cannot consent as an adult would and if the other party is an adult they then they should know that.
Best television show, my favourite "H.P Lovecraft-ian" style ever made.
Age of consent in USA is set by the state. Some states it is 18 or 17 or 16. Iowa where I live is 16.
I think this show is loosely based on the Jennings 8 I think. a series of unsolved women were murdered in Louisiana.
In the US, generally, you are legally incapable of consent until you are 18. And a lot of young (18-22) guys seek out 14-17 year olds and actively prey on them
The perspective in America is that before a certain age, whether under the influence or not- they don’t know enough to be ABLE to give consent because they are too young to know better. So even if she “wanted” to, she is young and impressionable. I believe the age is 17 for men, 18 for women
It's the best serial I've ever seen. Looking forward for your reaction on the next 2 episodes )
Mindhunter mindhunter mindhunter
It's so crazy watching this episode because that Fox and Hound bar used to be managed by my friend Meghan. It went out of business because of the pandemic.
Watch the "Fargo" movie then the series it's just as good as this one although with a different tone.
definitely watch "broadchurch" if you haven't already.
Thank you for another great reaction! My favorite series of the crime genre are Mindhunter, Hannibal, Mare of Eastown and Fargo.
I’m surprised that you can’t see the motivation behind Marty’s actions regarding his daughter. He’s obviously more conservative a man than you are, but he’s hardly an Alien-or so I would think.
Men don’t want the women they care about to just be sleeping with whoever. This is a form of care. And you may find it antiquated-and maybe it is antiquated-but whether it’s antiquated or it’s not is beside the point. Marty cares a great, great deal for his daughter. And if he’s antiquated about it, then that’s what he is, an antiquated guy. One of the points of the series is to explore what it means to be a man-and specifically contrasting different answers to that question against one another. What is it that gives meaning? Is it family? Is it duty? Marty thinks it’s family, but despite himself he can only find peace in duty. Rust thinks it’s in duty but, because he has lost his family, he needs to lose himself in duty to dull the pain that family brought him. But the tragedy is not that neither of them can stop envying what the other has, but that the world refuses to remember them for their real trials. They remember them as the heroes who saved those kids from reggie ledoux, but for both of them that story is a lie. And for both of them it took a heavy toll. So they’re heroes for what isn’t heroic, but their villains for what *is* heroic-like trying to protect their daughter.
I’m not saying there are any right answers here. I’m just saying this series is a meditation on many things-including masculinity, and what masculinity implies on either side.
Sometimes-indeed, almost always-the good about a person is also the bad. This is the idea that True Detective plays with so effortlessly.
I think age of consent depends on the State in the US; and the opinion of the parents.
You are a sweet person with an hornets sense of justice. I personally have no issue with Marty blasting the guy. In the end, you just need people of that ilk out of society so they cannot continue to harm others. They’re clearly guilty, the American courts (especially when you see who these guys are connected to by the end) can only mess it up.
The reaction by Marijke is so awesome to the LaDue getting executed by Marty and his partner getting blown up is next level intense. Such great reactions and post video analysis. I can't wait till the next episode and the fight between Rust and Marty.
The Wire! I think you would love the series The Wire.
Excellent show, many say the best ever.
The Wire would be the best fit for your taste in crime and police drama. Trust me all these other suggestions are great but limited to 1 or sporadic good seasons. The wire is 5 compelling seasons.
Mary you're from Belgium, are you aware of the dutroux affair and the white march against the Belgian government true detective confronts a lot of these themes and issues so I figured it might hit home with you.
Please do season 3 of this series. Then Mindhunter on Netflix.
I really enjoy the Dutch subtitles. It would be nice to see more of that
Age of consent varies from state to state. Looks like Louisiana is 17 and they don't make exceptions for those close in age.
34:24 If the sexes were reversed and Rust forced himself on a drunk woman like that people would call it rape, but for some reason a woman can do it to a man and people still consider it his fault.
Mind hunter on Netflix is a true crime docudrama that you may find interesting.
7:17 We have separation of powers for a reason. When an investigator ignores the legislature and then presumes to play judiciary and executive in one, the matter is very clear to me. It doesn't matter what feelings a crime triggers in me personally.
@17:40 The age for Statutory Non-Forcible Rape varies by each individual States' laws in the US (so 50 different statutes in 50 different states). While the age of consent is 18 years in the majority of states, it is younger in some. In Missouri where I was a cop in the 1990s the age of legal consent (and also adulthood for crime) was 17. I believe Mississippi and maybe Hawaii (??) used to have the age of consent set as young as 15, however, that may likely (hopefully) have been raised in the last couple of decades. I want to say there was even one State back then where the age was as young as 13.
Some States also have these graduated age scales that kind of always made sense to me. For example, in certain States it might only be a misdemeanor for a seventeen year old to have sex with a sixteen year old or an eighteen year old with a seventeen year old, however, for a twenty-five year old to have sex with a sixteen year old it is a felony. It always seemed a bit unreasonable to me for an eighteen year old to be charged with a serious crime and possibly have to live their entire adult life as a registered sex offender because they had sex with someone three months shy of the legal age of consent. Of course, a lot of those cases were also flatly declined for prosecution where I worked as well unless there was some other aggravating circumstance like use of drugs/alcohol to entice the underaged person or similar. The cases were also almost impossible to successfully prosecute unless the victim was cooperative (which was pretty rare).
it's all in the end a result of the (flawed, human) attempt to keep the law simple and very clear -
even if logically (and morally) there should be a gradual alignment between crime and punishment
e.g. - having sex with someone who is one day underage is not like having sex with someone who is 2 years underage, which is not the same as having sex with someone who is 5 years underage, and so on.
the punishment should match the crime --- but for "time" (or "age") based crimes, that would make the law too complex and might end up requiring complex math equations just to know if what you do is legal or not --- and/or what the punishment for it would be - so most countries opt for very dichotomous laws (i.e. "black & white") even if they end up being absurd or unfair
Circumstances definitely warranted it.
LUTHER, starring Idris Elba and Ruth Wilson, is an outstanding English crime drama series that nobody ever reacts to, but it's one of the greatest of all time!
Age of Consent in America is 18 in most places.
Isue with Marty is that he is not great husband and parent also can be seen by ignoring dolls and drawings in past episodes. He just tries to solve everything by anger and violence.
"Darn I'm so wrong!"
did you see that his blond daughter is Starlight? :)
in most part of America(continent) the age of consent is 18 and if an 18+ guy have sex qith a minor..no matter the excuse or even promise of marriage...it is considered and punished as a rape. So no matter if the guy has 18 and the girl 17... he can be jailed.
Prime has Bosch, several,good seasons. Mare of Eastwood is about a female detective.
Age of consent in America varies by state, it can be complicated by overlapping jurisdictions and different situations, but generally 16 to 18. Society/media generally treats 18 as the assumed age of consent.
Crime dramas in the truest sense of the word-
Newer:
Defending Jacob- from Apple TV, with Chris Evans. Son accused of murder
The Undoing- with Hugh Grant and Nicole Kidman
The Mare of Eastown- with Kate Winslet
All VERY good. Check the trailers.
Crime dramas
Older:
The Fall- with the dude from 50 Shades of Grey and the woman from X-files
The Killing
Top of the Lake- season 1, Elizabeth Moss
All also very good.
Wow, a new episode.
Will start Watching it directly after the 🇸🇪- 🇧🇪 game that starts right now. 😀
futbol?
@@irabernstein Yes, quarterfinal in women’s European championship.
@29:56 😳 yes, yes we have…
Amazing show. Also straight facts about not knowing you’re in the glory days until they’ve already passed, that feeling really really sucks.
Hi Mary. I get such a kick out of what a kick you get out of this series. It's one of the best I've ever seen. If you want to catch an outstanding, and classic, crime movie.......watch "Chinatown".........Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway (1974). You will not be disappointed. .....................As always, a wonderful reaction. Thanks for posting.
Love watching you watch the greatest season of TV ever.
I think it's perfectly fine to have a split opinion concerning Marty executing that guy. On the one hand, it is blatant murder and it is absolutely wrong, especially by a cop. Then again, when you make a discovery that fucking grim and dire, it is understandable to snap.
Munchousin by Proxy is horrific. My ex wife s mom had it. She ended up in prison and I almost killed myself
I was lucky to be in law enforcement and had good friends
My personal belief re:Marty executed Ledoux, it doesn't really make me like marty any less as he is unlikable for many reasons already. It is a story so we can be certain about things like Ledoux's guilt, but in the real world it's unacceptable for an enforcer to be an executioner. Laws and protections should extend to even the worst offenders in a civil society. But this brings up something incredibly central to this story, corruption. I really like this show and where it goes. I was frankly surprised at how well it ties up all its ideas and story by the end.
Really enjoy your reactions Mary! True Detective Season 1 is the best TV I've ever seen. It deserves its reputation. Such high quality writing, story and performances. The closest thing to TD Season 1 that I can recommend is Mindhunter (all seasons). David Fincher produced (and directed some episodes). Mindhunter is true crime based stories of serial killers and the formation of the Federal investigative unit created at Quantico in the 1970s in response to the era's horrifying serial killers like Son of Sam, John Wayne Gacy & Ted Bundy. A fascinating 3 seasons that unfortunately won't be continued due to complications that were created by the production problems during the pandemic.
For another crime show, I'd recommend Valhalla Murders! Its only one season and it takes place in Iceland.
Have you done Everything Everywhere All At Once? I can’t wait for that video
Age of consent depends on the State. In Louisiana currently it is 17.