This line comes from Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) in True Detective Season 1, during one of his many philosophical ...

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According to the theory, Travis is the father of Rust Cohle, the character famously played by Matthew McConaughey in True Detective Season 1. The second episode of True Detective: Night Country aired ...

True Detective: Night Country revealed a few more of its secrets on HBO and Max last night, further connecting the freaky mystery of what happened at the Tsalal lab to the murder of Annie K (Nivi ...

Where "True Detective" goes, fan theories follow — and one, about how the newly released Season Four may connect to the first, seems particularly plausible. After a five-year hiatus, the HBO show ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." HBO's TRUE DETECTIVE is, for the most part, an anthology series; each season has its own dark, twisty, ...

Time might be a flat circle, but True Detective is not. Night Country‘s conclusion gave us something previous seasons hadn’t. It leaned into its mystical side rather than rejecting it. Until its ...

Rustin "Rust" Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) is deeply gifted, but deeply pessimistic. Accused of being a serial killer when we meet him during Season 1 of "True Detective," he recalls the last words of ...

Actor Ross Marquand’s Rust Cohle impersonation is impeccable. He’s mixed True Detective with those AT&T commercials—where the guy interviews little kids in a classroom—for a perfect parody called ...