"Every time I think you hit the ceiling, you just keep raising the bar, you're like Michael Jordan of being a son of a biitch." - Marty Hart.

Episode 4 Recap
In 1995, Hart and Cohle interrogate Charlie Lange again for information about Ledoux, his former cellmate. Lange informs them that he showed pictures of Dora to Ledoux and identifies a known associate, Tyrone Weem, as a lead. Lange also tells the detectives that Ledoux told him about a group of rich men who would get together for "devil worship" involving sacrifices of women and children.

Hart track down Weem at a warehouse rave and forces him to name the East Texas biker gang Ledoux is now cooking meth for, the Iron Crusaders. Cohle, who previously worked with the gang while undercover,
takes "sick leave" to infiltrate the gang, giving the
excuse that he needs to visit his dying father.

Meanwhile, Lisa spitefully tells Maggie everything about her affair with Hart, who returns home to find his family gone and his bags packed. He tries to talk to Maggie at her workplace and is confronted by security officers before Cohle arrives to take him away. Cohle hits the Iron Crusaders hangout masquerading asformer security for a Mexican cartel breaking away on his own, using high-grade cocaine taken from the police evidence room to back up his claim.

He negotiates with his contact Ginger that if given a commitment to back a deal with the gang's meth producer, Cohle will help Ginger rob a stash house in the projects. Disguised as police, they rob the stash house, shooting one of the residents, and stir up the neighborhood's inhabitants in the process, resulting in an outbreak of gunfire and chaos.

With the actual police on their way, Cohle holds Ginger at gunpoint as they escape the house and make their way through the projects. Cohle contacts Hart who collects them from the scene as the police arrive.
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In 2012, doubts in the investigation start to come forth as Papania and Gilbough question Cohle's sick leave, claiming that there are no hospital records of his father. Cohle tells the detectives about his father while Hart feigns ignorance.

A fan page finally! Love this show, Well scripted and beautifully executed. Keep on the good work @Op.

Graphic Representation Of 'True detective' Season One Characters


Rustin Cohle 2012


Marty Hart 2012

– Cohle: "I quit. Fvck this. Fvck this world. Nice hook, Marty."

HAHA. I love this guy.

Marty Hart Vs Rustin Cohle Memes CONT'D

Memorable Quotes from Season One

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Episode 5 Recap
In 1995, Ginger and Cohle (still undercover) meet with DeWall Ledoux, Reggie's cousin and cook partner, in a roadside bar. DeWall refuses to do a drug deal with Cohle, but after DeWall leaves, Hart follows him. Hart radios his location to Cohle and the pair meet up near the hidden meth lab in the bayou, where Cohle leads the way through brush, avoiding hidden explosive booby traps rigged to kill unwary intruders.

The pair descend on the house where Hart apprehends Reggie and handcuffs him. Cohle draws down on DeWall, who has just stepped out of the meth lab, as Hart is searching the premises, coming across two kidnapped and abused children, one of them dead. Enraged, Hart executes Reggie Ledoux with a shot to the head. DeWall panics and flees but is killed when he detonates one of the booby traps. Hart removes the handcuffs from the dead Ledoux, and Cohle sprays the yard with bullets from an AK to give the appearance that a shootout had taken place.

In their 2012 interviews (voiced over the actual events) and later before a shooting board, the pair separately relate identical concocted stories of surviving a chaotic
firefight in which Hart managed to kill Ledoux. Hart and
Cohle are hailed back at the station and in the press as
heroes, with both receiving commendations and
promotions.
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By 2002, Hart is reconciled with his wife and kids, while Cohle has a physician girlfriend. Hart's daughter Audrey has begun acting out and tensions rise once again in the household. Cohle, a renowned interrogator, is brought in to get a confession out of a robber accused of murdering two people in a store while high on PCP. After confessing, the prisoner begs for a deal from Cohle, declaring that Ledoux wasn't the killer of the missing girls--the real killer was never caught and is still killing. He claims he himself met the "Yellow King," information withheld from the public in the Dora Lange case, and that people high up know about the killer. Cohle beats the man, demanding "a name," but is restrained by other detectives.

He returns later with Hart to find that the prisoner has killed himself in his cell after receiving a phone call (purportedly from his lawyer) made from a public pay phone out in the middle of nowhere. Cohle returns to the abandoned religious school, where he find dozens of stick sculptures, and drawings and black stars on the walls.
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In 2012, Papania and Gilbough tell Hart that they suspect that Cohle, who they allege conveniently led Hart to every clue or lead in the case, has been behind the killings all along; Cohle has been spotted among the bystanders at the scene of the recent killing in Lake Charles that is similar to the Dora Lange case.

Cohle has also been a person of interest in the suspicious death of Reverend Tuttle two years before. Cohle walks out of his interview after the detectives
accuse him, ridiculing them to get a warrant, while Hart is asked in his interview to explain what exactly happened between him and Cohle in 2002.

Rust's Storage Locker

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Episode 6 Recap
In 2002, Cohle investigates on his own a series of old missing persons cases, linking the victims to the Tuttle schools. He seeks out Theriot, who has since quit the ministry and become a drunk, to ask about Wellspring, a defunct foundation that financed the rural schools while Theriot was a seminarian at the college Tuttle established. Theriot claims that Wellspring covered up child molestation scandals and implies that he was intimidated into silence after being questioned in 1995.

Cohle tries to interview Kelly, Ledoux's surviving victim in 1995 and institutionalized with regressive catatonia, to ask her if a third man was involved with her abduction. She describes a giant man with scars, and begins screaming when Cohle asks about the man's face.

Despite being ordered to stop his investigations, Cohle meets with Tuttle, ostensibly seeking the names of former Wellspring employees but actually fishing for reactions from him. Tuttle complains to the department, misrepresenting the nature of the meeting. Cohle cites this as proof of Tuttle's culpability, but is suspended from duty anyway.

Hart runs into Beth, a former underage prostitute he interviewed during the Dora Langea investigation, and starts an affair with her. A suspicious Maggie checks Hart's cell and finds a picture of Beth. Maggie then goes to Cohle's apartment and seduces him; Cohle, disgusted and infuriated when she tells him she had sex to get rid of Hart, kicks her out. Maggie tells Hart anyway, who attacks Cohle in the department parking lot. Cohle quits immediately after.
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In 2012, Papania and Gilbough interview Maggie, now remarried. She is scornful of their motives and denies that the divorce from Hart had anything to do with Cohle. Asked to characterize Cohle, she describes him as a good man with integrity. Hart abruptly walks out on his interview when Papania and Gilbrough again suggest that Cohle may have killed Tuttle in 2010 and been responsible for all the other murders.

Cohle follows Hart and initiates their first contact since the fight. Cohle asks Hart to buy him a beer, saying they
should talk, to which Hart agrees, but after Cohle turns
away, arms himself with a revolver.

RayMcBlue: Nominees

Woody Harrelson didn't earn as much fanfare for "True Detective" as McConaughey, but he has a strong history with the TV academy, winning one Emmy (1989 Comedy Supporting Actor, 'Cheers') out of seven nominations. If "Detective" is a big Emmy success, expect Harrelson to go along for the ride. He gets 12/1 odds.

Poor Jon Hamm doesn't have a single Emmy to show for his 11 nominations to date, including six in this category for AMC's " Mad Men ." But despite the show's diminishing returns – it hasn't won a trophy since 2011 – Hamm still gets 16/1 odds.

James Spader also has odds of 16/1. He's already a three-time winner in this category for playing attorney Alan Shore on "The Practice" and "Boston Legal," and he's a strong bet to return for his latest role in NBC's surprise hit " The Blacklist ."

Hmmm...I can't remember James Spader getting nominated though..

RayMcBlue: True Detective’ Season 2 Update: First Script In; Rumors About New Lead

Late last week, a big step was taken forward for True Detective season 2. Series creator Nic Pizzolatto reportedly turned in the script for the first episode of the new season, and the lead for this new storyline is not what we’d heard it might be. In the months since the first season finished, we’d heard rumors suggesting various new directions, from redoing the two-detective structure of the first season, to relying upon a more female-centric cast. Now, it turns out, at least the first episode just centers on one male lead. The rumor came from The Wrap , who posted it as a Twitter exclusive:

"The 1st script for 2nd season is IN
& agency sources tell us it features one
MALE lead & male/female co-stars."

Does this confirm True Detective won’t have a female lead? Not at all. If the first season taught us anything, it’s that Pizzolatto thrives on the unexpected. Who is to say the main character of the first episode stays the main character, stays good, or even survives?
I still think anything is possible with this show, which is exactly why fans are so excited about it. With the first script completed, we now can make an educated guess at Pizzolatto’s timeline. You’d imagine he would complete the scripts by the late Fall, maybe casting and production in early 2015 and a potential air date Fall 2015. That’s just a guess but it seems feasible.

HBO execs are looking into Colin Farrell and Taylor kitsch plus two female leads...I remember Jessica Chastain was linked with it one time. Collin Farrell I can manage but I haven't seen anything serious from Taylor kitsch( I didn't watch Friday Night Lights like most people)..

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Hmmm...I can't remember James Spader getting nominated though..

Spader was definitely nominated. He almost single handedly made "The Blacklist" very entertaining, and something to look forward to every week. He's a dark horse and an outside bet to win. Underrate him at your own peril.