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kickpuncher wrote:that whole last take...

Oh man, fucking chills the entire time. Best episode yet.

Mooretician wrote:Anyone catch the fucking Melvins song playing in the biker bar? Fucking show gets better and better

Caught that, and also "American Life" by Primus in there too.

That was the best episode of TV I've seen since Breaking Bad went off the air. Fucking masterwork.

I need to rewatch this episode. Way to drunk to appreciate it.

this show man

Really starting to admire this Nic Pizzolatto guy...I think he played the bartender in this episode. Didn't know he had what seems to be a decent novel out.

http://www.amazon.com/Galveston-Novel-N ... 1439166668

Rust walking out on Marty's wife after her cunty dig at him when he was trying to be helpful (in his way)

"You got that big dick swagger and you can't spot crazy pussy?"

Ray wrote:
"You got that big dick swagger and you can't spot crazy pussy?"

yesssssss

fuck that heist sequence was ridiculous.
Cannot wait for the ledoux showdown.

And we're only at the halfway point...fuck.

All that good killin'.

FVBTVS wrote:some place called carcosa

also just found that the kindle version of this is free http://www.amazon.com/King-Yellow-Rober ... t+chambers

look man reggie's crazy like fahreal

i mean its not necessarily that meaningful at this point but can we all agree right now that reggie ledoux > keyser soze

He creep!

His name is way cooler than Keyser Soze, too. Rolls right off the tongue.

Caught up so can join in love fest. I've never though I would speak the words "Matthew McConahowever is really, really good in this".

And paralegal mistresses boob reveal, my "plis oh plis" thought bubble as that scene started up was gloriously rewarded.

I like how the show doesn't tease you with options as to what might happen, rather just completely, superliminally (JOIN THE NAVY) sets you up and the pay-offs are none the less devastating and shocking for the fact that the directors walked you right into it.

Predictable in the "can you believe what we're about to do to these people?" sense.

The fact that the rich people's devil-worshipping group that the prisoner spoke of still hasn't even been seen yet has me really excited for the last 4 episodes. I'm guessing there's a cover-up that went down, involving the governor or his preacher brother (the one who wanted the Anti-Christian Task Force created to look into the crime), but then again, this show seems to never go the obvious route.

godofdeadlydeath wrote:

For anyone taking notes: if you're going to impersonate police officers for your heist, shave off your 12" beards.

Whiffleball Ace wrote:

godofdeadlydeath wrote:

For anyone taking notes: if you're going to impersonate police officers for your heist, shave off your 12" beards.

I loved how the project people started yelling "Fake-ass po-po! Y'all ain't cops!" from the second they got in the house. That whole escalation of violence was so well done. "Don't fire. Do not fire."

godofdeadlydeath wrote:I loved how the project people started yelling "Fake-ass po-po! Y'all ain't cops!" from the second they got in the house. That whole escalation of violence was so well done. "Don't fire. Do not fire."

Yes. That and the silhouettes crowding the windows... it was beautifully done. Also, Cohle snapping into psycho preparation mode while Hart just kind of watched in awe was great.

That Lucinda Williams song threw me for a loop.

"They really should have a better system for this."