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The episode, somewhat aptly titled “Now Am Found” is a clunky, disjointed tying of loose ends: While it does offer explanations for the Purcell case, it doesn’t answer why the rest of the season had to be so boring up until this point.
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Though the show featured some pleasantly surprising wins and an impressive number of awards given to artists of color, the moments we could champion were quickly snuffed out by those that disappointed.
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This awards season has truly been a wild ride; fingers crossed that optimism will prevail and the Oscars will emerge from this critical inferno having made some good choices.
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After seemingly endless beating around the bush in terms of which leads are real and which are false, the conclusion to the Purcell case is finally appearing on the horizon.
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The department itself also comes into question in this episode, with the motives of Hays’ higher-ups becoming a question of interest.
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Episode 5 of “True Detective” season 3, “If You Have Ghosts,” has finally started to settle on which of the many leads are going to stick, with some of the clues from episodes past finally coming back around to semiconclusive ends.
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This episode also delves further into the racial divides permeating the Ozarks, including the offhand racism from a suspect, the dismissiveness of Hays by the higher-ups in the police department and a near-showdown that West escalates while interviewing a Black suspect.
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This episode rather focuses on the relationships between Wayne Hays and his wife, Amelia and between Hays and his partner, Roland West — zooming in on both the things that drew these pairs together and the things that would drive them apart.
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Crime thriller “True Detective” has returned to HBO with two episodes to kick off its third season. The enigmatic, noir-esque anthology series swept fans into the world of theories and Easter eggs with its first season. It seems the series has returned to form with the premiere of its third season.
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Black and LGTBQ+ excellence and existence are facts, regardless of whether the Academy chooses to recognize them or not. But for the millions of people who haven’t seen “Moonlight,” the Academy has conferred onto it a seal that proclaims it essential watching, and that will make a difference.
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