True Detective

No one saw that coming. The penultimate episode of ‘True Detective’ season two was absolutely shocking. Everything started to come together, and one person was brutally shot dead in the final seconds of the show.
There’s only one episode left of True Detective, and it’s going to be insane. On the Aug. 2 episode of the show, Ani (Rachel McAdams) and the guys dealt with the aftermath of what happened at the sex party, Frank (Vince Vaughn) lit his entire world on fire and one character didn’t make it out alive. And this time, this person is really dead.

After last week’s jaw-dropping episode, ‘True Detective’ had some explaining to do. Did the show just pull a major twist by killing off Colin Farrell’s Ray Velcoro? That question was answered pretty quickly in the July 5 episode.
True Detective may be three episodes in, but it looks like the show’s just getting things started. On the July 5 episode, we got a glimpse into Paul’s (Taylor Kitsch) past, Ani (Rachel McAdams) continued to try and make headway in the Caspere murder investigation, Frank (Vince Vaughn) got down and dirty and Ray Velcoro’s (Colin Farrell) fate was revealed.

The June 21 season premiere of ‘True Detective’ blessed fans with a very naked Taylor Kitsch. The actor stripped down during a sex scene, showing off his bare butt and rock-hard abs. Click to see the PICS!
Tim Riggins is naked, y’all! Okay, not exactly. Taylor Kitsch, 34, went fully nude and bared his butt and six-pack abs during a steamy sex scene on the June 21 season premiere of True Detective. The actor plays the brooding and mysterious Paul Woodrugh on the hit HBO show. Warning: Spoilers from the show are ahead!

Matthew McConaughey might win the coveted Best Actor Academy Award for ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ next month, but its his Feb. 9 long-take scene from ‘True Detective’ that has everyone talking. Find out what the buzz is all about below!
Matthew McConaughey’s gritty, HBO crime noir True Detective has been earning rave reviews since day one, but it took a six-minute long, single-take nail-biter of a heist scene to truly bring the show to the next level.