TRUE DETECTIVE: NIGHT COUNTRY Episode 3 Breakdown!
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- In this video we take a deep dive, review, recap, breakdown and explain the ending to season 4 episode 3 of HBO's critically acclaimed TRUE DETECTIVE starring Jodie Foster.
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The whistle? Hank? Liz & Peter.... Lots of shit is going down in Ennis. Hit me with your theories!
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The whistleblower is the White Buffalo 💯
I had closed captions on, and it said he was whistling Twist & Shout
Hank is a nickname for Henry
I feel like the hockey skates are low key part of the evidence if whatever was covered up and that will turn out to be an inadvertently innocent piece of the puzzle that will tie all the threads together.
Jodie’s detective work this level was cool to see. She might be the most true detective yet beside rust and Marty. Also lots of imagery in this episode and thematic callbacks to season one and 3 with the one eyed characters. I feel like the hockey skates are low key part of the evidence. Even if they were used as a murder weapon yet could be reaching. if whatever was covered up and that will turn out to be an inadvertently innocent piece of the puzzle that will tie all the threads together.
Always watch HBO mystery/drama shows with the closed captions on. You will get clues that you'll miss without them. The whistled tune was definitely "Twist And Shout"
Good catch
This did the same thing with the bear and succession so much little dialogue gets subtitled you can bearely hear
Oh no kidding! Always watch with captions!☺
Beat me to it
And Twist and Shout keeps coming up in the present day. There was a cover of it playing at one point when Navarro was out on the ice. I got the feeling it wasn't background music, that she could hear it.
Also, when Danvers touches Pete's bruise on his cheek, she says "it's funny, a league hockey champion falling on his face in the ice rink". This was right after she told him the story of the abused girl who went along with the lie (that she fell down the stairs) in order to protect her abuser. And Pete looks down ashamed. So he knows that she knows it was his dad.
Oh shit i didn’t catch this
Obviously
After this episode I feel like Pete might play a much larger part by the end. He's becoming a strong character.
That scene was to reinforce the "Mrs Robinson's" statement that Hank made, That scene really does play out in the movie "the Graduate", Mrs Robinson {Ann Bancroft) touches Benjamin Bradocks (Dustin Hoffmans) face.in the exact same way.
Also the statement that Navarro made about Peter running
Is a direct link to Pink Floyd's "Run Like Hell" on "The Wall"l album
He knew they killed that guy and so they can't really fuck with each other.
I don't think Liz hates indigenous culture so much as she believes that identifying with it is potentially dangerous for Leah because of what happened to Annie and how ingrained Annie was with the indigenous community.
Exactly because immediately after she made her wipe it off it cut to a photo of Annie, dead, with the same marking on her face.
I think that too. She loves her and is trying to keep her safe.
I also came here to say this. I think it's evident from the flashbacks that she loved Leah's father very much so I don't see her trying to suppress that part of her. Thank you for beating me to it!
I think its pretty obvious this is the case. The show intentionally showing the photos of dead indigenous woman right after she tells Leah to wipe her face from the marks to show the audience she fears thats what will happen to her. Also i think the "she" they woke up is reference to the actual polar bear which is an incarnation of some ancient spirit of nature (in this show it might be the microorganism), similar to plotlines like "The Terror".
I agree. The writing and acting is not good but I also beleive that she just wanted to protect her doughter. So that she will not end up as Annie.
2:30 Hank is becoming darker and darker with each episode as we learn more about him. He seemed harmless in episode 1. Now I think he's a genuinely bad dude.
Well he is a middle aged white gut& they’re to blame for Everything🥱or some other bull
Hank is the diminutive/nickname of the name Henry. Liz may listen to white noise as a mind-focusing tool while reviewing evidence. The drawing Darwin made is based on his grandmother’s native fairy tales of an Inuit goddess whom in human life rode in a kayak with her parents. A storm suddenly came and the parents believed that she had caused it and they threw her overboard hoping to drown her as a witch or demon. The severed fingers in the drawing are from her parents chopping at her hands while she tried to climb back into the kayak. Legend states that her chopped up fingers became sea creatures and she became a sea goddess who could bring forth famine (the caribou bolting to their deaths before the hunter could bag one as food; the crab shortage; etc.). Perhaps this goddess of the sea & ice has been awakened.
Yes, Thank you
Henry = Hank, like Richard = Rick/Dick
@@L.L.Cool.T and Jack for John
sedna
Hank = Henry Prior=Henry Hays=Henry Tuttle
The whistle is Twist and Shout. If you watch with subtitles on it states that outright.
UA-cam reviewers get copy ahead of time it doesn't come with subtitles
came here to say this. have an upvote
Ditto. Twist and shout, Only knew from the captions. Barely sounds like the melody
@@timmcneil6966 And who watches with subtitles anyways?
tempted to say this is a mistake. sounds nothing like twist and shout even tho thats supposed to be a recurring song. replay it, thats not a single tune in that song.
I really liked the atmosphere and vibes of the new season. Snow, night, big coats, cosy offices, small town etc. makes me feel peaceful and very happy.
That’s ironic. I told my husband (we watch together) that I could never live there. I need sunlight and warm weather.
SAME...even though it isnt my favorite season so far, the atmosphere is great.
It's gloomy and giving me the creeps😣
@@jennifermccutcheon9600 snow, night and less options/possibilities .. all of these unify and equalize everybody. there is big change to go deep with your soul, rest and make really deep connections with other few. it can be suicidal if you can not manage though =))
So clever to use the Alaskan night as a setting
White noise helps to focus, sleep better, and meditate. I think Liz uses it to concentrate while doing her detective work and analyzing evidence.
I have tinnitus and I can't be in total silence. If I'm in a quiet room for just a few seconds, I start to go nuts. I need some kind of noise, even if it's white noise, at all times. There was some speculation about Liz having hearing loss from something that was said in the first episode. I didn't agree with the theory then, but now maybe I do. My mom is in her 70s and her hearing isn't great but I know that she also has deafening tinnitus. Actually, my brother has it pretty bad too, so I guess it runs in the family.
I think they're trying to drive home that she's old. LOL Even though Jodie Foster looks incredible and I definitely would not call her "old," Danvers has issues with her vision and her hearing and I think they're trying to remind the viewer that she's aging and it may be affecting her job.
There are a lot of videos on here that are just 10 hours of white noise.
@@Kristine_202 As soon as you said tinnitus, that moment from the first episode jumped out at me. Hank tells Peter to speak up, Danvers gets defensive and says she can hear him just fine.
I was thinking the same...using white noise to focus or concentrate. I use it sometimes while reading, but mostly for sleeping.
I have tinnitus. When I study I need ambient music, and ambient sounds for productivity.
The hallucinations and references to Ennis having ghosts may have something to do with the sunless winter. Some people go into pitch black environments for days to meditate and see visions. Apparently when you have less light stimulation, your inner eye makes visions, like dreaming at night. Idk.
As someone who lived in an arctic environment for a couple years yes this is absolutely true. Perpetual darkness will absolutely play tricks on your mind, I think most people underestimate how surreal it can be
@@keanepois2409 Fascinating.
She also covers up the fact one of them shot the abuser
Yep, what she is describing is not what we seeing actually happening. Wonder if Navarro is hallucinating or actually seeing supernatural stuff. Lots of unreliable narrators here.
Marty coded
Fosure a reference to S1
I was wondering about that also
She didn’t even really answer Prior’s question, just told that vague story
My money's on Liz
I think the “your mother says hello” and “she’s waiting for you” are two different statements. The “she” that is waiting is the one that they woke.up, not Navarro’s mother.
Could be...he almost sounded like a demon though saying her mom is with him (hell), she says hello and shes waiting for her to join her in torment.
sure, but how does it connect with the orange they spent 2 scenes showing? right the show sucks thats how its connected
Navarro is having mental health episodes with increased intensity after the head trauma she suffered getting knocked unconscious on the ice. It's pretty obvious the guy didn't really sit up and say that.
The "she's waiting for you" is Tuunbaq.
@UlyssesBearclaw are there other examples?
How the HELL did you already make a video?! I literally just finished watching this episode! 😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know!😮
This is what I came to say. Is HBO letting yall watch the episode before it airs b/c WTF 😂
It's not popping up online on any websites so I have no idea how he is seeing it early.
@@JassyPooh01
This is his job. Sometimes they get early access to the episodes so they can publish the video review after.
Like car UA-camrs. They drive and review the cars early and can’t release the video until the embargo date expires. That’s why they all release videos within minutes of each other.
There are 3 individual parts in the episode where the Beatles Twist and Shout can definitely be heard. If anyone finds anymore please let us know...
- William Wheeler whistles the tune.
- Danvers hears it after placing the turkey in the fridge.
- Evangealine hears a woman sing it before seeing Holden out on the ice.
One thing I noticed - and it might be coincidence - the corpsicle looks twisted and they're all screaming in agony. "Twist & Shout"
I'm thinking it was playing on a radio when Danvers lost her son.
If you watch with captions on, the tune Wheeler is whistling is Twist and Shout. Also, Danvers hears a staticky version of Twist and Shout when she’s leaning into the fridge. Finally, lots of people intentionally listen to white noise to stay focused. It helps tune out distractions. (I have ADHD.)
doesnt sound anything liek it
@@zd9910he's whistling it off beat
@@zd9910it's not even in the right key
It also helps to pay attention, which this reviewer doesn’t do. Apparently he doesn’t even know that “Hank” is a nickname for “Henry “.
@@zd9910Listen to the intro. He’s not whistling the chorus.
RE: DANVER, making her daughter wash her face isn't her being prejudice, she doesn't want what happened to Annie to happen to her step daughter, she said as much in in the scene and the it even ends with the close up of Annie dead with the markings clearly visible. she's trying to protect her in her own way.
she's
This!
yeah except the way she did it was abusive and disgusting. no empathy no compassion. gross
@@itsevanbrownyeah lol she’s a massive jerk! Jodie Foster rules
Nothing says white colonizer like making your native stepdaughter literally erase her heritage because you are the "protector" and know best. If you were the protector who knew best you would be protecting the water and the culture. "Protecting in her own way" is not a write off for the egregious behavior.
@itsevanbrown plays to her character, she's so rough around the edges.
Just a couple of stray observations:
Danvers, Massachusetts, is best known as the location of the Salem witch trials.
Danvers is also home to Danvers State Hospital, an abandoned mental institution and locale for the movie Session 9.
Any thoughts on the use of the same color blue throughout the series? Hank is painting a room blue in his house, Darwin’s room is blue, Jules and Annie have blue hair, the blue ice cabin, the blue light from the fishing hole, the blue aquarium in Pete’s living room … 🤔
I think Pete’s wife is going to help with the scientists’ “postmortem”
prob just cuz its cold. hot weather its a more orangie filter.
Feminist activist favorite color lol
@@paulcarpenter7844 the Russian bride for whom the room is being painted blue is a feminist activist?
The color blue used goes back to Phoenicia. It was harvested from a seashell and used mostly by royalty (royal blue and purple) because it was expensive. It is highly symbolic of royalty and blue bloods. This could tie in with the use of the Beatles, Twist and Shout. The Beatles were straight out of Tavistock Institute funded by the royals to socially engineer society and then of course take a look at the Beatle's album cover, Her Satanic Majesty's Request. There are a lot of subtleties in this series that speak to us and reveal so much truth.
@@sovereignsister Rolling Stones
The fact that these Navarro and Danvers covered up a murder one of them committed is a call back to season 1 when Woody Harrelson’s character murdered that suspect who was already cuffed and they had to make it look like a shootout to cover it up.
Yup.
Did you just refer to Reginald Ledoux as "that suspect"? 💀
“Did you just refer to Reginald Ledoux as “that suspect”? 💀” ☝️🤓
@@sethxxm ""Did you just refer to Reginald Ledoux as "that suspect"? 💀" ☝️🤓" 🫵👩🏿🦱🏳️🌈
Danvers wasted the guy like Marty wasted Reggie
The end of the episode with Annie continuously screaming, and the camera backing out of the corridor of the hospital with patients being lead reminded me more of a psychiatric ward than a regular hospital.
I appreciated how it started slow in the beginning of this one, creeping ever so slightly, and then gifting us with that hospital room scene. The Art Direction of this stuns me; I feel like I am right there in the dark cold with them. (I mean to be fair I am surrounded by snow where I am but... still) I also GREATLY love the scenes with the Inupiat women as they mourn, pray and sing together. I feel for Leah and hope we find out what happened that Liz is so adamant that she stay clear of her own culture which she clearly needs and wants to be a part of.
I agree. in Texas and I for sure feel like I’m in Ennis. No snow here.. sadly:
Regarding the 'static' on earbuds, Danvers listens to white noise when she's trying to focus. See episode 1 when she looks at pictures in her house (she has a white noise device)
Or a nod to her movie role n Contact...
@@cheryllkiebler9019 Deep cut easter egg!
@@cheryllkiebler9019 was coming to say the same
According to the HBO subtitles, he's whistling Twist & Shout. That also gives more explanation as to why Liz freaks out when she hears the song.
That’s what I heard when I watched it as well. It’s for sure twist and shout !
The static in the fridge was also twist & about according to the subtitles
So, we're guessing Navarro or Danvers Reggie Ledouxed This Wheeler fellow?
Also, in the scenes for next week, that creepy voice that says, " You're all...in the night country now." was eerily similar to Erol Childress telling Rust he was in Carcosa now.
4:35 I was watching the episode with captions on. The song that's whistled in this episode is Twist & Shout by The Beatles. It is also the noise Danvers hears in her fridge.
The tune whistled is not Twist and shout, the closed captions are wrong
Well people are saying it is 1st episode she hated listening to the song on the tv
How and why would the closed captions be wrong? @@autk
SEASON 4 EXPLAINED: it ends up to be exactly as i thought... indigineous folklore symbolism and beliefs impacting on people's minds... that only happens due to interference from the mine/ mining... this is what lends it's supernatural themes ... which are founded and ultimately explained by chemistry and physics... as to HOW AND WHY the murders or deaths happen... The series opening scene gave it away... psychosis dellirium induced by a physics/ chemical reasons (e.g. magnetic field, drugs)... impacting one member of the group and then herd follows into the Abyss as the animals did. Well played.
When Danvers is looking into the fridge at 10:26, Twist and Shout plays amidst the static.
Great catch
That’s what wheeler whistles to her as well.
The little boy says, "Tell my mommy" and then you can't hear the rest. My guess is that Navarro is going to say something like, "I saw a vision of your son and he said...." and Danvers is going to say, "How could you know that?" It makes sense since Danvers is a skeptic but Navarro had this vision and whatever she learned must be valuable information. (Unless it's just, "Tell my mommy that I love her" or "Tell my mommy that it wasn't her fault," but I don't think that's the direction they're going in.)
In this scene, Dancer’s son is wearing pajamas that say “Dreamer” and “sleepy” but spelled backwards. If you play the audio backwards after the child says “tell my mommy” he says “I can”.
Every season is about 2 opposite characters, who work together first, then have a severe breakup and then come together after many years to repair an unsolved mystery.
According to the subtitles that whistled tune is Twist and Shout by the Beatles
Sounded nothing like Twist and Shout.
The orange being thrown back reminded me of that scene from ET. They also made a ET reference in the truck scene between Eva and Danvers
glad more folks picked this up XD what if ET is behind all this ..XD it be a badass plot twist
It's kind of surprising how so many people don't realize she is having mental health episodes like her sister, especially after getting the head trauma on the ice when she got knocked out. The orange and the guy sitting up obviously aren't happening.
I think it is a reference to The Changeling that movie is creepy AF.
Also reminded me of the Shining with the tennis ball rolling down the corridor towards Danny
I think there are an incredible amount of movie references and Cliche's in season 4
including Jody foster recreating "The Accused"
I found about 15 so far. and there are many others in all the seasons of True Detective
Great video! Analyzing and deciphering the information given, and not getting worked up and bitter that it isn't all some different way you want or expect. You're a true detective
That ending was creepy af
Lame af lol
Well...youre the one watching UA-cam reviews of it so you must of liked it...even just a little bit ;)@@DiegoDiablo
@@DiegoDiablo Yeah... It felt like a ripoff of the Exorcist. I was hoping Lund would remark on the cop's mother unladylike behaviour in Hell
Not that creepy. This show wasted 3 episodes filled with family drama and not enough mystery and detective work. The entire episode 3 only thing that happens is the bugger wakes up and mom says hello. What a waste.
Very lame, just a bunch of screaming on a phone.
y'all ain't playing with how fast you get these up. There's already 3 other videos breaking down episode 3. love it.
they get the episode a week early so they can hype up the show an make people think its good , thats why everyone who gets these up early never has anything bad to say about it, they don't wanna lose access...
interesting.... @@abccinema1
When Danvers and Navarro go to question Oliver at the reservation the man that stops them and asks who they are looking for, looks like the hunter with the Caribou in the first scene of episode 1.
Do you think the hunters could have anything to do with the dead scientists?
Thanks for these great breakdowns! I consider myself pretty observant but you pick up on so much
Good breakdown and trailer sleuthing at the end!
I can see Navarro maybe having head trauma but we saw him sit up during a pan that was out of her field of vision. She only saw him after what the audience saw. Im actually hoping for some magical payoff in the 4th season.
While I kinda want it to be at least partly supernatural I have a feeling that all the spooky shit is just gonna end up being a red herring. None of the other seasons had actual supernatural stuff happen. Sure the first season had the cult and the belief in the Yellow King but nothing actually substantial. Still I really like this season so far and I'd love it if something evil was actually happening 😂
Great breakdown as always!!!
Beast u made it so quick with thorough breakdown
Thank you for another great breakdown. This show has my brain scrambled! The comments are also quite interesting!
I wonder if Annie was a midwife for Damvers at one point? She seemed very uncomfortable going to that stillborn baby’s wake and there seemed to be lots of tension. Not to mention that screaming from Annie at the end sounded exactly like the opening scene with Annie delivering the baby. Maybe Danvers is hiding something about Annie herself.
Also
Did anybody else notice something in the sky when Navarro was out on the ice? It looked like an image of something I couldn’t make it out but me and my girlfriend both noticed it at the same time
Awesome job!!
The way that dude rose up. It was so creepy! LOVE this season!
Ya but then he said your mom says hello and she's waiting for you which would actually be a very nice message to receive....
I was totally expecting to hear a THUMP, slither, slither of Lund coming off the bed and touching Navarro.
@@brianm4198 Not a nice message to receive if your mom is abusive or has a genetic disease you fear will affect you later in life.
@1artistik1 still could be a nice message to get... in death she is no longer affected by those things so would be nice to hear mom is still out there waiting for you to cross over ... the show sucks pretty bad so far anyway but I'll finish the season
@@brianm4198 I guess it all depends on what you believe in.
The three lines on her chin are the exact same as Anna-K's. I think Liz asks her to take it off because it is such a hard thing to look at.
It is a traditional tattoo. The woman with blue hair has one too.
Also that black thingy at the end of the episode that you said looks like a spiral, it looks like a spine to me with a bird skull at the end, in the opening for this season theres a shot of a male officer drowing in the water while the song lyrics "to kill a son" is basically perfect timed for it which makes me thing that hank will emd up killing peter same as what wheeler did to his girl
The guy is whistling “Twist and Shout”…i put on the subtitles! Great video!!
Great recap! Consider watching with the subtitles if you’re going to do videos like this. The subtitles clear up a few things like what the murder suicide guy is whistling (Twist and Shout) as well as other instances where that song appears quietly throughout the episode.
I feel like there’s gonna be some significance to that song, considering it was playing on the TV at the Tsalal station in episode 1.
There's a theory about eye-glimmer in John Carpenter's "The Thing" in that individuals displaying it are replicas who have been taken over by the alien.
The dark circles or "Annie's eyes" that Clark drew, are on the wall in Wayne Hays' study in season 3
And on Frank's Ceiling in season 2 And on Marty shirt when they kill Reggie LeDoux in season 1
I think these are part of a topographical map. Showing a location where the ice cave is, and where "she" or "it" is now awake. Rose looks to a mountain when telling Navarro about how old the symbol is, and they cut to a shot of that mountain. My theory is this is where the ice cave is.
@@guitarnguinness I thought it was more of a symbol for looking deep inside yourself and face the truth.
3:00 it is extremely expensive to get oranges up North and they're usually rotten by the time they get there. It's a very odd choice, so I def think there's a reason for it. plus the opening sequence.
The song is Twist and Shout by the Beatles, the song Liz and her husband used to dance to. You pick up a lot watching shows like this with closed captions on. Tells you a lot more.
Hank is definitely in on the murder of Annie. He's in with the miners and is a rogue cop.
Bingo
too obvious
Like a lot of people, I am honestly unsure what is happening this season in terms of it being supernatural.
On one hand it would venture really far off from the other seasons of the show by adding that element. Still, what is happening in the show especially with Navarro’s visions at the end makes me wonder since it is so far off from reality. I think they might tie in a spiritual element but I feel like there is still a main killer/cult involved
Great video. Thanks
Song is Twist and shout by the beatles.
The song is played in the background twice more in the episode.
The whistle is twist and shout I think
You got it
you got that from the subtitles. no need to add i think. it sounds nothing like it so obviously youre just acting like you picked up on something that you read in subtitles. its a mistake btw. not from twist and shout.
@@zd9910Let the poster have some fun, jeez
No way the tune is twist and shout no matter what the f subtitles or closed captions say 😂
This season has been gritty af. Foster has been great.
What a great quote 3:19. Totally agreed!
I had CC on during the show and the song wheeler was whistling was Twist and Shout.
I had a different take on why Liz is so against Leigh's tattoo. Right after Liz makes her wash it off, Liz picks up a picture of Annie after she's dead and Annie had the exact same tattoo.
Her name is Leah
@@carolyns3720 Your mother's name is Leah.
@@carolyns3720 Nobody cares.
@@teddnagurski5583wow, what a pleasant person you are
@@carolyns3720 I'm not the one who goes out of my way to correct random people on the internet for spelling mistakes.
~~~ I have to mention what a great job this show does integrating SETTING into the story. Season 1 did this with the hinterlands of Louisiana. Breaking Bad did this with the New Mexico desert. This show and FARGO are great at making you feel the desolation and cold. Iceland was the perfect choice for the filming of this series. Will we get a glimpse of the Northern Lights before its over? Certainly hope so. Its the North Country.
The whistling is the song Twist and Shout, same tune was being played in the flashback with her child, and on the TV at Tsalal.
The tune is the opening riff to Twist and Shout.
I originally thought Liz was making her step daughter wipe off the markings cuz of the culture but I think it might have more so to do with the case file picture we see she's looking at after, in the photo the woman has the same marking, I think Danvers subconsciously connects the marking to bad things happen to said people
How the sweet buttery jesus do you have this video out so fast? You're a legend!
they get the episodes early to hype up the show , thats why there's never any negative comments about the show being slow and boring , they don't wanna lose access
@ThinkStory, so I never write comments but thoroughly enjoying your True Detective recaps and theories. That said, I came across a documentary I watched yesterday and was blown away at the similarities to this season and highly recommend you watch it as there are significant ties to an incident in Russia (Dyatlov Pass incident) and in the US National Park… Vanished on Hulu from 2019. Would love to hear your thoughts and connections to this seasons True Detective! Keep up the great work and hope I was able to help
1:10 the water being contaminated is a reality for so many natives in USA and Canada, I think it's really important to the plot here but also cautionary
Holden also said to Navarro to tell His mommy Danvers something but it wasn’t revealed because they chose to distort it like a whisper
Navaro may have the same mental illness as the rest of her female family members.
The guy in the shack was the same hunter who saw the caribou jump off the cliff.
I think the guy that asked Navarro and Danvers who they were looking for was the Caribou hunter.
The guy in the shack was Oliver. The guy who saw the caribou fall over the cliff in the beginning of ep 1, was in thw crowd and told Danvers and Navarro which cabin Olivwr was in.
@@variousJnames Rianne OLIVIER was stabbed multiple times and dumped in a river Her grandfather was a crab fisherman.
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@@guitarnguinness, Yes you are so correct 💯
I love your videos my friend! And if I can add one more thing. The tune the abuser is whistling after he killed his girlfriend is “twist and shout” by the Beatles. Thats a call back to episode 1 when they first walked into the Tslal Station and Ferris Buellers Day Off was on repeat on the tv with the scene with Matthew Broderick lip syncing to the same song! Thats why Jodie Foster was so distressed when she heard the music playing when she first got to the station!
The tune is “twist and shout” from the Ferris bueller clip at tsalsal and the memory of Danvers with her son.
Rust explains to Marty about tracking deer, not llike sitting in a blind and have the deer sniff gash bait, but stalking it to 30 yards . This is exactly how Hays explains hunting to Roland.
This season of True Detective has been absolutely ridiculous; the only saving Grace has been Jody Foster but even her best efforts can’t save the horrible writing.
The whistle tune is twist and shout…thank you closed captions!
I'm loving this season so far! There's so much to take in and think about, and instead of being an overwhelming chore it's a fascinating thought exercise. My only complaint so far is, why is this season only getting 6 episodes when the first 3 seasons got 8? 😠
Maybe the oranges are a safer form of hydration. Not harvested in Alaska so the water in it is clean. Imported from California, Florida, Texas, or Arizona.
Or the vitamin C in them counteracts something in the water.
😂 Hank is usually short for Henry I thought.. maybe not 😂
I love this show because I always spend every week trying to find little clues
its the only thing you can do really because the story is moving an a snails pace.
The whistle is “Twist and Shout”. You know, the tune that Liz couldn’t stand when she first got to Tsalal station? Rewatch your show with closed captions (CC) enabled. It tells you everything.
Don't care what it tells you, what's whistled is not even remotely close ...twist and shout is in a major key, what's whistled is definitely a minor key of dread
@@autknot seen the clip however, major keys can be transposed to minor keys and vice versa, usually to their relative major/minor key
There's an orange peel in the water In the opening credits also💦
I took Liz telling Leah to wipe of the tattoo as a way to keep her safe. Annie was a protestor and had a similar tattoo and was murdered so I think Annie is just trying to keep Leah safe.
Idk if this helps but I watch with subtitles and when he was whistling in that flash back the subtitle read “twist and shout by the Beatles”. Which is interesting bc that was the song stuck playing at the research facility in episode one and Liz managed to turn it off saying she isn’t a Beatles fan.
This show came back with a vengeance! It’s been exponentially getting more and more epic with each season (we’ll forget season 2 ever came out). My main theory is there’s demonic influence in Ennis, and "the demons" don’t really want those people digging too deep. In True Detective fashion though, they won’t come and say/show it outright, they’ll instead heavily hint as the story stays anchored on the main characters resolving their own internal struggles.
danvers and navarro finally have some screen chemistry 😹 this was sorely lacking in ep 1 & 2. they should have had a flashback in ep 1 about their previous partnership either in the annie or the wheeler case. this dynamic would have made ep 1 have a better reception especially from the og fans.
even the interaction between them including young prior is hilarious and interesting to watch unfold.
though i still can't tell exactly what direction this show is going for. the supernatural elements aren't presented as mere hallucinations or the result of grief as even navarro saw danver's dead son. but then again otoh, danvers is being used to tell the audience that there is a rational explanation to everything happening and it's not "magic" 😹
The (CC) in the app confirms the whistle to be ♩Twist and Shout♪
That’s why Liz said in the first episode she’s not a Beatles fan maybe because of the wheeler incident.
@@earthwaterwindin episode 2 there was a flashback where she was laying on the floor next to her son i think and a little radio was next to them playing the beatles song also.
At the beginning of the episode when Nevarro an Danvers are looking at the evidence on the floor.. for a brief second I caught a glimpse of somebody in white an black shirt walking done the hallway behind them.
It seemed the camera pans up as they stand slowly and it blocks out the background and the hallway person disapears.
It could just be an editing error or a coincidence.. however these shows rarely show you something you're not meant to see.
Interested to see how it unfolds. Love the content.
If you watch the episodes with CC on (I highly suggest) you would know that twist and shout plays softly when Danvers pauses at the fridge after putting the turkey in. Immediately after that it cuts to Navarro seeing a child in the ice and slipping when chasing him… the song plays faintly then too.
The man was whistling twists and shout at least that’s what it said with the subtitles on
I cant wait till they talk to Oliver again, I bet hes going to drop a juicy secret.
I think this is entertaining, imaginative & I'm thoroughly enjoying it! I don't get the NEGATIVITY??? LOVE Jodie Foster too!
You work fast bro!!!! 7:11 is it just me or there blue dye on the inside of one of those skates he hands his son???? Go back and look🤔 approx 32 min left when watching in the app.
Oranges are an ancient symbol of death. Godfather 1 & 2, Sopranos, American Beauty, Children of Men, and so on and so forth.
I wrote on the epi 2 breakdown post about how Inuit cultures believe polar bears are very intelligent or men that can transform and shed their bear skin and return home a human.
Is Tagaq, the hunter-nomad, the polar bear?
is Danvers’ son the polar bear because he holds one? (Is it a coincidence the police patch of a polar bear looks like a kid’s face with a damaged eye?)
Is the Inuit woman with the eye patch the bear?
Or is the bear just a spiritual guide/omen?
When Rose says the symbol is very old I am reminded of Rust in season 1 said light versus dark is the oldest story.
The spiritual aspect I suspect is Sedna (marine life dying, caribou eluding hunter, monster drawing etc)awakening and coming, for revenge, or “The Dark”, while the grounded answers are the mine. “She came for us in the dark”
“I found it, its here” Annie says in her video. Were the indigenous people looking for an ancient artifact(Sedna related?) or a way to sabotage the mine? Annie was already excited about the Tsalal location. The fact she doesn’t mention what she found says she’s making the video for someone who already knows they’re looking for something.
I think Navarro shot Wheeler like Marty shot the perp in season 1. Danvers is covering for her just like Rust. She thinks Navarro gets too passionate about the cases where women are abused, like her mom was, so that possibly explains why she doesn’t want her as a liability. (Danvers herself obviously crosses the letter of the law too). But it could also be that Navarro had a vision at the crime scene as well, which Danvers obviously doesn’t take too kindly to and makes fun of her for now. Doesn’t a trailer show the Wheeler victim getting up and pointing too?
I have to watch again for more, or to flesh these out 😅
Is Sedna the name of the monster the kid drew in the first episode? Glad someone else noticed the eyepatch woman.
@@donkeysaurusrex7881 yes!
The whistling is the Beatles song from the first episode and her memory with her child. It says it in the subtitles when watching it with the captions option.
Great breakdown, thanks ☺️
I’m not even watching the show, I just watch your recaps
why tho
As much as I am impressed with those who have great recall of the first season (easily the best season thus far & I really liked it), I just really like this season, It’s darn good.
Ep 3 was the worst so far. Low budget. Pretty much every scene was two people talking in a room. And the whole town being like 90% women is starting to get to me. I wish theyd keep politics out of movies and tv. It just takes you out of the show.
I really hope it doesnt end up being something supernatural. True detective has never been about that. That would completely ruin Season 4 for me. But I think there will be explanations.
@@Scorch428🥱 Tired of hearing snowflakes weep.
@@Scorch428true detective started like that, don't you remember the simbology of the murders?, the cult? When detective Rust entered that kind of temple and saw the same spryal we see on this season but physically represented?, supernatural stuff has always been there.
@@Scorch42890% women? Did we watch the same episode?
@@maureen2777one lesbian character and main character is female is sending these people out of their minds 😂
HBO subtitles said the whistling was “Twist and Shout” from the Beatles. It’s a throwback to the first episode
The whistle that the William Wheeler was whistling was Twist and Shout according to my CC on my tv. 🤔 great review tho!! 👍🏻 👌🏻 ✅