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This week, on Episode 35 of The TV Obsessive Podcast, Caemeron and Ryan discuss True Detective: Night Country Part 4. But first, in the news:
- Carl Weathers has died
- Hijack has been renewed for Season 2 on Apple TV+
- A Suits spinoff series is in the works
- HBO is set to adapt Gillian Flynn’s Dark Places
- The GoT guys are ready to tackle James Garfield, with Michael Shannon and Matthew Mcfadyen
- The “AI-generated” George Carlin special may have been written by a human being
- Donald Glover says the Community movie script is done, and he’s all-in
On True Detective: Night Country Part 4
Chief Danvers searches for evidence, information, and the location of the ice caves where Annie’s video was taken before she died.
Julia’s hallucinations get worse, so Evangeline Navarro checks her into a facility, but when she is still seeing ghosts, Julia escapes and commits suicide, forcing Navarro into a blind rage which gets her beaten up by some miners. After Julia and their mom, she believes she is next—apparently, it started in the Wheeler case that drove Danvers and Navarro apart.
Pete Prior’s home life deteriorates because he can’t say no to Danvers, but he does track down Otis Heins, who suffered similar injuries to the men in the corpsicle and who also mapped the ice caves where Annie was killed.
Meanwhile, Hank Prior’s mail-order bride doesn’t arrive from Russia like she said she would.
As daytime emerges, a lead comes in about a man fitting Raymond Clark’s description in the trenches outside of Ennis. Navarro’s hallucinations continue, while Danvers finds Heins, not Clark, who says they’re all in the Night Country now…
- Are the ghosts real?
- What happened to Otis?
- More spirals
- “Twist and Shout”
Next Time on The TV Obsessive Podcast…
Join us on Sunday night as we talk about Part 5 of True Detective: Night Country!
Want more True Detective? Check out the weekly recaps of this season from Ryan Kirksey, and the other articles on the show in the TV Obsessive archives.
