The spiral symbol, so prominent in True Detective Season 1 as a marker of the Yellow King cult, makes a brief appearance in ...

It seems to be the perfect time to watch Jake Gyllenhaal's Apple TV+'s anthology series while waiting for the release of True ...

Apple TV+ seems to have the perfect True Detective replacement, which is already avoiding the hit 79% RT HBO series' biggest mistake from season 2.

True Detective Season 1 only scratched the surface of evil otherworldly evil being harnessed by evil people; it’s easy to see True Detective: Night Country getting deeper into how much the ...

True Detective is one of the greatest modern detective shows and one of the greatest crime shows ever made. The series is an HBO original and an anthology that features new characters every season.

“True Detective” Season 1 fans’ ears likely perked up at the mention of Alaska — where McConaughey’s Rust Cohle grew up — the first in a plethora of Easter Eggs hidden within Season 4.

In Season 1 of True Detective, spirals were a creepy recurring symbol tied to the Yellow King and his mystical murder spree. In Season 4, ...

On season one, episode two of "True Detective" Matthew McConaughey's character, Rust, reads from the diary of a murdered woman and spies the words "The Yellow King" and "Carcosa" in it.

The mythos of True Detective is further expanded in Season 4 with the reappearance of symbols and entities from Season 1. The spiral symbol associated with Carcosa—a mysterious and malevolent ...

Despite having 'always been pitched as an anthology,' 'True Detective' creator Nic Pizzolatto isn't quite done with Season 1's Cohle and Hart.

True Detective: Night Country‘s second episode confirmed Rust’s unsubstantiated season one statements about his dad. Travis Cohle did live and die in Alaska.