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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson simply make this show absolutely magnificent. These two detectives are solving a mysterious murder over a long 17 year case. The way the show captures the dark country side makes it believable that they are in hell. A hell full of nasty fellows that dread across their paths.

Matthew McConaughey... wow, I find his role in this series is better than anything he's ever done. He is incredible nailing everything in his path. He's really outdone himself providing one of the best characters to date.

Woody Harrelson also doing a very fine job himself giving off a tough cop who's out to do his job.

Both of them work really fine together, terrific chemistry. Only 8 episodes that feels like you're watching an entire movie. Even the intro of True Detective is a work of art. Although this show mainly heavily focuses on drama and not to much action. But its okay because Matthew and Woody keep you on your seat. True Detective is definitely worth watching if you're into Crime/Drama. You won't be disappointed.

Ever-since I've finished The Last of Us story it was indeed one of the best games of 2013 because of its wise story-line and the characters felt realistic.I wanted more and more of The Last of Us and quite frankly this DLC manages to set very dark and very light tones. Playing as Ellie seems to be appropriate since her character manages to be one kick-ass teenage girl. We also get to explore her little journey with her best friend Riley. I don't really want to say much because this DLC needs to be played without giving out any spoilers. Though the game-play is still refreshing as always and now it gave it a more horror feel to it. And the graphics look very impressive as always. This is a good DLC to have if you're a fan of The Last of Us.

This episode heavily focuses on Carol and Michonne with a little tiny bit of Rick. It's really not the best episode to open the mid-season though Michonne does have an insane kill-count for those who love blood and gore. But, frankly as a whole, Carl mainly wants to prove that he can survive by himself, that he doesn't need his dad to protect him all the time. Very simple son and dad drama. Though Carl does get into tight situations are quite jumpy.

I'm pretty sure that we all say Carol can be a idiot sometimes. For Rick, all he does is trying to protect Carl which isn't new so its been there done that. I have to say that the ending is quite nice and the next episode looks a very scary ride for the survivors for what they encounter next.