That’s from the phone call as she’s walking into the high school and juggling the conversation with the nurse with the police radio.

Quick chopping and chainsawing would do that. And also not sure about taking 48 hours, it’s just from the police guidebook on frozen corpses. Might takes longer in this case, especially now that the case is definitely connected to Annie, which means Danvers might have jurisdiction to keep it in Ennis instead of…

Good call with Mare of Easton comparison, fucking LOVED that show as well as 1st season of True Detective. I am totally getting these vibes and I am all in. Hopefully Night Country delivers all the way through that 2nd and 3rd seasons didn’t.

So far a good job of making this story and its characters feel “lived in”.
Little slices of stir crazy and loneliness and hormones and grudges and secrets.

Life in a northern town.

Liz instructing Pete to ask the right question very much reminded me of SOTHL and how now Jodie Foster is, in this scene, playing the Hannibel Lecter role. Circle of pop culture life. I loved it. So if Pete is the male Clarice, let’s hope he doesn’t get dead.

Was that actually a corpse? I thought it was a dummy made with stuffed clothes. I don’t think the officers would have rushed over to the rink and left a body/crime scene unattended.

We know that was the same symbol from Season 1, right?

Travis’ last name-Cohle. Maybe Rustin Cohles father?

So, the moaning frozen guy - doing a nice impersonation of a scene from The Thing - was alive and in the hospital now? So, how did they extract him from the Ice Bundle then? When it took 48 hours to it to thaw?

Missed the fact Travis's last name was Cohle... And the research facility is funded by the same family from season 1. 

I work in mining, and the best drivers of the heavy haul dump trucks are also women. 

“There’s fake explosions going off and someone’s going ‘explosion!’ and you act like there’s an explosion”.

And it is interesting to hear what being on the set of a CGI-fest is really like. I know even back in the days of practical effects not all the explosions and things really happened on set but were done on scale models in post, but a fair amount actually did happen, which I imagine would be easier to act around.

It’s actually pretty refreshing to not hear the standard “Oh yeah the movie is awesome it’s the best movie ever make” speech.

I have a buddy who coaches sometimes at one of the LA area stunt driving schools and he says the women are the best students by far, with the fewest bad habits that need correcting. Invariably most of the dudes need to flail helplessly before they listen evidently.

The odds of being killed in a car crash are gigantic but something most people don’t even think about. I’m not gonna say that accidents never happen in a theme park, but the odds of it happening at one like Universal are pretty small. They safety check the rides every day, and the rides have a bunch of their own…

Actually, I don’t think I’d mind going out naked and wet, regardless of location.

God willing it’ll be both at the same time

This comment cracked me up, but now i’m realizing I don’t think I even saw the roller coaster one.

Final Destination teaches us that yeah sure that could happen but death could also come for you standing in the shower. Do you want to die flying through the air at 100mph or wet and naked in the bathroom?