[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Not saying it was awful.

I'm just pissed because

Spoiler!

Pizzotto or however the writer's name is spelled pretty much spelled out that Audrey was abused by Carcosa or someone linked to Carcosa, and it never got resolved.

Further, it seems to me that Maggie tangentially knew about the stuff through her conversation with Marty. "Girls always know [about sex] before boys... because they have to." If Pizzotto was going to put this into the narrative, then it's manipulative not to address it later on.

It went from a mixture of a creepy yet introspective look at life in the Louisiana bayou, with its history of ugliness and political machinations coupled with a compelling police investigation that included two diametrically opposed yet interesting detectives, one born to be a policeman and the other born to be a philosopher steeped in existentialism, to a dopey "Bro" movie with a shockingly predictable finish.

I'll watch the next season but hope the ending is much more satisfying.