TRUE DETECTIVE: NIGHT COUNTRY EPISODE 2 | It's All About The Mine!!!
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I am Alaska Native (Inupiaq and Yup’ik) and play one of the cleaning ladies in this episode. I appreciate your take on this, especially scene with the grandma. In our culture talking to an elder like that is deeply disrespectful. But she held her own speaking in Inupiaq! Lol
Woohoo!!! I was hoping a Native cousin would pop in and leave a comment! YAY!! It's so cool that you were in the show, how different are the climates in your part of Alaska, and the filming location in Iceland? Girl, I was soooooo mad at how she was speaking to granny, I had to remind myself that this wasn't real lol
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That’s awesome!! That scene irritated me. So disrespectful .
Right? My reaction to that scene was visceral. Alaska is so big that it has several climates. The way it looks in the show is a very dry cold, which is accurate to the northern Alaska area I grew up in. Iceland is actually a wet cold like the climate in southeastern Alaska.
@@marylouasicksik8156 I think I would prefer dry cold. Because even the words wet cold sound terrible to me. I'd rather be dry and cold than be wet and cold. That's probably a weird way to think about it but here I am thinking it 😂
Danvers was getting her Karen on in that scene with the indigenous women. That granny was cursing her out and I was loving it 😂
She went from 0-60 real quick and so did I because dont talk to granny like that! 😡😂
When that frozen man started hollering I was screaming kill it, I thought he was a monster
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Not kill it...😂😂
That was giving The Thing!
Rose and Navarro's conversation about being visited by the dead and what that usually signifies, reminded me of my mother and grandmother who believed in that. My grandmother referred to it as having a black veil over your eyes. She grew up in Mississippi, but her mother's family was from Baton Rouge. My grandmother said that she had been visited by the deceased, since she was a kid. Like Rose, my grandmother believed that sometimes the dead either wants to let you know that their spirit is near, or they need to deliver a message to you. After my grandfather passed, my grandmother said that he visited her for over a week and kept up their morning routine where she'd come into the kitchen and see him sitting at the table reading a newspaper. She'd go over to kitchen counter to make some coffee, but she'd turn around and he'd suddenly be gone. She said that this happened each morning until it just stopped one day. She felt comforted that he would come by, because it gave her a little time to move on from his passing. My sister used to experience the same thing, but she was terrified of it. My mother would tell her that there was nothing to be fearful of, especially if the person visiting didn't look menacing or sickly. According to her, the living are the ones who we should be leary of.
Yes to all of this! I'm so grateful I haven't been visited by anyone sinister, except for that one time "something" pinched me at the Gaylord hotel in Colorado. I can see why folks get scared of this kind of experience, but I'm glad I'm comfortable with it.
@@watchwithmeellebee My mother said that it takes a lot of energy for the dead to appear to you in their full form. When I was little, I used to see what seemed like a silhouette of a person. When I couldn't sleep, I would go into the kitchen where we had a small TV sitting at the far end of the countertop. I would watch it until I'd got sleepy and went back to bed. Every once in a while, I'd notice from my peripheral vision a figure passing by me. At first, I thought that I was just seeing things because I was sleepy, but my mother said that it could've been someone's spirit roaming around and that they obviously weren't concerned with me since they never approached me. So, I basically, didn't need to worry. Not sure how I'd feel about that these days if I saw some figure moving around; but as a child, it made enough sense to me back then... :-)
I'm a Denver native so this made me laugh but not AT you! We have a haunted wild west history & especially toward the Indigenous. @@watchwithmeellebee
@@momi1610 I know for sure children have really easy connection to people who have passed on so it could have been a visitor.
Danvers pissed me off acting like a whole colonizer in that indigenous household. And I would imagine New Orleans is a place where supernatural atuff happens all the time.
Danvers was so disrespectful this entire episode. I want Navarro to pop her one time to set her straight. 😂 And let's just say, New Orleans has a way of keeping people close, before and after death. 😂 I also think that because of the way we honor our dead, they tend to stick around.
My thought on the Dad: He spoke with the owner of the Ice Rink (and Mine) and she encouraged him to get his son to start working for her. It will start with private coaching and then...now you are beholden to the owners of the Mine. The Dad is a plant for the Mine. He is helping to cver up what Annie K and Clarkson figured out about the mine.
When I saw their interaction, I thought she was flirting with him. I definitely think that Hank is doing something illegal or immoral, AND had something to do with Annie K and her murder.
🤣🤣🤣ha ha haaaaaaa ..."does your grandson want a fruit roll up?"..."are u tryna see if your pen's run outta ink?" 😭😭👍💯
Why would she jump so far into her conclusion that it was a "witchcraft symbol" It could have been so many other things. SKETCHY!
Yay! I was so excited to see your review up 🎉. I think that Hank, Connelly, Clark, and some other mine people had something to do with what happened to Annie and they had to that to the scientist to cover their tracks. Also I’m with you on whatever is going on at the mine is affecting the drinking water and making people crazy. Maybe they’re slowly being poisoned some way. We definitely need backstories asap because Danvers done cuffed half the town 🤣🤣🤣.
Yes to all of this! The men in the town/on the force are all sketchy. My suspect number 1 is Hank. He's so sketchy when he shouldn't be, because we dont really know anything about him.
I think Danvers is partly scared her adoptive daughter will be at risk like Annie K and that's why she reacts like that, combined with racism
I could believe that if she didn't have such a visceral reaction to the stepdaughter getting her markings. The step daughter doesn't seem to be an activist or even a troublemaker. She just seems like a normal teenage girl. I think Danvers is just a trash person in a lot of ways and it came out
Danvers is an agent of chaos and I feel like everyone is about 5 seconds away from knocking her out. I need to know more about her business with her, Navarro and the canned goods. Great episode overall. Also, did anyone catch the mention of the $20 Oreos? Have mercy!
Someone is gonna knock her on her ass before the season is over...I'm almost sure of it! 😂 I dont even know if the canned goods thing is even a thing, but it was something to me. 😂
Funniest recap ever!! Thank you!! and yes, it bothers me SO MUCH that Danvers is so disrespectul to the Indigenous women and cultures in both episodes so far. First to Leah's temporary tattoo and now her disrespect towards grandma. What an a-hole!
Top tier a-hole. And the was disrespectful to Navarro with the spirit animal comment. Thanks for watching! 😃
I'm gonna start the show tonite and catch up with ur reviews. Missing the AJLT ones 😅
This was the funniest and best recap of yours I've seen. Thank you! Also, I don't know how i miss so much stuff. I guess I need to stay off my phone while watching. 😂
Oh thanks cousin Daniel! Yeah, this is one you have to pay attention to, or you'll miss it.
Two things: 1) S4 is giving me Fortitude vibes and 2) I started rewatching S1 and Cohle says he grew up in Alaska so without going down a rabbit hole, I think S4 is going to bring us full circle
Travis Cohle, whose ghost guides Rose Aguineau (Fiona Shaw) to the corpsicle of dead scientists, is actually Rust Cohle's father.
Hi Cuz,
I got your movie reference! What’s Love Got To Do With It! The court scene during the divorce of Tina and Ike. Love that use of a movie reference and I love your channel. I pray that Blue remains healthy. Love you and God bless.❤
Yep! That’s right! 😂
Another great review. I was expecting Miss ElleBee to mention all the frozen yams on display!
Nah, frozen yams attached to dead men is where I draw the line. 😂
On behalf of your Chicago cousins we do do this. We do! But on the way to the door. Cause the way our winters are set up… we’d throw our mama out the window to the car to avoid opening the door and letting that cold in😂😂😂
I feel that cousin…I do, but girl it was South Louisiana, in the summer, I don’t wanna hear that. 😂😂
I love your crown! Thanks for the recap😀
Thank YOU for watching! 😊
Blue is like, "Give me kiss! Come on, Mom!" LOL!
She literally wants me to snuggle with her 25/8. It's like...I already have a full time job ma'am...cut me some slack! 😂
Kml yesss at how we walk people out and the timeline😂😂😂
Loved this review as always!
I couldn't believe that she just closed the door on me. You know I called her later to ask her why she did that to me...😂
back again for the best of the best reviews cousin 🥰
You're the best!
I'm just glad the pace is picking up! Lookin forward to the next episode!
Hey Cousin!!!!! I been waiting on you
You really got me thinking about those cans now! 🧐
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Elle this recap had me weak 😂😂😂
What I do? 😂
@@watchwithmeellebee when you were talking about Danvers sleeping with a lot of people. 1/4 of the population had me weak! 🤣🤣🤣 But I was also pissed at how she was disrespectful to the grandmother and how she demeaned the tribal symbol on…I forgot her name but that was messed up! She was extra bitchy in this episode. I agree that Danvers Navarro have a history and I can’t to see what happened!
Happy Mardi Gras !
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🐶Blue!
Love your crown!👑
That cold and darkness has everyone looking for snuggle buddies.
I would definitely have my snuggle buddy squared away but October at the latest. 😂
"What's Love Got to Do With It"
Bingo!
4:35 I'll give up all that other stuff, but only if I get to keep my name. I've worked TOO hard for it…your Honor. 🗣️WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT
Bingo!
someone has a pretty crown!
Is it me?! 😂
it is!@@watchwithmeellebee
Please do Griselda next! I hate typecasting so I was prepared to hate watch but Sofía Vergara KILLED IT!!! 😅
I'm sending my babies AND BLUE to my parents this weekend so I can binge it, and RUN to the studio to talk about it. I've been waiting on this one for months. I love me some Sofia Vergara!!
Elle, did you catch that Travis Cohle is Rust from season 1 dad?
I sure did! its all connected!
This has me curious about the Rust timeline when he went back to Alaska. Did he come across the spiral and that was the reason he went back to Louisiana? I also would like to know how long was Navarro on the job when she caught Travis's body.
I enjoyed Elliot's review now I'm looking forward to yours 😊
Love E! He's so good at what he does!
100% think it’s all the mine and them poisoning the water-
Dead people: probably hallucinations.
Leukemia, bone cancer, etc: poisoned water.
And the way the ice rink lady said something like … for the good of the town, or cause she loves the town- seemed rehearsed- seemed corporate.
Also- I want to know why Hank had the files, and what other files he has and how they died.
Bingo! It's gotta be the mine. Did they even tell us what they're "mining" for? 100% agree with you!
Line sister? Which sorority? 🤙🏾
Engaging and fun recap, as usual …
Did you catch the connections to Season 1?
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc!
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You skipped the huge reveal that Travis was Rust from season 1's dad!!!! I personally got lost as far as the bodys were concerned, was the one that disappeared the same one that screamed out of nowhere? Or were there two bodies acting up?
For some reason I dont feel like Travis being Rust's dad, will mean too much in the show. Just a call back to season 1. Maybe I'm wrong, but I figure Travis was is there as a plot device. We shall see.
@@watchwithmeellebee I don't think it will play into this season either, just a cool little call back to season 1 as you said.
@@watchwithmeellebee I agree! I think the Tuttle organization will be a bigger role than Rust.