True Detective - Charmaine Boudreaux Questioning Full Scene (HD) * You should kill yourself*

The full scene of Charmaine Boudreaux's questioning / interrogation, with the infamous "You should kill yourself".
True Detective Season 1 Episode 6 (S01E06)

[@Emmanuel-co6sm]

The therapist when the credit card declines:

[@mattryan8834]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kaj7135]

Most underrated youtube comment of all time.

[@lusakonjwaba4365]

"Jesus, this evil bitch!", my therapist in their head.

[@mikelitoris-tm7ne]

Holy shit this made me laugh

[@Dilomight]

Wow…amazing

[@MrKajithecat]

The podcast "I Was There Too" interviewed the actress playing Boudreaux and she said McConaughey was super focused into his role as Rust so he'd keep a stone face, even between takes. However she said he was super supportive and helpful to get her character right since she never acted in anything big before. He stayed and went over notes with her and never left for his trailer despite being a big star. Harrelson was also very helpful too and was prone to joking around between takes with her. Just some fun facts from behind the scenes.

[@kingmany1]

McConaughey is a great actor, fit guy as well which means the weight he lost for Dallas Buyers Club shows his commitment to his craft. You can tell that hes a great guy by the fact noone yet has metoo him

[@Unboxning]

i do completely agree with you, but its so fucked up that as long as someone hasn't raped or sexually harrassed someone then we assume that they're good people

[@ChadVulpes]

@Unboxning Are you saying he's guilty just because we don't know whether or not he raped someone "yet"...?

[@Unboxning]

sebool112 no im saying that implying someone is nice based on the fact that they havent raped anybody is dumb

[@ChadVulpes]

Well, I mean that means he's probably not a bad guy, at least.

[@TomHarrowven]

The actor playing Matthew McConaughey in this series is nothing short of superb

[@djackmanson]

I heard he lived as Matthew McConaughey for years just to get into the role

[@jasonludwig2488]

The actor's name is Matthew Walksthatfuckingslow

[@thegoat6211]

His name is crash

[@SuperChuckRaney]

True story, Matthew went to my high school in Longview Texas, same town Neal McCoy is from and Forrest Whitaker was born here.

[@judeleese5687]

😅👌

[@malvisc]

He approached her as a parent would their child. Helping walk them through the truth warmly, lovingly even. Only to pull that away after she was most vulnerable. Precisely what she did to her kids. Poetic.

[@FixedFace]

this guy gets it

[@raoulcoutard1073]

@@FixedFace kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWQZJKEj6-oqbs check this

[@thomasoconnor5163]

He dealt justice in a way that we absolutely cannot allow law enforcement too on real life, but the way we all wish justice could be served in an infallible justice system.

[@anishnehru3981]

@@thomasoconnor5163 wtf lol no

[@MelancoliaI]

​​@Daisy Dan what are you talking about. Suggesting that this infanticiding mother is a 'sick' victim who deserves a hug, a blanket and a cup of hot cocoa? (And yes I get that MBPS is a real thing but to act like this character didn't fully deserve his response is absurd.)

[@antreyu1136]

god i want so much to erase season 1 from my memory and watch it again and get amazed by it

[@santa173]

You will. Time is a flat circle.

[@_pranaysingh03]

@@santa173 🤣😂😅🥲

[@bushwick4289]

@@santa173 hahaha

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

I've thought that same thing so many times over the last 7+ years and everytime I refer someone to this series i tell em "i envy you"...it's too bad season 2&3 couldn't live up to the masterpiece that's season 1..that's the problem with starting out with an amazing success like this u spend so much time afterwards tryin to live up to it whereas some shows or movie series start out average or plain terrible and get better over time.. honestly if i was a writer or director etc i think I'd take the latter..it's sad when we get genius like this or District 9 and then the creator just can't live up to it in later installments...but i will say again that while i didn't.much like season 2 on first watch..mostly cuz of how amazing this season is ...when i watched season 2 a second time it really is Good just not amazing and Season 3 was solid as well ..i need to watch it a second time though and this season man i really can't give enough praise to it..my only issue was how it ended but that may have more to do with me not wanting to say goodbye to these characters and the amazing louisiana setting..i been loving Woody and Matt for decades but this took them to a whole other realm for me.. sorry to yap

[@bushwick4289]

@@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617 i totally understand what your saying bro , Season 1 is perfect , i mean everything about it is amazing. the directing , the score, the themes throughout , the characters and of course the writing. i find season 2 and 3 to be lacking in one of those areas the most being the characters . i just didint real care for the characters. i mean whenever mathew or woody was on camera they had my full attention i was hooked on what they would say or do next. i often come back to season 1 atleast once every few months.

[@Duskets]

For Rust, losing a single child was enough to upend his life entirely, destroying the man he once was. This woman killed three of hers. His ice cold condemnation is completely genuine.

[@drgonzo305]

"if you get the chance.... You should kill yourself" that is the fucking coldest line ever in film. The actresses reaction to it is perfect too, the disbelief at what she just heard and the realization that her life as she knew it just ended. Perfectly played by both, McConaughey playing the predatory supportive role and her playing the naive monster.

[@TheGrrson]

The "if you get the chance" part is a real stinger b/c he's reminding her that soon she will lose all of her freedom in prison and won't even have control over her own body, much less her ability to hurt herself. He's just piling on how desperate her situation is about to get. It's some biblical-level shit.

[@bostontowny4life744]

Could a cop even say that nowadays? I have a feeling that it would somehow jeopardize the entire confession in the court. At least her lawyer would try to use that against it. Idk, I feel like a good criminal attorney would be able to run wild on a comment like that on 2022z

[@feliperocanacif9267]

Predatory supportive and Naive monster, loved it.

[@Huyle18]

@@bostontowny4life744 they have her signed confession. She pretty much signed her death certificate.

[@Sirjohnfootball]

What’s particularly cold about it is that Rust isn’t saying it as an emotional response to her crime. It’s his genuine, logical advice. What’s even worse is that the woman, for a split second, thinks that he’s about to give her a slither of hope. A vital piece of information that could be something to hold onto in her perilous situation. Instead he’s just saying “you’re so f*cked your only sensible option here is to end your life”

[@achilles1541]

the actress who playing Charmaine Acted the shit out of that

[@14AspenDrive]

That's azure parsons. She was just on matt gourleys podcast "I was there too" talking about this scene

[@seanranklinjr968]

Lifter85 fuck off she was great!

[@ChairmanMeow1]

That's part of what made Season 1 of TD so great -- even the tertiary characters were outstanding.

[@seanranklinjr968]

@Tyrone Muhdikken haha carried isnt just from WWE you autistic bellend

[@seanranklinjr968]

@Tyrone Muhdikken im white

[@thesanctityoflife]

She was putty in his hands. He sympathized with her then bonded with her through his own child's death. Broke her down emotionally first then went in for the kill....a master at work.

[@DmanDrums]

Incredibly delicate and brilliant acting too.

[@roccodimeo5893]

believe it or not the writer Nic pizzolatto said he wasn't being sadistic to her, he was just being pragmatic about the reality of prison life for her, so he gave her some real advice

[@colin-campbell]

You’re all pseudo-intellectuals.

[@colin-campbell]

thedredmanable better a weirdo than a participant in a pretentious online circle jerk

[@user-ot1ue5qc5e]

Man, so why the fuck did you decide to comment in the first place, other than to show how discussing a tv character in the comment section of a VIDEO ABOUT SAID CHARACTER is somewhat below you by proceeding to insult people who do. Go fuck yourself.

[@TylerDurden-oy2hm]

i said it before and ill say it again, that young lady more than held her own with those 2 legendary actors....respect to her

[@Sernival]

Or simp to her in your case lol

[@Varkhal218]

​​​@@Sernival get the fuck off the internet. Any sort of appreciation is simping. Do something worthwhile with your life.

[@alfredgarcia6844]

@@Sernival So he’s a “Simp” for having a different opinion than you? Ok then

[@aForkfulOfGold]

@@Sernival Words fail to properly describe how sad and hollow of a reply from you that was. Try to change who you are.

[@rogda123]

Rust is played astonishingly well. Incredible acting.

[@murderinc.hunting7686]

Charmaine was too

[@yetigriff]

He certainly grew since Dazed and Confused

[@Collins1118]

Even better than Dallas Buyers Club or on par IMO

[@DThat492]

Astonishingly. Great adjective.

[@jimbojones8208]

@@DThat492 Adjective, great word word.

[@MelancoliaI]

"You ever hear of a f**kin' condom?" That line and Woody's delivery always cracked me up even in the midst of such a dark and intense scene

[@Balfour.]

Of all Rust's interrogation scenes this is the most dark and merciless I think.

[@nomadjensen8276]

Really? you think?

[@Moriningland]

The yellow king one was harsh too. Basically conned the guy into admitting he was high when he committed the crimes than nailed him because he admitted he committed the crime

[@johndoe-ox7ns]

People think that Rust is giving her indifferent advice, that he’s not angry just trying to tell her her best option. I think they’re wrong. Rust shows throughout the series to have strong emotions, especially when it comes to children being hurt (what landed him as an undercover agent for years). Being stoic doesn’t mean not having emotions, it means having strong control over your emotions. I think Rust hates this women and thinks she’s vile. He wants her to die by her own hand in shame instead of continuing to draw breath on the state’s dime.

[@bencarlson4300]

I interpreted Rust’s flat personality and nihilism as his way of moving beyond his child’s death. It’s a coping mechanism. If Rust had not had that happen, he would probably be pretty similar to Marty and most other cops.

[@christiandupont950]

Rust only hasnt killed himself because "he lacks the constitution". Its advice he would give himself.

[@josephwatkins9892]

Expressing anger would give her an excuse to feel victimized, which she loves. He wouldn't give her the satisfaction. Instead, he reveals that other people are also not going to see her as the victim. As to whether he does this out of anger or pity or indifference, I assume the filmmakers knew better than to decide.

[@Thor-Orion]

He lost his own daughter. Probably to ACTUAL SIDS. To have this woman kill her own children is an affront to Cole’s moral code.

[@grahammclagan4375]

@@Thor-Orion his daughter was run over in their driveway by a drunk driver, it’s never clarified whether or not he was the driver himself

[@Longhammer37214]

Marty's look when Rust takes her hand...

[@eazy1174]

I will never forget how I was so drawn into Rust getting this woman to confess. How haunting his voice was when he advised her to kill herself

[@professionalamateur1549]

Hahahaha id love to say that to a child killer right before he gets dragged off to prison

[@Legacy0901]

Under any other circumstance Rust's line about suicide as the optimal option would be comical, but this show does such a stellar job of immersing you in the bleak atmosphere that it really does seem like the natural progression of how that conversation would play out.

[@tarandeepsingh4621]

Not comical, but kinda rational

[@sirg-had8821]

It's in her best interest.

[@wvClifton]

The creepiest show ever...and yes, it's very atmospheric...

[@jhonfamo8412]

If the shoe fits..sadly. Sad stuff

[@CandiesAintMe]

Trust me: it IS the natural progression of that conversation. There is no other way.

[@jackieday1579]

This is some of the best acting that I have ever seen. The whole cast was great. They were so good that it was impossible to follow up with other True Detective seasons being on the same level.

[@barrymccloskey]

No. Season 2 withh Colin Farrell was something else. :-)

[@dimeweld]

@@barrymccloskey season 2 was pure butt cheeks. Season 3 was the closest thing to season 1. Incredible writing

[@kenstewart7700]

@@barrymccloskey season 2 was an ass sandwich with a side order of blue balls and Cajun clitoris’s

[@semibat4623]

@@barrymccloskey just shut the fuck up idiot and never say an opinion on tv ever again

[@yankees29]

This is one of the best series ever made. You can’t compare this with almost anything. It’s in a league all its own.

[@flangmasterj]

Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle is one of the greatest characters I've ever seen on the screen. Just incredible. Hats off to the writers too obviously.

[@TheGosslings]

This really was a master's class in production. From the slow arc of the tracking shot around 2:50 to Rust's demeanor after getting the confession (like someone who had just danced with the Devil and won), everything about this is what filmmaking in general aims towards.

[@MapexRG]

I love how they're approaching in slow motion but when he speaks it's at normal speed. I can't even tell if/when there's a transition in playback speed

[@HAZMOLZ]

@@MapexRG It's still in slow motion but the normal-speed voice is dubbed over the top and edited in just as his mouth opens.

[@Bullroarer-oj3sp]

Her face and voice after he says that, as if she knew with him walKing away, there was no hope for her. I don’t mean hope of getting off either. I mean no hope for her as a person. As a soul. Wonderful acting.

[@TheEnderBand]

I see what you did there… I notice, king

[@warandconquest6522]

This is why you never talk to cops without a lawyer present

[@jimmy2k4o]

In an interrogation room a cop is the best false friend you’ll ever have. Once I was arrested for something I didn’t do, I spoke to the cops alone and they drove me home again. They knew i was innocent, but if inwas guilty then I’d demand a lawyer.

[@BadOompaloompa79]

​@@jimmy2k4oThe cops don't care if you are innocent. They only care if they can pin it on you. Never talk to the cops. Ever.

[@jimmy2k4o]

@@BadOompaloompa79 I don’t think all cops just want to get collars whether they’re innocent or guilty. These guys were decent, the could only hold me because I wouldn’t answer questions and I wasn’t prepared to wait 12 hours in a cell. They also saw coke and weed on my table when they came in and they told me they didn’t care about drugs because they were wanted to question me about insurance fraud.

[@BadOompaloompa79]

@@jimmy2k4o " of course I'm dangerous, I'm police, I can do terrible things to people with impunity"

[@jimmy2k4o]

@@BadOompaloompa79 ofcourse it was a risk but I took it and it worked out. Some cops want the actual criminal not just anyone that will do. Some are nice people who want to help you when you’ve not done anything wrong. He went out his way to calm me down, assured me that there was nothing to be nervous about. He drove me home and later called my manager to assure him I was not under any suspicion of any wrongdoing. I was stupid enough to accept a delivery for my friend to my apartment for stolen goods. He convinced me that they don’t think I committed the fraud and I was an unwitting accomplice. I know i should have waited for a lawyer but i was working then next day, and suffering a coke comedown so I wanted out asap. So i spoke to them and gave my story with no details. Police: What friend did you do this for?” Me: Steve something, can’t remember his last name” Police: Is it smith?” (It is) Me: I’m not sure it could be” Police: what’s his address? Me:I’m not sure I don’t go to friends places, they always come to me. Wanted to appear cooperative but useless……

[@romilrh]

God, all the interrogation scenes with Rust were mesmerizing. One of the all-time great TV characters

[@Kamelryttare]

Especially the one with the two police officers interrogating Rust, only you find out he is actually interrogating them :) Such a brilliant character.

[@raoulcoutard1073]

@@Kamelryttare kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWQZJKEj6-oqbs this one too

[@gunnerclark]

This is a gem when so often shock and violence is used in place of quality writing.

[@amanatkamwar3426]

buddy i agree..... all the way from India.....

[@HorribleMuttonChops]

@@amanatkamwar3426 why the hell do Indians always have to point out they're from india? Congratulations buddy. No one cares.

[@b0nkert0ns7]

Her reaction after the “you should kill yourself line” was so good. Great acting all around in this scene. In this whole season, really.

[@kholemcrae1100]

He broke her trust the same way she broke her child’s trust

[@AD-wi4fq]

Exactly this.

[@TheCoreContingency]

birth control is a sin but not killing your own child apparently.

[@c0cksmak]

yeah you know its strange how justifiable people can make anything in their heads. Especially munchausen by proxy patients. They are the strangest delusional people. Normal thinking and logic in all other aspects but when it comes to their baby they'll hurt them in all terrible ways to get the attention

[@bobo42024]

TheCoreContingency Religious retards at their finest. Why don't all the religious people just kill themselves and live in heaven and let us rational people keep the earth

[@JeepersCreepers2013]

bobo42024 but isn't it the non-religious who espouse the virtues of abortion?

[@onbored9627]

I think the reason she said that was to imply that she was a religious person to thus take suspicion off of her killing her child. I doubt she actually cared about "sinning" in any regard. It was part of her front.

[@mirjamheijn5214]

And then they sell the aborted baby parts for research. Nothing wrong with that!

[@aestheticallybalanced]

no one ever talks about the music in this season/series, and it was incredible low key and made the mood so well.

[@thatllputmarzipaninyourpie3117]

At this point in the show, when he said it, I wasn't even shocked. I think Rust was showing her a kindness in his own way. Sounded exactly like something the character would say. I just nodded.

[@robertphillips213]

The most he could have for someone like her. "Kill yourself" was the only kindness he showed her.

[@Luke101]

1:21 Those eyes, man. "You're fucking this up... get out"

[@martysykes3221]

Rust’s character is obviously racked with his own pain, trauma, betrayal and absolute disgust for his fellow man. He manages to use that insight to turn himself into a calm savage to get into the minds of these sick people because he is sick himself.....in a healthy way. Paradox, brilliant.

[@ashtonbean3403]

Hands down the best season of TD. I’ve probably watched this season through 7-8 times

[@palmlifeuk3553]

Me too, I watch it once a year. Season 1 is unbelievable. I look at each season separately from each other and see them like separate films.

[@zakkapradana7180]

@@palmlifeuk3553 same. Once a year at least. Every time I saw a clip on youtube there's a strong urge to rewatch it again. And yeah, season 2 of this series feels nothing like season 1

[@theboyischildish]

ur a baddie

[@jesushoobastankchrist251]

It may be one of the best seasons of any show, ever.

[@ragingzim]

There’s more than one season? ;)

[@jmoneyp4p]

"jesus lady you ever hear of a fucking condom?" lol

[@catslino5037]

goes nicely with the "Jesus, this evil B****" at the end

[@brynleyjones2674]

Despite the other dark elements of the show, this might be the single darkest scene in the whole season, probably.

[@MBloke]

Man, I don't get Cohle's hair. 1995 Cohle has this amazing, thick mop of hair. 2002 Cohle looks like he's balding, what with the low density. Yet 2012 Cohle has long, thick hair. 'Tis one of the great mysteries of this show. Even more so than the terrible and secret fate of all life.

[@robj2027]

A Shogun Named Juan It was a typical hairstyle for that time period. Check out some pictures of celebrities from that year.

[@Zmister517]

Got on dat rogaine

[@daveumbridge]

A Shogun Named Juan I bet your bald as fuck nitpicking on stuff like this ha

[@MBloke]

Filip Kli Uh, sure thing, buddy.

[@SamFisher007]

+A Shogun Named Juan Yeah its called getting a haircut. Also in order to recognize the elapsed time of 7 years the appearance of Rust would have to change so people would understand.

[@patatepowa]

That final line is great, I use it all the time in online gaming.

[@naturalcanopy9148]

Rust’s shark eyes in this scene. Many people saying here he’s disgusted, or sympathetic. I don’t think he’s anything. He’s so dead inside - just doing his job and he’s caught her like a cat does a mouse. Astonishing scene.

[@jthyn4436]

unfortunately for rust, it was the other inmate who killed himself.

[@altongrimes]

I marvel at the power these actors have to so convincingly immerse themselves in their characters.

[@Prathik1989]

This is the kind of stuff I miss in season 2..

[@peterhardie4151]

How anyone got through the first episode of season 2 is beyond me.

[@whate4er]

tbh story, acting etc in season 2 was not bad, but the ending was terrible, completely screwed up

[@rayaqin]

@@whate4er I am okay with the ending. I am not impressed but I'm okay with it.

[@luandesanta250]

Season 2 is not bad. Their biggest mistake was to try to make an overly complex story. But it just got complicated, and not in a good way. Lacked a lot of development.

[@SHINKU93]

How we all doin??? 😂

[@kingdingaling8709]

I know Matthew is unbelievable but she’s also incredible in this scene. So believable.

[@Freecomments4u]

Rust is a master of recognizing human emotion. He can mimic them so well, yet he probably feels nothing.

[@iansutton4691]

Rust is an excellent interrogator because he can put his emotion aside and empathize with her perspective, understand what she needs emotionally and give it to her in exchange for her cooperation. Once he has the confession though, he does what his own emotions demand and delivers retribution. I don't think you twist the knife like that when you feel nothing.

[@hazardousjazzgasm129]

No

[@chrisfloyd7316]

He feels too much and had to learn how to separate his feelings. You can tell when he loses control in '95 during dinner. He still feels them but can choose not to most of the time.

[@marcob2137]

Wow. You completely misread this character. Like, Wow!

[@v-22]

That's a good fucking actress.

[@geordiejones5618]

It was her first role too. Killed it.

[@ProOmgHeadshot]

Season 1 is over, thanks for enduring with me, I'll just share few more clips with you: The Ending of True Detective (S01) - Full Scene at the hospital: True Detective - Ending / The End *Season 1 FINALE* [HD] The song played during the ending, I know a lot of you are wondering: The Hat ft. Father John Misty & S.I. Istwa - The Angry River ( True Detective Soundtrack/Song/Music) The infamous fight between our team (Rust / Martin) and The Yellow King: True Detective - Showdown * Marty and Rust get stabbed, The Yellow King dies * (HD) The scene where Rust and Marty were intimidating Steve with sniper fire: True Detective - "I strike you more as a talker or doer?" Sniping / Sniper Fire Scene [HD]

[@stephen1133]

Take the spoiler out of the title, maybe just put it in the description so it still registers in search. jesus

[@craigdelora5343]

Acting at its finest! All characters! This show is one of a kind..

[@werewolvesdeathmetal]

Marty:

[@landonkirchner7062]

"Jesus lady have you ever heard of a f*cking condom?!" I love that line. Harrelsons delivery is perfect

[@hoon_sol]

"Birth control is a sin!" Right, and murdering children isn't?

[@bartholen]

This was the scene that got me to watching this season. I just randomly stumbled upon it while skipping channels, and the second I saw an interrogation scene end in such a shockingly harsh way, I knew this was something special

[@keith1689]

This is by far the absolute best cop drama ever produced. Period. If this was a movie......smdh.

[@environmentart]

Agree 100%. Probably the best TV show ever made, and achieved all that in just one series. Absolutely phenomenal.

[@raoulcoutard1073]

@@environmentart kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYWQZJKEj6-oqbs this one?

[@julianjaimes197]

Season 1 was like an 8 hour movie

[@countbasi4680]

Some of the most intense mumbling you'll ever hear.

[@marxmith]

My boss uses the same pep talk every year.

[@maringal44]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@VikingLady219]

I bet he would probably give the same advice to Jared Fogle right about now.

[@SuperDamon10]

Simply one of the greatest shows ever produced. The writing and acting are superb.

[@jayrockstar8573]

Rustin Spencer "Rust Cohle" = Best character ever created, i m obsessed with Rust totally, insanely excelent philosophy and darkest secrets of human race!

[@kbholla]

Sounds pretty gay.

[@patrickhebdo5423]

hell yeah Rust Cohle can tear my ass any day. Better than getting molested by that fat fuck Childress

[@truedetectiveseason1494]

Why, thank you.

[@kriskelvin6682]

Along came Roland West.

[@speedmetalmassiah567]

Rust Cohle is the reason I’m heteroflexible

[@deathinsight]

This scene and that final line have stuck with me all these years.

[@PatrickForrest-pv4wv]

The expression (intense stare) and the calm voice when he advises her to kill herself is the ultimate mic drop.

[@NoticerOfficial]

If you haven’t watched True Detective, get TF off KZbin and don’t come back until the light is winning

[@sakislekkas3935]

Matthew McConnaighey's acting is out of this world. The whispers, the warmth he gives her, the way this incident excavates his deepest wound but he remains calm and ready as a hawk on the hunt....waiting for the breaking point. And then...when his victim is most vulnerable he attacks and kills with the coldest line in all series. "If you get the chance you should kill yourself!. My god!!! He can be so cruel. Such an amazing character

[@jetmemphis83]

anybody else notice this girl in that yearbook photo "light of the way"

[@jthyn4436]

the actress Azure Parsons is actually quite beautiful

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

yeah in a trailer park hillbilly heroin meth shooting prostitute kind of way!

[@molasorrosalom4846]

She Graduated with a BA in Psychology at age 18.

[@toddgaak422]

Well, I'll be damned. I always thought that was Hayley Orrantia (Erica from The Goldbergs).

[@jnetwork3232]

@@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447 lol

[@curranfrank2854]

@@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447 some trailer park hillbilly heroin meth shooting prostitutes are hot tho

[@Mexican_Marauder]

This is his best acting. There are other good ones like Dallas buyers club but this one is his best. Whoever the writer is nailed it and should be remembered for this season.

[@jonathanpaulsatterfield]

When Rust asks Charmaine if she's ever heard of Munchausen by proxy and Charmaine says no, he sees something in her eyes that makes him push into the sleep apnea machine report. It gives me the willies.

[@jimmythekiller8148]

fucking amazing scene. literally every single time I see it it's just as chilling as the first.

[@SqueebPlays]

Coldest line ever spoken on film. God. Damn.

[@pussycats456]

I’m going to need subtitles for this one!

[@CL-op7hb]

he transcended everything in this role

[@Holdit66]

The almost imperceptible nod at 3:30 ..."Yes you heard right, I really did say that."

[@miltonwah6814]

looking up the actor playing vs. Mcconaughey. What a pro.

[@trevbing57]

Rust says in another scene that death created time so it could watch the things it created, die. He then says how he believes people don't actually die, that they are recycled back in to the same life eternally over and over. I think he genuinely believes this and thinks that subconsciously humans get better from their mistakes, which sounds nice but also terrifying due to the fact it's a really far out theory and he's not joking when he advised her to kill herself.

[@firefightingvet9181]

That scene was outstanding, the whole damn show was outstanding

[@miguelinpiloto]

There's nothing I will change on the scene to make it better. True masterpiece. Gonna fucking watch again the series...

[@roobarb3294]

Why does Harry Woodleson always look like he's trying to get something out his teeth with his tongue?

[@liveandbreathHH]

Rust's eyes at 2:08 are terrifying. Full of hate and judgement.

[@tontsar91]

The eyes. They never lie.

[@jefflockaby702]

Worse...his eyes are empty..like a shark's..no emotion

[@thawedantarctican2171]

Because he's staring in front of someone who killed their own children on purpose for attention. Someone who had a chance to raise their children and absolutely squandered that, while he suffers knowing that his chance was taken from him so horrifically. He lost his daughter, who he loved deeply and wanted to protect so much, by accident and it devasted him. She killed her kids and it only hit her when she was hit with concrete evidence and a detective coldly and personally telling them what essentially comes across as "fucking kill yourself, you're too far gone".

[@broheme8922]

Best TV drama I ever saw.

[@benkata]

I was laughing at this scene first time I saw it ... only because I was terrified by the pure honesty of it

[@geordiejones5618]

Marty's line always makes me burst out laughing. The timing and delivery is amazing.

[@anthonycruciani939]

Great series one of the best ever.

[@broheme8922]

Best TV drama that I've ever seen.

[@jorgechavira7729]

I love how the actress goes with her character along with Mathew (Rust) and the way she gets striken by the last sentence she gets from the police officer: "you should consider to kill yourself"

[@samuelgeorge7090]

Anyone else notice that everyone outside the interrogation room is fake moving in slow motion ?

[@manfredknauf5324]

Thx

[@paulcollins5629]

I never thought a show would be as good as 24 but this show is fucking awesome

[@R4Y2k]

Until I've seen true detective I always thought making a good show is only about having a great story but a great story stand and falls with the ones who bring it to live and fuck me.... Harrelson and McConaughey nailed it. That must be the kind of characters Pizzolatto had in mind when he wrote it.

[@rustcohle9267]

As soon as Rust said that line he took a time staring at her just to see her face dismantle into a confused and hopeless person and let her know that everyone is disgusted by her actions and she wouldnt find any empathy or mercy from them. The show made it clear how much he loved his daughter so people thinking he was actually empathizing with her and giving advice is so stupid. he thinks she is a monster and a waste of space. Better just kill herself, he doesnt care.

[@SyrupBuccaneer]

2:27 that smoke... This season was just incredible.

[@minorchoker]

this is a real life interrogation technique. the detective conducting the interview lures the person of subject into a false sense of security by relating to them and downplaying their actions, only to swap at the last second and go after them when they believe they can spin the story into something they want.

[@friscofiacso2375]

Rust is the most serious tea kettle ever.

[@nguyenangtuandung2745]

I felt bad for Rust, He really wants to have a fate but the reality smashes him again and again ...

[@SHOKona-wp4vr]

By far his best part and performance was Rust in this series.

[@williamhudson8493]

Ohhhh I remember this, yeah this was goood... top shelf !!

[@theterminaldave]

"Ever heard of a condom lady?" Says the guy that's ruining his marriage because he's a sex addict. This series was one of the best pieces of cinematography I've seen.

[@GigaChadh976]

Marty had the sense to pull out at least

[@charliervr]

This show is so masterfully written and acted that you get so heavily invested characters like these, with barely any screen time. Impressed is an understatement, this season plays like a big ass movie instead of a short series.

[@thorandlundeve]

seeing a real life situation scene "he nailed it!" seeing a fiction scene "how's that possible?" pft!

[@Picodaguyoh]

Crazy thing about this series is the yellow king really exists. Do not read it

[@robertmaguire1067]

What do you mean?

[@marleneg7794]

Best interrogation scene ever.

[@macp988]

intense scene, great acting by both

[@ninocaselli6290]

If you get the opportunity..........

[@jamesdan6895]

Only this series (and maybe The Wire) have that rare quality where every single actor to appear onscreen is somehow world class and to the level of the main actors, despite only a handful of minutes of screen time. Likely a testament to the writing, but the casting in this show was astonishing.

[@luciferscatmilk]

Don’t talk to the police without a lawyer

[@VagabondGFG]

LowTierGod was one of the script writers for this show.

[@tontsar91]

Incredible acting on both sides.

[@iTzGlowWoRm]

I can almost hear Rust's inner voice saying: "Marty... gtfo man" and then as he goes out Rust thinks: I got this bitch"

[@iTzGlowWoRm]

marijuana

[@el34glo59]

I also see Marty rolling his eyes because he knows he has to leave, yet knows Rust will crack her