I think these guys got at university
I usually prefer podcasts by women, but I thought I’d give these guys a go for my re-watch of season 1. I think season one is all about how “you don’t own your woman the way you thought you did”, and the boxes and boxes and rows and rows of dead and missing girls being a result of a whole community thinking like that. **small spoiler** “Heart” (or is he Coal?) just wants to come home from a hard day at work and have a house of comfort, but maybe his wife also had a hard day at work, doing the shopping, the housework and the parenting. Maybe her car broke down on the way to pick the girls up from school; maybe she was sexually attacked on the bus when her hands were full with bags of shopping. We don’t know, because Marty. Doesn’t. Ask. **end spoiler** Jim and Aron aren’t a total pair of misogynists, they are sensitive, smart, and do their research. I studied literature at university, got a C average, and used my degree for overthinking television shows. I never read any HP Lovecraft. I feel like Jim and Aron are well read, and got a As at university in their chosen fields. This is isn’t a feminist reading of True Detective, but it brings worlds of meaning that I would never have seen by myself.
Buttonbbb via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 01/23/19
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I like the in-depth analysis/conjectures, but they are posted way too late after the episode airs.
drs0106 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/07/15
I am completely hooked on Bald Move. Jim and A Ron dig deeper, bring more info and do more research about the shows that they podcast than any other TV show based podcast that I have heard. Listen to these guys if you want something more than hearing your idiot co-workers talking about a show...Read full review »
Stardog75 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/07/15
Listened to every podcast for this year's True Detective. Loved it. Even went back to the first season, re-watched, and then listened to every podcast they did on season one. Love the pyschosphere talk especially. Smart guys and funny. Highly recommend!Read full review »
mpnewhouse via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/22/15
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