When Presumed Innocent season 1 landed on Apple TV+, it only came off as a refreshing take on the 1990 Harrison Ford movie and Scott Turow's novel of the same name. However, as the show progressed ...

“True Detective” Season 1 fans’ ears likely perked up at the mention of Alaska — where McConaughey’s Rust Cohle grew up — the first in a plethora of Easter Eggs hidden within Season 4.

True Detective: Night Country Episode 2 features a character named Travis Cohle, who is likely the father of Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle from Season 1.

(Michele K. Short/HBO) When it premiered back in 2014, True Detective Season 1 became an instant cultural phenomenon. Creator Nic Pizzolatto helmed two more seasons that weren't nearly as well ...

True Detective: Night Country is technically Season 4 of the investigative anthology series – but it came with the hype of having some of the biggest direct connections to Season 1 of the show.

In Season 1 of True Detective, Rust’s limited input about his early life with his parents included the admission that his father got his mother pregnant while on military leave.

But put all that aside, because Season 4 of "True Detective," dubbed "Night Country," is an astounding work of art (Sundays, 9 EST/PST, ★★★★ out of four). As helmed by a new auteur, writer ...

Despite having 'always been pitched as an anthology,' 'True Detective' creator Nic Pizzolatto isn't quite done with Season 1's Cohle and Hart.