But for some damned reason, Episode 3, “ Maybe Tomorrow,” directed by Danish documentary and TV director Janus Metz Pedersen, is more compelling than the other two episodes, possibly because it’s clear the show is drifting squarely into High Camp territory.

Trying to replicate the mystical bayou phenomenon that gripped audiences last year hasn’t been quite as easy in this LA noir world, and at times, the Herculean efforts of writer/showrunner Nic Pizzolatto and directors to make it dark and edgy are plainly apparent.

There was no intention to berate or hurt deeply the driver.Based on the consensus thus far, the second season of “ True Detective” has gotten off to a rocky start - some love it, some hate it, some are giving it the benefit of the doubt. 'My intention was to be courteous and then we got into an argument. I let my emotions get the better of me and I was angry,' Cherry said. Police Commissioner Bill Bratton also admonished Cherry after the video went viral online, saying “No good cop can watch that without a wince”, and the NYPD and independent Civilian Complaint Review Board have been investigating the exchange.

I sincerely apologize,' said detective Patrick Cherry, whose tirade was captured by one of the car’s passengers and posted on YouTube, where it has been viewed more than 3 million times.Ĭherry’s apology comes after the detective was stripped of his badge and gun and transferred out of the FBI's elite Joint Terrorism Task Force. The NYPD detective seen on video screaming and cursing at an Uber driver in a roadside tirade earlier this week apologized Friday for his actions, telling NBC 4 New York in an exclusive interview that he hopes to buy the driver dinner.

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