Honestly, there's still so much to True Detective that it's probably worth watching the whole thing again. Each scene is so densely populated in weird little references, red herrings, foreshadowing and character quirks that going through it all after seeing the finale and trying to pick up on all of the clues as to the Yellow King's identity, where Rust and Marty's relationship went south and how exactly everything connects up could almost be as enjoyable an experience as watching it through the first time. Plus you get to watch that awesome and celebrated six-minute tracking sequence from episode four again, and listen to the amazingly atmospheric and inspired soundtrack put together by T Bone Burnett. In fact, you've technically already re-watched True Detective, and are currently re-watching it, and are watching it for the first time, simultaneously. After all, time is a flat circle...
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