The True Detective Season 2 Episode 8 will have the viewers hooked as the intriguing finale episode for the season unravels the mysteries of the murder case that brings the characters together. The finale episode air 90 minute of breathless revelations and explosion.
Christian Today shared that Woodrugh (Taylor Kitsch) was keeping to himself his own little secret. He had previous relations with Miguel (Gabriel Luna), a former military colleague. This dilemma exposes his sexual orientation which poses a peril in his hard earned reputation. Miguel asks for a meet up to blackmail Woodrugh, threatens to display their photos together. Determined to keep his secret a secret, he agrees to meet Miguel.
Woodrugh discovers an important revelation in the meet up. His former colleagues are working for the corrupt officials they are assigned to investigate, including Miguel. As the former colleagues, including Miguel moved to attack Woodrugh, Woodrugh did amazingly well in defending his self and finishing them off. Sneaks in is Lieutenant Kevin Burris (James Frain) and fires multiple bullets to Woodrugh, shooting him dead.
With Woodrugh dead, Detectives Ray Velcoro and Ani Bezzerides will find themselves in the dark as their "eyes and feet" now dead. The two detectives will be seen seek justice for their friend Woodrugh. Will they seek help from Frank Seymon (Vince Vaughn)? Yibada detailed that Frank, Ray, and Ani teams up to pursue justice and reprisal.
International Business Times assured viewers that the Season finale will identify the killer Ben Caspere, in addition, the corruption in Vinci will be taken down. President of HBO Programming also added that it will be a "satisfying end" to all viewers.
Lombardo added that the network is open for Season 3 of the True Detective but it is up to Nic Pizzolatto, series creator, if he wants to continue for another season.
A very exciting 90-minutes will keep viewers at the edge of their seats as the season finale of the True Detective Season 2 "Omega Station" airs on Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO.
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