On The Tonight Show, True Detective stars Colin Farrell and Vince Vaughn showed that they have the good cop, bad cop thing down during the game "True Confessions." Each player wrote down something that really happened to them and a totally made up story, and then slipped the papers into envelopes. Depending on which envelope was picked, they had 60 seconds to convince the others if it did — or didn't — happen. Farrell got the game going by saying he was once brought in for questioning in an attempted murder case, and underwent a very intense investigation by Vaughn, who by the end of the 60 seconds didn't know what to believe. "I'm a little nervous to push too hard," he admitted. "We might have a guy who got away with murder." Watch the video below to find out if Farrell could have been facing hard time, or if it was all an elaborate tale. Catherine Garcia
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