TV: Fargo

[Monkey_Driven]

So when is Lester gonna realize that his hand is gonna fall off and he needs to seek help?

When it falls off.

How did the hospital that admitted him after he knocked himself out not see the damage to his hand?

I think at first it just looked like a tiny cut, because the metal pelt is embedded so deep in his hand, they probably just bandaged it not realizing.

That's kind of what I was thinking.

[15showsandcounting]

I've only seen episode 1 so far, but holy shit. Btw, are all the episodes different lengths?

[epilogue]

After the pilot they all clock in at 1:15, I think.

[lowlight79]

If this gets a season 2, will it be a completely different story?

[epilogue]

I kinda hope so. Or else this thing is gonna have to open up before the end of this season. I guess it depends on who makes it out alive.

[dimejinky99]

Im sure i read somewhere this is a one shot deal..no season two


maybe they can do a wire on it and shift the focus elsewhere in the town?

[dimejinky99]

In 2012, it was announced that FX was developing a new television series based on the Academy Award-winning film Fargo with the Coen brothers as executive producers.[4] It was later announced that adaptation would be a 10-episode limited series

[epilogue]

According to this site: http://seriable.com/fargo-cancelled-renewed-season-2/

It looks like FX is eyeing a Season 2 and maybe even 3.

But nothing definite. And nothing about whether or not it would be a True Detective style thing or feature the same cast.

[tommymtcom]

According to this site: http://seriable.com/fargo-cancelled-renewed-season-2/

It looks like FX is eyeing a Season 2 and maybe even 3.

But nothing definite. And nothing about whether or not it would be a True Detective style thing or feature the same cast.

I read an interview with Martin Freeman where he said that one of the things that drew him to Fargo was that it was a self-contained story and not a massive, multi-year commitment. So, I doubt he would be back.

I'd like to see Billy Bob's character get his $1 million ransom and bury it somewhere, lose it, and have someone else find it to set up season 2.

[epilogue]

I'd like to see Billy Bob's character get his $1 million ransom and bury it somewhere, lose it, and have someone else find it to set up season 2.

That could be a fun vehicle to carry from one story to the next. I'd like to see them continue that, yeah.

[lowlight79]

Pretty good episode last night. Everything is coming together nicely.

[dimejinky99]

can someone explain the significance of the

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washing machine? i missed something there

[lowlight79]

can someone explain the significance of the

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washing machine? i missed something there

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I believe Lester hid the hammer that he killed his wife with there, but he removed it when he went back to the house after the murders.

[dimejinky99]

Cool thanks...

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just they made it look like she found something

[dimejinky99]

This is getting tense

[numbers]

I've watched the first 5, not really impressed so far. It's gonna take something good to keep me going with this.

[hlniv]

I've watched all of these from day 1.

It's a masterpiece.

The writing, the performances, the cinematography, everything.

The scene from the last episode that traced Bill Bob's attack from the viewpoint outside the building in a single shot - captivating and brilliant.

[Fuzzy_Dunlop]

I'd like to see Billy Bob's character get his $1 million ransom and bury it somewhere, lose it, and have someone else find it to set up season 2.

That could be a fun vehicle to carry from one story to the next. I'd like to see them continue that, yeah.

Looks like you guys might be on to something with the supermarket guy burying the money again.

[Watch The Flames]

That was one of the most intense episodes of TV I've seen. This show is brilliant. Did anyone get a total Kubrik vibe at the beginning when they panned down the hallway of the hotel and then the slow fades? I expected Danny to come riding through there on his big wheel.

[epilogue]

Lester Nygaard might be the most disgusting, heartless, awful and immoral character I've ever seen on TV. Jesus. That fucker just turns my stomach. Unreal.