Fargo (Series)

[Glenbino]

Loved the premiere, can't wait for the new episodes/characters.

The scene of the deputy going to the sheriff's wife with the paint cans...dayum.

I couldn't believe how affecting that stuff was. Don't know if I've developed emotions for TV characters more quickly than I did this time.

The premiere was rock solid. It took a sharp left from what I thought it was going to be halfway through, much to my delight. The scene with BBT and Colin Hanks was some pretty special television.

[Atlas]

THERE BE DRAGONS HERE

[MrBill]

Finally got a chance to watch the first episode. Wow

[Palooza]

My least favorite friend just announced in our group chat, "Just watched Fargo, it was pretty good. Fans of the movie are going to hate it though and I don't blame them." I didn't even respond. The show was made as fan-service Love Fargo. Love the Coens. This show is very good and I also like that.

[CrimsonGhost56]

so much faygo

[RyanLeaf16]

Finally got around to watching Tuesday's episode today.

I like it. I really like it.

 

Don't blame him for offing that Cee U Next Tuesday of a wife he had. Bitch had it coming.

Looking forward to more. This will be a series recording on my DVR.

[Houston]

Wonder if Martin Freeman going to go running to Billy Bob to help get him out of this pickle.

[Pala]

Quickly becoming one of the best shows on television. I was skeptical about the Freeman casting at first, albeit, he's performed admirably and has an amazingly substantive Minnesotan accent - shouldn't be a surprise considering the breadth of his work. Can't wait to see the scene regarding Thornton's

 

interrogation by the police

from the previews of next week's show.

[Houston]

Love how dark the ending scene of each episode is

[Houston]

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[Palooza]

Sooooo,

 

Molly isn't dad right?

[MrBill]

Sooooo,

 

Molly isn't dad right?

I sure as hell hope not.

[MrBill]

The leads for season 2 will be Kirsten Dunst and Todd from Breaking Bad.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/liv...ons-set-753856



Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons will topline the second season of Noah Hawley's FX anthology, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. Production will begin in Calgary in January with the 10-episode series set to premiere next fall on FX. Hawley will return as showrunner with exec producers including Joel and Ethan Coen, Warren Littlefield and John Cameron. Additional castings are expected to be announced soon.