Fargo season 2 (2 Viewers)

[Jim Daniels]

Oh yeah!

We are five episodes in and I feel like going back to the start already

Ragin' I haven't been recording it now. Another brilliant episode there

 

[David Kronenbourg]

That was savage, tensest bit of tv i've seen this year.

 

[dunderhead]

lisa hannigan apparently in the new episode tomorrow

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

lisa hannigan apparently in the new episode tomorrow

Huh

 

[dunderhead]

yup

 

[dunderhead]

so says she on twitter

 

[Unicron]

so says she on twitter

She said singing, I wonder if she's personally in the show or if they're just using one of her tunes on the soundtrack

 

[dunderhead]

She said singing, I wonder if she's personally in the show or if they're just using one of her tunes on the soundtrack

now that you say it, using her in soundtrack is probably more likely.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

so says she on twitter

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I wonder if that's one of her songs or her performing

Good one

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Don't think there's been a duff moment this whole season.

Do we reckon Bear killed Simone or let her go? That whole scene was a nod to Miller's Crossing.

Milligan finally losing his cool. Killing that hitman was the first stupid move he's made all season.

What was up with all the hieroglyphic shit Betsy found in the room?

Think Ted Danson's been the unsung hero of the season. Such a well played likeable performance. I fear he'll meet a sticky end though.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Don't think there's been a duff moment this whole season.

Even before the recap, right from the get-go, they start with "Erstwhile on Fargo"
Like fucking 'erstwhile', how can you not like that? They are not mailing a second of this thing in.

Do we reckon Bear killed Simone or let her go? That whole scene was a nod to Miller's Crossing.

BIGGO
And Danny Boy from our girl Lisa playing us out - which if you had to quibble was a little too on the nose. We got it.

Milligan finally losing his cool. Killing that hitman was the first stupid move he's made all season.

Dude was there to kill him, no?
I did love the set up though. Like in the Shining. The bald dude was coming and he was coming and he was coming....
And he's dead.
I love when they do that in films. There's probably a Coen example.

What was up with all the hieroglyphic shit Betsy found in the room?

More aliens jibber jabber, I shouldn't wonder.

Think Ted Danson's been the unsung hero of the season. Such a well played likeable performance. I fear he'll meet a sticky end though.

The daughter is pretty great in it.
I did have the thought while watching every episode that another name for this season should be Can You Guess How Ted Danson's Character Will Die?

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Hot damn

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Other TV shows are white bread, Fargo is ice cream

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Even before the recap, right from the get-go, they start with "Erstwhile on Fargo"
Like fucking 'erstwhile', how can you not like that? They are not mailing a second of this thing in.


BIGGO
And Danny Boy from our girl Lisa playing us out - which if you had to quibble was a little too on the nose. We got it.


Dude was there to kill him, no?
I did love the set up though. Like in the Shining. The bald dude was coming and he was coming and he was coming....
And he's dead.
I love when they do that in films. There's probably a Coen example.


More aliens jibber jabber, I shouldn't wonder.



The daughter is pretty great in it.
I did have the thought while watching every episode that another name for this season should be Can You Guess How Ted Danson's Character Will Die?

I didn't like that rendition of Danny boy. As you said it was too on the nose. An instrumental would have been far more effective.

I don't think that guy was necessarily coming to kill Milligan. Would he have knocked on the door and announced himself if he was? Not a very good hitman in that sense, although, Milligan, Hanzee and Floyd are the only three in the criminal set who have a lick of sense between them. However, I just think the undertaker was coming to send Milligan on his way and finish the job. Now Milligan is at war with Kansas City and the Gerheardts, if Kansas City suspect him of killing the undertaker, which they no doubt will.

The opening scene and the elevator scenes were brilliant.

 

[Unicron]

Start this week was like the end of a Godfather film.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I don't think that guy was necessarily coming to kill Milligan.

I dunno. He was practising reaching for his holster in the elevator.
And he's called the Undertaker.

But I don't know for sure.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I just accidentally spoiled this week’s Fargo for a friend. He had only seen the first ¾’s of it and I mentioned something he hadn’t seen yet. Guilt!

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I just accidentally spoiled this week’s Fargo for a friend. He had only seen the first ¾’s of it and I mentioned something he hadn’t seen yet. Guilt!

Quitters don't deserve our respect

 

[David Kronenbourg]

woo!
FX gives Fargo season 3 the go-ahead

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Would be cool if they went back another generation. Hank has the air of a man who’s seen some strange things in his life so maybe they do one featuring him as a young man. They could keep going back generation after generation. I heard that in the 50’s in that area they had a lot of biker gangs so that’s a possibility.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

That was intense