Fargo

[InternetApex]

Just got caught up and I love everything about this season. The American Indian dude is my favorite. The entire Gerhardt Clan is phenomenal. Not one downer scene in this entire season.

[CT III]

Well, that escalated quickly.

I wonder if Kansas City will be sending a replacement for Joe Bulo or if this is now Milligan's show to run.

When I heard that Bruce Campbell was going to be playing Reagan, I thought maybe this was just a bit of showboating by the casting directors, but that bathroom scene between Ronnie and Lou was solid gold.

Dodd Gerhardt is the fucking worst.  I mean that in a good way, but I'm hoping that Bear does something bad to him.  I also can't stop wondering about the cast on Bear's arm.

Ted Danson is a national treasure.  I don't like the way things look for him in next week's preview though.

[InternetApex]

Well, that escalated quickly.

I wonder if Kansas City will be sending a replacement for Joe Bulo or if this is now Milligan's show to run.

When I heard that Bruce Campbell was going to be playing Reagan, I thought maybe this was just a bit of showboating by the casting directors, but that bathroom scene between Ronnie and Lou was solid gold.

Dodd Gerhardt is the fucking worst.  I mean that in a good way, but I'm hoping that Bear does something bad to him.  I also can't stop wondering about the cast on Bear's arm.

Ted Danson is a national treasure.  I don't like the way things look for him in next week's preview though.

It's crazy that Dodd's malicious haranguing of his daughter is as close as they've gotten to the problem that's going to get them all wiped out.

It would be kind of fun to root for Ed if not for Ed's wife, who is the horrible wife in this incarnation of Fargo. It's kind of like how on Justified there was always a bad guy and an EVIL guy for Raylon to contend with. You quickly got to discern which was which. On Fargo, there's always a horrible, terrible, awful, awful wife who either ruins everything or motivates her lackwit husband to do it.  

Landry went from unlikely football hero to sociopathic meth clan muscle to witless, but eminently capable butcher boy. May he always live in such interesting times. Great actor.

[R-V]

Well, that escalated quickly.

I wonder if Kansas City will be sending a replacement for Joe Bulo or if this is now Milligan's show to run.

When I heard that Bruce Campbell was going to be playing Reagan, I thought maybe this was just a bit of showboating by the casting directors, but that bathroom scene between Ronnie and Lou was solid gold.

Dodd Gerhardt is the fucking worst.  I mean that in a good way, but I'm hoping that Bear does something bad to him.  I also can't stop wondering about the cast on Bear's arm.

Ted Danson is a national treasure.  I don't like the way things look for him in next week's preview though.

It's crazy that Dodd's malicious haranguing of his daughter is as close as they've gotten to the problem that's going to get them all wiped out.

It would be kind of fun to root for Ed if not for Ed's wife, who is the horrible wife in this incarnation of Fargo. It's kind of like how on Justified there was always a bad guy and an EVIL guy for Raylon to contend with. You quickly got to discern which was which. On Fargo, there's always a horrible, terrible, awful, awful wife who either ruins everything or motivates her lackwit husband to do it.  

Landry went from unlikely football hero to sociopathic meth clan muscle to witless, but eminently capable butcher boy. May he always live in such interesting times. Great actor.

He had to have put on, what, 80 pounds between his Breaking Bad role and this one? That's what I call dedication.

I just hope there are at least half a dozen more Extremely Tense Standoffs involving Lou and/or Danson. Also I wonder when Sioux Falls is going to come into play, as that was the context in which Lou mentions this whole ordeal in season 1.

[CT III]

Well, that escalated quickly.

I wonder if Kansas City will be sending a replacement for Joe Bulo or if this is now Milligan's show to run.

When I heard that Bruce Campbell was going to be playing Reagan, I thought maybe this was just a bit of showboating by the casting directors, but that bathroom scene between Ronnie and Lou was solid gold.

Dodd Gerhardt is the fucking worst.  I mean that in a good way, but I'm hoping that Bear does something bad to him.  I also can't stop wondering about the cast on Bear's arm.

Ted Danson is a national treasure.  I don't like the way things look for him in next week's preview though.

It's crazy that Dodd's malicious haranguing of his daughter is as close as they've gotten to the problem that's going to get them all wiped out.

It would be kind of fun to root for Ed if not for Ed's wife, who is the horrible wife in this incarnation of Fargo. It's kind of like how on Justified there was always a bad guy and an EVIL guy for Raylon to contend with. You quickly got to discern which was which. On Fargo, there's always a horrible, terrible, awful, awful wife who either ruins everything or motivates her lackwit husband to do it.  

Landry went from unlikely football hero to sociopathic meth clan muscle to witless, but eminently capable butcher boy. May he always live in such interesting times. Great actor.

He had to have put on, what, 80 pounds between his Breaking Bad role and this one? That's what I call dedication.

I just hope there are at least half a dozen more Extremely Tense Standoffs involving Lou and/or Danson. Also I wonder when Sioux Falls is going to come into play, as that was the context in which Lou mentions this whole ordeal in season 1.

My assumption until last night was that everyone would converge on Sioux Falls during Peggy's conference.  Now I'm not so sure, although she still might be dumb enough to try and attend.

[flannj]

Well, that escalated quickly.

I wonder if Kansas City will be sending a replacement for Joe Bulo or if this is now Milligan's show to run.

When I heard that Bruce Campbell was going to be playing Reagan, I thought maybe this was just a bit of showboating by the casting directors, but that bathroom scene between Ronnie and Lou was solid gold.

Dodd Gerhardt is the fucking worst.  I mean that in a good way, but I'm hoping that Bear does something bad to him.  I also can't stop wondering about the cast on Bear's arm.

Ted Danson is a national treasure.  I don't like the way things look for him in next week's preview though.

It's crazy that Dodd's malicious haranguing of his daughter is as close as they've gotten to the problem that's going to get them all wiped out.

It would be kind of fun to root for Ed if not for Ed's wife, who is the horrible wife in this incarnation of Fargo. It's kind of like how on Justified there was always a bad guy and an EVIL guy for Raylon to contend with. You quickly got to discern which was which. On Fargo, there's always a horrible, terrible, awful, awful wife who either ruins everything or motivates her lackwit husband to do it.  

Landry went from unlikely football hero to sociopathic meth clan muscle to witless, but eminently capable butcher boy. May he always live in such interesting times. Great actor.

He had to have put on, what, 80 pounds between his Breaking Bad role and this one? That's what I call dedication.

I just hope there are at least half a dozen more Extremely Tense Standoffs involving Lou and/or Danson. Also I wonder when Sioux Falls is going to come into play, as that was the context in which Lou mentions this whole ordeal in season 1.

My assumption until last night was that everyone would converge on Sioux Falls during Peggy's conference.  Now I'm not so sure, although she still might be dumb enough to try and attend.

Everything about this show is incredibly incredible.
Massive Genius
Fat Todd
Sam Malone (see something here even for you Chuck)

Seriously, I yelled at the TV when the last episode ended because I wanted it to go on.
As good as last season was this is even better.

[R-V]

It's been over a week since somebody noted that this show is the flat-out tits. So: this show is the flat-out tits. Very curious to know the ultimate outcome of the Dodd-Peggy cattle prod incident in the basement.

[flannj]

"You're a little touched, aren't you?"

That whole Hank / Peggy conversation was entertaining as hell.

[InternetApex]

"You're a little touched, aren't you?"

That whole Hank / Peggy conversation was entertaining as hell.

"Great Caesar's ghost!"

More Karl Weathers please.

[CT III]

"You're a little touched, aren't you?"

That whole Hank / Peggy conversation was entertaining as hell.

"Great Caesar's ghost!"

More Karl Weathers please.

Finally caught myself up.

"You sure know a lot of words, Karl."

That was one of the most enjoyable hours of television I've ever seen. When the credits popped up, I cursed. I don't really know what else to say, other than to second all the comments above.

[Bort]

"You're a little touched, aren't you?"

That whole Hank / Peggy conversation was entertaining as hell.

"Great Caesar's ghost!"

More Karl Weathers please.

Finally caught myself up.

"You sure know a lot of words, Karl."

That was one of the most enjoyable hours of television I've ever seen. When the credits popped up, I cursed. I don't really know what else to say, other than to second all the comments above.

I want to cosign this. Just caught up and so pissed it's over.

[CT III]

Jesus, I think I need a hug.

[InternetApex]

Jesus, I think I need a hug.

Only three. episodes. left.

I don't know what I'll do with myself. Mike Milligan owned this episode for me. Really enjoyed them setting up The Undertaker as though he were about to be a major player in the series and then ....

Even though I could see that coming it was no less fantastic the way they pulled it off. I'm actually rooting for Mike at this point, though I'm sure Lou will do for him if the K.C. mob doesn't get him first.

[Bort]

Jesus. This show.

[flannj]

"Are we going to talk or are you just going to quote the thesaurus at me?"

Yeah... Jesus. This show.