So far it's been a great season in my opinion as well, but looks like there's a decent possibility that this might be the last one: http://deadline.com/2017/06/fargo-noah-hawley-series-finale-atx-1202111027/
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I think it's more likely that Noah Hawley is going to take his time finding inspiration for another season and FX will likely appease him due to the success of Legion and Fargo
Season 3 Episode 8: Who Rules The Land of Denial- Possibly the best episode this season, action, tension, and surreal. I was rooting for Nkki! And although I'm not usually a huge fan of surreal or supernatural, in a story like this, the bowling alley scene were Nikki meets the stranger (who was on the plane with the Chief on her visit to California) was cool, especially speculating about the fate of the one eared, Russian. 
I read a summary of this episode that references Mr. Wrench, the man Nikki was chained to. I vaguely remember him from Season 1, but can't remember his role. I assume he was a bad guy, which seems obvious.
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I read a summary of this episode that references Mr. Wrench, the man Nikki was chained to. I vaguely remember him from Season 1, but can't remember his role. I assume he was a bad guy, which seems obvious.
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It's impressive how much threat this character can generate with subtlety. I hope otherwise, but won't be surprised if he vanishes into the woodwork unscathed.
Not yet, but soon.
remember the spaceship in Season 2?
it doesn't show up in season 3. lol
I passed on Season 2.
Just watched the Season 3 final, and I'm dissapointed. While I can accept what happened, it was a big let down if any kind of hope for satisfaction was expected and I specifically dislike hanging endings.
The pessimist in me says Varga gets away, which is what I expected. I really wanted Nikki to escape, so that made me sad.
Though I would've liked a bit of closure at the end, I enjoyed the finale for what it was (given the show's penchant for the unexpected).
Poor Nikki, I was rooting for her after the last couple episodes.
I also liked that they tied this season to the previous ones with Wes Wrench. They could've had any random thug as her sidekick, but it's nice that they brought back a previously introduced character.
I also liked that they tied this season to the previous ones with Wes Wrench. They could've had any random thug as her sidekick, but it's nice that they brought back a previously introduced character.
i was rooting for nikki too.
i thought the ending was pretty good. there was closure as far as i'm concerned.
i thought the ending was pretty good. there was closure as far as i'm concerned.
So did someone walk through the door and let Varga go?i was rooting for nikki too.
i thought the ending was pretty good. there was closure as far as i'm concerned.
3 years later, we're finally getting a fourth season! Sept 27th on FX.
Off to a bit of a tedious start, but the new season has potential. Can't wait to see what nurse Mayflower gets up to. ?
Yeah, she's sure a mystery! Also the black gal who plays the daughter of the owner of the funeral home could give us some surprises.
I agree, it doesn't really feel like Fargo. But the season has been pretty good so far. Feels like it's building up to something big. And
was a pleasant surprise.
Timothy Olyphant
Yes, it is getting better. Watched Episode 4 last night, and it was entertaining.
I hate to say it, but I’m kinda losing interest the last few episodes. Perhaps it’s because there are so many characters this season, I’m not sure, but I’m finding it difficult to care about what happens to any of them.
I thought the same after watching the first 2 episodes. But by re-watching each episode, it becomes very clear, and I am actually enjoying the series. Still not as good as any of the first 3 seasons, but it is entertaining. I really like how well Jason Schwartzman plays the Italian crime boss Jasto Fadda:
The Land of Taking and Killing (2020)
Jason Schwartzman and Salvatore Esposito in Fargo (2014)
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For such a little man, he is certainly powerful!
I get that, I mean, the acting is good. I’m impressed with Chris Rock in a dramatic role. And Jason Schwartzman delivers too.
But to expand on why I’m disappointed.. I think the issue for me this season is that it's not really Fargo. Each previous season had this core element of an everyman finding himself in and navigating through some crazy, increasingly unpredictable situation. Someone you side with and want to root for. This one doesn't have that.
One might posit that perhaps Rabbi (Ben Whishaw) loosely fits that role, but I dunno, it’s a stretch.
Otherwise yeah, so far it’s a decently entertaining story of dueling crime families and a handful of quirky characters doing.. well, not much.
But hey, still got 4 episodes to go to turn things around!
But to expand on why I’m disappointed.. I think the issue for me this season is that it's not really Fargo. Each previous season had this core element of an everyman finding himself in and navigating through some crazy, increasingly unpredictable situation. Someone you side with and want to root for. This one doesn't have that.
One might posit that perhaps Rabbi (Ben Whishaw) loosely fits that role, but I dunno, it’s a stretch.
Otherwise yeah, so far it’s a decently entertaining story of dueling crime families and a handful of quirky characters doing.. well, not much.
But hey, still got 4 episodes to go to turn things around!