I’m just gonna go ahead and say it SEASON 5 FUCKING SUCKS. I’m done hiding

I like how the score uses a little bit of oldschool analogue synths and how it’s mixed with the classical music, it really makes it feel like a western but also kinda 80s

Heck!

Keith Carradine is great, but he looks way more similar to her.

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Earlier today I was watching Le Samourai for the first time, and when this scene

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=73stjK-Ha0Y&pp=ygUaTGUgc2Ftb3VyYWkgc2hvb3Rpbmcgc2NlbmU%3D

Played I was hit with a powerful sense of deja vu. I've seen this scene before, but somewhere else. The scene I'm remembering is nearly exactly the same, except:

I'm pretty sure it's in a tv show rather than a movie

The characters are more developed and we have an idea of what's going to happen beforehand so there's more tension

I think the characters speak to each other more, the scene may be shot from the right side of the room instead of the left, and I believe the shooter takes something from the desk after killing the club owner

The woman is either a waitress or dancer, not a pianist.

I'm sure whatever it was I watched earlier this year, but I've been thinking about it all day with no luck (google and r/tipofmytongue have also failed me).

So, is there any chance that this is from Fargo? Season 4 maybe?

Hello,

I know that Fargo isn’t available for streaming in Canada. We have to purchase it through Apple TV. That’s how it’s been for years I believe.

I could have swore however, that I did see Fargo appear for free on a Canadian streaming service recently. I think it was about 2-3 months ago that I thought I spotted it, and my family members also remember seeing it. I wrapped up watching another show, and I went back to find it, only for it to be gone, and back to being only available for purchase.

Question for my fellow Canadians. Am I insane? Was this available recently for a short time, or did I dream it all up?

Just finished watching fargo season 5 and I have to say it has the most satisfactory ending compared to the others "You got to eat something made with love and joy... and be forgiven"🤗🤗

I started watching S5 and normally have been able to identify the paintings featured in this show, but Google image search and Lens can't seem to identify it. Any ideas?

Probably not news to anyone here but I was shocked haha 😆 Great season.

Finished season 3, was friggin awesome, but two questions that may have already been answered, but then I’m new to this group: who is the silver haired guy at the bar and bowling lane? Also at the end when Emmitt’s car break down on the road and the ensuing shootout happens, how is it his car miraculously starts up again so he can drive off?

It takes itself way too seriously, it’s not even a dark comedy. When Timothy Olyphant’s character gave the ‘you ever been to salt lake’ speech I was out. Those ominous warning speeches hit so hard in other seasons because they were scarce, but it’s like multiple times an episode in season 4. If every character is Yuri Gurka it takes away from the mysterious aspect of the evil badass trope and comes off as cringe. How am I supposed to feel threatened he’s literally a Mormon! Gaetano says ‘Americans talk too much’ then does this exact trope numerous times. When the season tries to be comedic it doesn’t hit the same because it’s out of place. It’s like a parody of the show.

I love that Martin Freeman narrates some things in season 2, it’s such a subtle but great choice.

I’m rewatching it for the third time, but I thought it was just genius when i first saw it and I am loving this rewatch as it’s my first in a few years. It’s great! Looking forward next season 3 which is probably my second favourite.

Eek, it’s so good it’s given me all the turmoil and emotional energy that I experienced the first time I watched it. Just fab.

Anyway Hon…I’m just going to go back and watch the Tv eh? …hon…

I’ve seen Season 4 but 5 is insanely good. Should I go back and watch season 1-3? The mother in laws last scene is perfection

So I'm currently on S5 E9, ( "The Useless Hand"), (Mins. 25:16-27:58) and honestly it's my favorite law enforcement vs. Law Enforcement scene so far in the Fargo Series (minus S4, yet to come)

All I can currently think about, being 1 episode away from finishing S5, is how I would LOVE to watch a spin-off of the Lyon family welcoming a new member into it! Just imagine, after all that went on in season 5, and it taking almost 10yrs for Lorraine to warm up to Dot( only after realizing she's a total badasss and can be on "her level"), imagine a new member marrying into the family😅.... I'd totally watch that. Like a brother or sister we didn't see in S5 of the Lyon family marrying an "outsider" as Lorraine *would probably think. Just imagine competing w/ Dot( probably no comparison...or would there be!!!)

Are occasional posts/discussions of the film allowed? I can’t find any community for the film but I love the show as well. I figured there are lots of fans out there.

Was Lorne Malvo arguably an actual antisemite, or was his remark just part of his trademark shithead act, where he enjoys provoking people? I felt like it was definitely just a way to upset Ari when he was confronted.

Just finished season 3, and I have to say that one has been my favorite so far. I felt the first 2 seasons were alittle predictable, especially season 1. I think after reading reviews I thought season 1 would be my favorite going in, but I have to say, I felt season 3 kept me on my toes and guessing more than the first 2. All good so far, but just felt I viewed season 3 with the lens most say season 1 through. Watching season 5 now, I'm saving 4 for last.

I recently started the show, I went in completely blind, I finished the 1st season in one day, I thought it was amazing, and then I found out that every season tells a whole different story. I've never watched a show like Fargo before, that doesn't have a sole plot for every season with roughly the same set of characters.

Now, 1st season was amazing of course, and I just started S2, and it looks promising, I will keep watching, I'm sure it's great, but the idea that every season is an entire different story puts me off a little, because I'm not used to anything like this. It's like watching 5 different mini-series all with a different plot, except it's the same show, and I don't usually watch numerous shows at a time. And I was really enjoying seeing Martin Freeman as the protagonist in season 1 because I love Sherlock, and Billy Bob Thornton was fantastic, and now there's a whole new set of characters, and that's gonna be the tone for the rest of the show as well, hoping from one plot to another every season.

Are the rest of the seasons good in your opinion, are they captivating enough that you'd recommend watching them despite my concerns?