FTA-TV Fargo

[evo]

Loved the scene where Dodd's son goes into the butchers to kill them and ends up buying meat

You would have to be a pretty hard man to kill that girl. She even loves Camus!

 

[BotsMaster]

That episode was awesome! The whole Ronald Reagan thing was hilarious
Reagan: "Son there's not a challenge on God's Earth that can not be overcome by an American and I truly believe that"
Lou: "Yeah...but how?"
Reagan: ... *walks away*



What was the significance of having the shootout scene coincide with the Reagan speech?

 

[Hamingja]

I was waiting for Lou to be overawed about talking to him and panic a bit and ask if the woman really had crabs

 

[Father Jack]

I was wondering what happened to Brad Garrett's character after he came face to face with the Indian.

Loved the scene where Dodd's son goes into the butchers to kill them and ends up buying meat

That was Bear's son, wasn't it?

 

[moto748]

Great show! I love the way they've managed to keep the Coenesque humour of the film.

Best thing on TV at the moment by a distance.

 

[rumply]

That episode was awesome! The whole Ronald Reagan thing was hilarious
Reagan: "Son there's not a challenge on God's Earth that can not be overcome by an American and I truly believe that"
Lou: "Yeah...but how?"
Reagan: ... *walks away*



What was the significance of having the shootout scene coincide with the Reagan speech?

When Reagan couldn't remember how the movie he was in played out I lost my shit but then they followed up with that when Lou is so desperate to know, hilarious but kind of really sad all at once, just brilliant telle.

& what was with all the magazines in Ed & Peggy's basement? A nice fire hazard if ever Ive seen one, which I thought interesting given what just happened to the butcher shop. Peggy packed a few mags when getting ready to lamb it, her favourite ones? She's a weird one our Peggy & her old man is now officially the Butcher of Luverne, which is a very cool name & then weve got the constant UFO references along with everything else going on, hard to keep up!

 

[JUBJUB]

That was Bear's son, wasn't it?

Whoops,you're right.It was Dodd who let him go.

 

[JUBJUB]

What was the significance of having the shootout scene coincide with the Reagan speech?

I'm guessing the Kansas crew were sneaking in thinking everyone would be distracted with Reagan in town.Didn't work.

 

[Mr Eagle]

I'm guessing the Kansas crew were sneaking in thinking everyone would be distracted with Reagan in town.Didn't work.

The themes of difficult times, unclear futures and great personal challenges also connected in.

 

[evo]

The themes of difficult times, unclear futures and great personal challenges also connected in.

yeah, Reagan coming in marked the climax and then resolution of the Cold War between the two world superpowers.

Garrets and Kansas Crew are the two superpowers going to war.

 

[Seeds]

yeah, Reagan coming in marked the climax and then resolution of the Cold War between the two world superpowers.

Garrets and Kansas Crew are the two superpowers going to war.

Pretty sure communism not being able to work once the investment boom finished in the 70s was the climax of the Cold War. Had nothing to do with American leaders or America in general. Russia simply ran out of money and wasn't able to function.

 

[evo]

The arms race had nothing to do with America?

Maybe you were too young at the time.

 

[pjcrows]

How good was the imagined image of "The Butcher" walking out of the storeroom, only to flash to the real Ed casually strolling out.

 

[jim boy]

Great episode, and I wonder how many more Billy Thorpe tunes this series will get in

 

[Father Jack]

Reagan was dangerously reckless, we were lucky the Soviets didn't decide to go out with a bang. And the Gerhardts are hardly a superpower, more like a local tinpot dictatorship

 

[Percel]

Loved the scene where Dodd's son goes into the butchers to kill them and ends up buying meat

Great scene, and it looked like pork belly ion the tray that Fat damon brought in.

 

[Soups]

Wasn't sure it was going to live up to the first season. Boy oh boy is this season outstanding too. Really wish True Detective could have done the same thing

 

[Lester Burnham]

The Kitchen brothers seem a bit of a rip off of the Salamca brothers from Breaking Bad,who also never spoke

I would say there is quite a bit of BB crossover. Like you say the crazy, mute brothers. But also the crippled ex-crime bosses Hector Salamako and Otto Gerhardt.

Plus the teenagers Walter White jnr and Charlie Gerhardt both with cerebral palsy.

 

[HenrikLundqvist]

I would say there is quite a bit of BB crossover. Like you say the crazy, mute brothers. But also the crippled ex-crime bosses Hector Salamako and Otto Gerhardt.

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Plus the teenagers Walter White jnr and Charlie Gerhardt both with cerebral palsy.

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Don't forget irrational, bitchy wife.

 

[Warsaw]

Don't forget irrational, bitchy wife.

You do realise, Walter was the villain of that show right?

 

[Lester Burnham]

Is anyone else enjoying Kirsten Dunst having a bit more figure than usual?

 

[evo]

Another great episode. This show just keeps delivering.

Loved the lawyer's work. Laugh out loud hilarious.

 

[Percel]

Is anyone else enjoying Kirsten Dunst having a bit more figure than usual?

indeed, it is greatly appreciated.

Spiderman should tap that

 

[Warsaw]

Absolutely nuts that it seems to be getting better with each episode. Extremely comparable to some of the most tense moments on BB.

Also how ****ing good are those split screens. Don't know if I've ever seen it used so perfectly.

 

[Mr Eagle]

The interplay between Hank and Peggy, the camera direction as Dodd hunted Peggy in the basement, Karl saving the day... there's too much goodness here for one show!