Fargo TV Series

[Tuckerman]

Not on hulu plus, hbogo, or netflix. I need to find a way to watch this.

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[Swine]

Fantastic episode this week. So many good one-liners, the "I let you cum in me" scene was grade A. Of course, Malvo continues to be ruthless. The last two episodes are setting up to be awesome methinks.

[Elkhound Odin]

Lester is such an idiot.

[nogophers]

Lester is a dick.

[Swine]

Good lord, Malvo is pure evil - along with Lester, who incidentally, is a dick AND an idiot.

[Elkhound Odin]

So how is this little yarn going to end? Is this truly based on real events in 2006? I think I would remember seeing something about a mass killing spree on the news. But, I never stepped in the frozen tundra of MN either.

[nogophers]

So how is this little yarn going to end? Is this truly based on real events in 2006? I think I would remember seeing something about a mass killing spree on the news. But, I never stepped in the frozen tundra of MN either.

Not based on true events but they decided to use the same opening lines as the movie (which was fictional as well).

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/t...rue-story.html

[SugarGnarGnar]

Not based on true events but they decided to use the same opening lines as the movie

Sort of, most of this was true events. It's a mash of true events and some story telling to make those individual events a single chain.

[nogophers]

Sort of, most of this was true events. It's a mash of true events and some story telling to make those individual events a single chain.

Unless you're referring to this distant event, I'm calling you full of bullshit. Source your statements.

"The closest Fargo comes to being a "true story" is that one might fairly say it was "inspired by" some real-life incidents, primarily the disappearance of Helle Crafts, a Danish flight attendant, from her home in Newtown, Connecticut, in 1986. Helle's husband, Richard (against whom she had begun divorce proceedings), was eventually arrested, tried, and convicted of her murder: Police theorized that Richard Crafts had struck his wife unconscious in their bedroom with a blunt object, then placed her body in freezer; he later removed her body from the freezer, chopped it up with a chainsaw, put the pieces through a woodchipper, and scattered the remains in and around a nearby river." --Read more at http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/f...0C2yd0FHVfq.99

[nogophers]

Great final episode!

[Elkhound Odin]

So, Gus gets off with a citation instead of incarceration? How did that work?

[Swine]

I think that was a tongue in cheek line, "I got a citation... for bravery" - wasn't it? Don't overthink this one.

[Elkhound Odin]

I figured being such a follow the law by the book, stand up cop, his cop wife would have slapped the cuffs on him. Even those bumbling idiots would have a hard time disregarding a blatant, red handed assassination. It's not like Gus even tried to hide what he did to Malvo.

[PB]

I call it self-defense, since Malvo could kill people just by thinking about them.

[Benny Profane]

So, I guess I have to wait for the DVD? Nothing on my Roku.

[Ski to Be]

I was loving this series up to the point that Lester is home free and feels he has to provoke Malvo in Vegas. Nobody in their right mind could possibly be that stupid. Well directed and acted though.

[Swine]

So, I guess I have to wait for the DVD? Nothing on my Roku.

PM me if you have Dropbox.

[zion zig zag]

I was loving this series up to the point that Lester is home free and feels he has to provoke Malvo in Vegas. Nobody in their right mind could possibly be that stupid. Well directed and acted though.

Sorry, late to the game. I think it just shows how complete his evolution has been from someone that had no confidence and was scared of his own shadow, to an ego driven, over confident sociopath.