Fargo Season 2 US Spoilers

bennyineire · 25-11-2015 8:43pm

mass_debater wrote: »

It's even better, now get out of this thread or you'll spoil it

This season is way better than the 1st, and the 1st was brilliant

25-11-2015 9:10pm

IvaBigWun wrote: »

I jumped out of this after 5 minutes of the second episode as I was already confused with the first. I thought I'd maybe give it another go now a few weeks later as maybe a mini binge watch would suit it better.

I was enough of a big fan of the first season to think that it was better than True Detective's first so I'm hoping it got less confusing and better.

Without spoiling anything, is this as good as last year's season?

I think its better. It wasn't until the 3rd or 4th episode that it really came into its own.

cowboyBuilder · 25-11-2015 10:29pm

^^^^^^^^ Way better ... now get watching

Penfailed · 25-11-2015 11:01pm

Better IMHO.

26-11-2015 7:12pm

Only started watching this last week and didnt get to see this weeks episode till today as I wanted to make sure it got all my attention. Loving it so far its epic. I just get lost in each episode it takes good tv to do that to me.

oleras · 27-11-2015 12:19am

Was that a glimpse of S3 when she walked into her fathers study ?
Missing son ? she mentioned her sister out of the blue just before that, we see her looking at family pics where there seems to be 3 kids.

Father investigating the occult ?

cowboyBuilder · 27-11-2015 12:06pm

oleras wrote: »

Was that a glimpse of S3 when she walked into her fathers study ?
Missing son ? she mentioned her sister out of the blue just before that, we see her looking at family pics where there seems to be 3 kids.

Father investigating the occult ?

Interesting .... don't know if it would work for a Fargo season - but who knows ?

Happyman42 · 27-11-2015 12:54pm

oleras wrote: »

Was that a glimpse of S3 when she walked into her fathers study ?
Missing son ? she mentioned her sister out of the blue just before that, we see her looking at family pics where there seems to be 3 kids.

Father investigating the occult ?

I think this story will be done and dusted at season close.

el diablo · 27-11-2015 10:00pm

oleras wrote: »

Was that a glimpse of S3 when she walked into her fathers study ?
Missing son ? she mentioned her sister out of the blue just before that, we see her looking at family pics where there seems to be 3 kids.

Father investigating the occult ?

No.

Roanmore · 29-11-2015 6:33pm

"you're a **** policeman, you know that right?"

Love it.

Is Simone really dead, I know it's alluded to but we don't actually see her being killed?

pickarooney · 29-11-2015 11:59pm

Roanmore wrote: »

"you're a **** policeman, you know that right?" Love it.

Is Simone really dead, I know it's alluded to but we don't actually see her being killed?

She probably died from obesity induced diabetes if she wasn't shot.

Mushy · 30-11-2015 10:06pm

Is it time for the new one yet? I'm very impatient for this now.

mass_debater · 30-11-2015 10:12pm

Mushy wrote:

Is it time for the new one yet? I'm very impatient for this now.

Tomorrow, it leaked a day early last week

Duggy747 · 01-12-2015 10:26am

Since it leaked last week this has felt like forever waiting for the next one :pac:

cmac2009 · 01-12-2015 11:47am

What an excellent epsiode that was. By far the best thing on TV at the moment imo

FloatingVoter · 01-12-2015 12:11pm

...erstwhile on Fargo, indeed.

Who'd have thought a little self-actualisation in a log cabin could be so much fun. Well for thems that survive it. And when an Indian gent asks you for a glass of water, give the man a glass of water without the attitude. Manners maketh the man and all that.
I just noticed this episode and the latest episode of Leftovers have the same director. A Leftovers / Fargo crossover for next season ? Or would that just make things less confusing.

PIORUN · 01-12-2015 3:33pm

that was class yet again. Peggie is in la la land. The opening scene really showed how much her head has gone. And stabbing Dod as casual as you like! Loved how scared of her he was then.

01-12-2015 6:08pm

Was the writing on the glass of the phone booth, like you do when your playing hangaman? Pretty cool foreshadow.

Pirates Ale · 01-12-2015 7:28pm

The butcher has to be the luckiest man ever!

Excellent stuff as usual.

NomadicGray · 01-12-2015 10:43pm

Im gona miss Dodd

B17G · 01-12-2015 10:52pm

What an hour of entertainment that was!

Mushy · 01-12-2015 10:57pm

mass_debater wrote: »

Tomorrow, it leaked a day early last week

It was more a sigh of desperation for it...and by God did it deliver. Plenty questions left to answer, not many episodes left.

Peggy questioning Dodd is hilarious.

02-12-2015 12:03am

Oh my god. Only 20 mins. Peggy and Dodd scene.

cowboyBuilder · 02-12-2015 12:44am

Fantastic Television.

Amazing ... love the nod to the film "Jesus I'm going crazy out by that lake"

shrewdness · 02-12-2015 1:27am

"Hun ya gotta stop stabbing him"

jack presley · 02-12-2015 10:51am

Why didn't Dod kill Peggy when he freed himself from being tied up?

death1234567 · 02-12-2015 11:00am

Was I the only one that noticed that the symbols above the bar where the indian asked for a glass of water were the same as those (seen at the end of episode 6?) on the the A4 pages discovered by Betsy Solverson in Hank Larsson's house.

cowboyBuilder · 02-12-2015 11:36am

What was it about the hair cut at the end ?

just more mad Fargoness ?

Duggy747 · 02-12-2015 11:42am

Another damn good episode, only 2 more to go. I hope the quality stays this strong, still plenty of interesting characters and their stories left.

Shane St. · 02-12-2015 11:45am

cowboyBuilder wrote: »

What was it about the hair cut at the end ?

just more mad Fargoness ?

Hes a fugitive now. Helping to evade the law I guess

Mushy · 02-12-2015 11:46am

Duggy747 wrote: »

Another damn good episode, only 2 more to go. I hope the quality stays this strong, still plenty of interesting characters and their stories left.

I think everything is tied closely enough together for the carnage at Sioux Falls. Mike is on his way to get Dodd there, the Indian may have to go through there. Ties back in with the café talk in season 1 of bloodshed. So a few minor details that will bring it to a conclusion.

Shane St. · 02-12-2015 11:53am

It's so good. Can't believe it has surpassed season 1

FloatingVoter · 02-12-2015 12:07pm

Yeah, regarding that haircut - just a smart move. The massacre happened over him looking like an Indian from central casting. Now he needs a short back and sides and maybe a tidy suit. Nothing Fargoesque about that, just the trained moves of a man with three tours and so many purple stars.

Killing his nuisance "master" was just the first step in his new life. Haircut, second.

PIORUN · 02-12-2015 1:39pm

FloatingVoter wrote: »

Yeah, regarding that haircut - just a smart move. The massacre happened over him looking like an Indian from central casting. Now he needs a short back and sides and maybe a tidy suit. Nothing Fargoesque about that, just the trained moves of a man with three tours and so many purple stars.
Killing his nuisance "master" was just the first step in his new life. Haircut, second.

was he always going to kill Dod or did the racists at the bar along with being called a half breed & mongrel by Dod push him over the edge?

FloatingVoter · 02-12-2015 2:57pm

PIORUN wrote: »

was he always going to kill Dod or did the racists at the bar along with being called a half breed & mongrel by Dod push him over the edge?

I'm guessing that it was growing in him. A few drunks in a bar got it for being cute. No reason why the plank who had been harassing him all his life should miss out on the fun.

Fred Swanson · 02-12-2015 3:04pm

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NomadicGray · 02-12-2015 4:47pm

death1234567 wrote: »

Was I the only one that noticed that the symbols above the bar where the indian asked for a glass of water were the same as those (seen at the end of episode 6?) on the the A4 pages discovered by Betsy Solverson in Hank Larsson's house.

Were they the same? I didn't go back and check when I seen them over the bar, I read elsewhere they are cattle brands

02-12-2015 4:48pm

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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He wanted a haircut and if he had shot the husband she wouldnt have been able to cut his hair so he was in all likelyhood going to kill them after as they would know he changed his look. Then the police came and messed up the plan.

jack presley · 02-12-2015 4:53pm

Fred Swanson wrote: »

Why did the Indian let Peggy and the butcher live?

We don't know what he was going to do had the cops not arrived. He did have them under his control as he had the gun so maybe he planned to kill them after his haircut? Or maybe not, we don't know.

Why didn't Dod kill Peggy is what is like to know.

NomadicGray · 02-12-2015 5:07pm

Dodd wasn't all that smart, first time we seen him he was wondering why a man who's ears he'd cut off couldn't hear him.
Probably wanted to kill ed in front of Peggy or vice versa. Most women in his life probably lay down obiediently once he smacked them around, so he probably didn't expect Peggy to fight back.

I think Hanzee had given up, was sick of being a tool of destruction, he was as good as dead after killing those cops anyways. I think the haircut was him wanting to do a normal everyday thing regular people do. He would either get the same respect & treatment everyone else experiences, or Peggy would stab the **** out of him. Either way he was just a normal person doing a normal thing. He asked for a short back & sides which is likely what he sported in the military, which is probably one of the last time he was respected

jcsoulinger · 02-12-2015 5:31pm

I would agree that his motives behind wanting a haircut was nothing to do with changing his appearance to avoid detection, I think he realised he had reached the end of the road and the haircut was something he wanted before he met his end, be that in a blaze of glory or by his own hand.

drugstore cowboy · 02-12-2015 5:33pm

Did anyone spot the engravings in the bar scene ? They seemed similar to the drawings from the previous episode. WTF moment

Kenjataimu · 02-12-2015 7:20pm

https://twitter.com/StephenKing/status/671742462336098305

FloatingVoter · 02-12-2015 7:35pm

^ It is straight out of the Stephen King short story playbook. A "normal" couple hold a dangerous man hostage in a remote cabin with a killer on the loose.

death1234567 · 02-12-2015 9:02pm

cowboyBuilder wrote: »

What was it about the hair cut at the end ?

just more mad Fargoness ?

He knows he's wanted so he wanted to get a hair cut to make himself less recognisable.

mrkite77 · 02-12-2015 10:09pm

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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He was out of ammo. I don't know about the rest of you, but when he put that gun in the butcher's face and dry fired it a few times before running out of there, I got chills. It was seriously terrifying.

Anachrony · 03-12-2015 12:52am

This season has been phenomenal. I wasn't sure what to make of Peggy and the Butcher early on, but they've just become increasingly entertaining.

Happyman42 · 03-12-2015 2:30am

Positive Peggy..there's a 3rd series in her! Wonder what happened her friend in the hotel, Indian didn't seem to have any blood lust for those that helped him so maybe she survived.
Engrossing telly!

Anachrony · 03-12-2015 2:44am

Happyman42 wrote: »

Wonder what happened her friend in the hotel, Indian didn't seem to have any blood lust for those that helped him so maybe she survived.

She could have called Peggy back to warn her once she was free (or not, I'm not sure if 1970s phones worked that way, and I doubt she gave her the number). Or informed police of exactly where he was heading, giving them time to call ahead and intercept him. Letting her go would seriously jeopardize the whole reason he abducted her in the first place. If he cared enough to avoid killing her (which we don't have much evidence to support), then I suppose he could have tied her up and put out a do not disturb sign, so nobody should find her until she was supposed to check out, by which time he would already have been to the cabin. Or he could have just risked it and tried to intimidate her into not doing anything to interfere.

I would bet she's dead, but it's impossible to say for sure. We can't take his motives for granted anymore now that he's killed his boss.

FloatingVoter · 03-12-2015 7:30am

^ The amount of crap you could do with 1970s phones was amazing. The higher echelons of Google et al are poulated with phone phreakers. Even if it predates that (exchanges going digital), it went through an exchange and the call can be traced. Which is why Meth Demon is popping down the road to make calls from the public phone box. While Elvis was cutting his first acetate, a kid next door was ringing home and reversing charges while they lied about why their hungover ass was broke.

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