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Fargo Season 5 *Spoilers*

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  • #62
    AndrewJRenko
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    I loved Danish's election stunt with the three Roys. I'm wondering if I could do the same for some of our own politicians at next year's elections!



  • #63
    AndrewJRenko
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    I'm also loving the modern-day cultural references, Call The Midwife and Christine Aguilera both got a mention in E8. Great soundtrack all the way along too.



  • #64
    OmegaGene
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    I really enjoyed episode 9 and fully expecting a shootout next episode, lead actress is very good

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  • #65
    AndrewJRenko
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121603279#Comment_121603279

    I loved episode 9, but I'm hoping for something a bit more clever than big shootout. This isn't an Arnie film. This is Fargo.

    Funny how they make you start empathising with the previously obnoxious characters;

    Lorraine and Munch.

    I hadn't realised that it was Munch in the back of Gator's car. I'd love to know how they ended up out in the ice house on the lake.




  • #66
    Utter Consternation
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    I'm fully expecting a big blood bath in this when i get to watch it tonight. It would be funny if there was a twist at the end where they all shake hands and resolve things amicably. :D


    Doubt it though.



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  • #67
    jj880
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    I thought episode 10 was excellent. Good finale and only about half of it at Roy's place. Thats all I'll say.

    Oh and that Juno Temple is a great actress.



  • #68
    FrancieBrady
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    Great return to form for the series. Ending completely threw me as I was expecting it to ignite in a different way. Loved the characters, the story and the ambiguity created by playing with the dreaming - reality. Dot is a great addition to the canon of Fargo legends.



  • #69
    ejmaztec
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    There should have had a ten-year flash forward to show how Roy would be getting on. Snigger.

    I was half expecting Wayne to only think that he had been blinded and to only discover that he hadn't been when he removed the blindfold. It would have been one of the crazy things that could have happened in Fargo, but the idea was probably too crazy because it didn't materialise.




  • #70
    FrancieBrady
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121634658#Comment_121634658

    The 'end' of Roy was brilliantly done I thought. He was totally helpless.



  • #71
    OmegaGene
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    Good ending to a good series

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  • #72
    AndrewJRenko
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    Great ending to a great series, definitely a return to form, after the snoozefest that was S4.

    It was great to see Roy getting his just desserts. hopefully an absolute hell of abuse for the remainder of his life.

    It was slightly scary to Lorraine being able to buy her way to whatever the hell she wanted, even if we want it too.

    Then we had Mr Oola Moonk (Munch) being humanised, baking biscuits with the Lyons. I was terrified that he was going to kick off again, but apparently not.

    I was hoping we might see Dot visiting Gator (just realised he played Steve in Stranger Things) in prison afterwards, but again, we can leave that to our imagination.

    A great series, possibly not up to S1, but well up there with S2 and S3.




  • #73
    Bandana boy
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    Really enjoyed this season .

    some of the music choices were inspired , village people for the call to arms had me in stitches .



  • #74
    bodhrandude
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    Loved this, watched the film again last night and found some of the plot very similar to the season 5 opening episode although obviously Dot survives whilst the kidnapped wife in the movie doesn't. Folk knocking season 4, I enjoyed that myself and it ties nicely into season 2.

    If you want to get into it, you got to get out of it. (Hawkwind 1982)



  • #75
    JP Liz V1
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121034418#Comment_121034418

    Season 5 starts on TG4 on Wednesday 20th March at 10.30pm (credit @BrianT @brian_t )

    https://forumofgames.com/




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