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Related: About this forumSeason two of Fargo is flat out fun to watch---and edge of your seat shit.
Man it hit the fan last night and it looks as if it's not even close to full on fan hitting.
BTW: Kirsten Dunst is fabulous.
CurtEastPoint
(18,650 posts)Goblinmonger
(22,340 posts)I hope to get through most of them this weekend.
trumad
(41,692 posts)Staph
(6,252 posts)At the end of every episode, I'm ready to watch the next one. And I have no clue whatsoever who is going to survive this season, aside from the two folks that already appeared in season one.
trumad
(41,692 posts)catchnrelease
(1,945 posts)It's like a book you are really enjoying and don't want to end. I'm already thinking 'what can they do for next season???'
I have a long time friend that looks very similar to and sounds exactly like Kirsten Dunst in this. She is a very smart woman though, so nothing like her in personality. But the whole time I'm watching it's kind of a mind bender, and have to remind myself that 'it's not Pat'!
Goblinmonger
(22,340 posts)Even more fabulous than I expected after last season. The writing is ridiculous and the actors pull it off so well. When Milligan recites "Jabberwockey," I was floored. "You're kind of touched, aren't you."
Can't wait to see what happens next.
Phentex
(16,334 posts)each one gives you something to think about.
a kennedy
(29,675 posts)PeaceNikki
(27,985 posts)Every twist and turn, every line, every song selected in the soundtrack, every character is pure perfection.
trumad
(41,692 posts)One of the best casts I've ever seen on TV. Rates right up there with Breaking Bad.
Tikki
(14,557 posts)Can't wait for the finale, but have to.
Tikki
Phentex
(16,334 posts)I always think of her as a child actress. She really filled out this role and made you forget she was acting.
Paladin
(28,265 posts)Auggie
(31,174 posts)Wow!
tishaLA
(14,176 posts)from the set design to the editing to the sound to the cinematography--and of course the acting, directing, and writing. I am already missing it.
whatthehey
(3,660 posts)One of the most blatant examples of "we can't wrap this up in the time allotted so we'll just leave several major characters in limbo and catch you on season 3 if we feel like it" I've ever seen.
What happened to self contained seasons we were promised and season 1 delivered? If it's going to be an ongoing story then so be it but even so that was a horseshit way to even break a series. Nether a cliffhanger nor a stage resolution nor a sensible natural break in the story.
Phentex
(16,334 posts)just incredible.
We had been watching just one episode at a time until the last two. We couldn't wait to watch the last one!
Snobblevitch
(1,958 posts)I liked the film amd the television series. Since I'm a native Minnesotan, I feel especially connected to the characters.
I have a few episodes to see to complete the second season. I took a few notes and was prepared to write a post with the many factual errors I noticed in the program. I decided to spare my fellow DUers that post. The only thing I'll point out is that there were no black football players on the Luverne team in the late 70s.