Yep, even Nick can't complain about nowt happening! And how many shows would have opera and Devo in the same episode?
Nightcap, haha, sorry Wingy.
Can't say I've been drawn to Fargo the series before now, but with gaps in my viewing itinerary, I might give it a whirl.
Can't say I've been drawn to Fargo the series before now, but with gaps in my viewing itinerary, I might give it a whirl.
Another fab episode tonight and all the previous pressure cooker simmering has now reached boiling point.
Loved the butcher's shop scene with the kid. So funny.
Can't wait for each episode, but never want the series to end.
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Loved the butcher's shop scene with the kid. So funny.
Can't wait for each episode, but never want the series to end.
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Oh no!!! Mike Milligan and a Kitchen brother. :guitar2:
Love the toilet scene with Ronald Reagan talking about his tour of duty via hollywood.
Otis would you've asked Ronald Reagan about Joan Crawford?
Love the toilet scene with Ronald Reagan talking about his tour of duty via hollywood.
Otis would you've asked Ronald Reagan about Joan Crawford?
I've enjoyed all of this season so far. Some of it seems slow I know, but it's always building up the characters. Good episode last night.
Tried to get into this but found it rather plodding. Watched a couple of episodes then gave up. Haven't seen the 1st series, but apparently it's a bit like True Detective in that each series is independent.
Yep, it's just a tenuous link.
You seriously have to watch past 2 episodes. You will then see that it is anything but plodding.
Wingy you spoiler i had to act dumb when we watched it last night - she deserved it - Mike's buddy was going to pop her anyway - Is Dodd dead - was quite satisfying to see him being prodded
Another excellent episode last night.
So, just 2 more to go and there will be a big void once it's gone from our screens.
Wonder what they will do with a third series. There was obviously the link between the first 2 series, in that the first one had Lou as the retired cop running a cafe and the second series flashing back to when he was a young cop.
Maybe they will go for a completely different story in a completely new town, but the accents and delivery of dialogue (down to the area the tale is set in), is very much a big part of the charm of the show.
Be interesting to see which way it all goes now.
So, just 2 more to go and there will be a big void once it's gone from our screens.
Wonder what they will do with a third series. There was obviously the link between the first 2 series, in that the first one had Lou as the retired cop running a cafe and the second series flashing back to when he was a young cop.
Maybe they will go for a completely different story in a completely new town, but the accents and delivery of dialogue (down to the area the tale is set in), is very much a big part of the charm of the show.
Be interesting to see which way it all goes now.
Can't remember when the first was set. My memory must be fading, cos I thought it was present day.
