TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery

[ghostrunner]

letterman interview

http://www.whitefishreview.org/archives ... interview/

That was fun to read. And Jesus, Montana is beautiful.

[Jocephus]

[thrill]

letterman interview

http://www.whitefishreview.org/archives ... interview/

That was fun to read. And Jesus, Montana is beautiful.

It made me question why I would pursue a mediocre career somewhere else when I could have a bad career but live there.

[Tim]

Well... Fargo. Thoughts?

[thrill]

Well... Fargo. Thoughts?

[SHOW]

Understandably anti-climactic after the massacre in the previous episode. The profundity about life, death, evil and frailty was well done. Hanzee winning ruled. I liked it.

I never quite got what they were going for with the corporatization of the mob. The mundanity of Mike's "promotion." That was thin soup for me. But overall good.

[go birds]

seemed anticlimactic, but if they pick up where they left off then i dont mind it so much.

i think they could have just combined the two episodes for a two hour finale and it would have worked better, imo

[JL21]

Well... Fargo. Thoughts?

[SHOW]

Understandably anti-climactic after the massacre in the previous episode. The profundity about life, death, evil and frailty was well done. Hanzee winning ruled. I liked it.

I never quite got what they were going for with the corporatization of the mob. The mundanity of Mike's "promotion." That was thin soup for me. But overall good.

I took it as satire of the 80s. 1979's over, time for Reagan, time to turn in your Afro, bellbottoms, and guns for a desk job and more sophisticated corporate crime.

[thrill]

Well... Fargo. Thoughts?

[SHOW]

Understandably anti-climactic after the massacre in the previous episode. The profundity about life, death, evil and frailty was well done. Hanzee winning ruled. I liked it.

I never quite got what they were going for with the corporatization of the mob. The mundanity of Mike's "promotion." That was thin soup for me. But overall good.

I took it as satire of the 80s. 1979's over, time for Reagan, time to turn in your Afro, bellbottoms, and guns for a desk job and more sophisticated corporate crime.

That makes sense. I don't think about the 80's much.

[lukethedrifter]

letterman interview

http://www.whitefishreview.org/archives ... interview/

That was fun to read. And Jesus, Montana is beautiful.

It really was. And I aim to find out in person just how beautiful Montana is.

[JL21]

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that nobody is watching Ash vs. the Evil Dead, but it's been fun as hell this season. One more episode left.