#Fargo show

[fanofspooky]

Scream King - Timothy Olyphant

[cowboykeery]

Joe Keery and his nail bats

[detectivejay]

It's been a little while since I've made a poll, so I'm going to shake off the dust with a simpler question (although choosing an answer to this one is probably anything but simple for mystery fans.)

This is mostly oriented towards live action mystery/crime TV series, I'll probably do a later poll for animated shows or anime.

I can't possibly fit every series worth a shoutout in the 12 options Tumblr allows per poll, so please let me know your favorites in the tags and comments if it's not listed here. :)

Please reblog for a larger sample size, thank you!

[dirtbagdefender]

[snuffysbox]

The Swango + Wrench team-up in season 3 of Fargo altered my brain chemistry, I think.

[areiphilos]

Timothy Olyphant as Dick “Deafy” Wickware Fargo, Season Four, Episode Three, "Raddoppiarlo"

[meant-to-be-a-hero]

[teashopcrafts]

A nice eclectic mix of posters, lol. The Mini Movie Poster Collection just keeps growing.

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[thefutureiswhat]

Fargo: "The following events took place in Minnesota in 2019."

Also Fargo:

[fairweathermyth]

FARGO 5.01 The Tragedy of the Commons

[garethamm]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE MOST AMAZING JON HAMM🎂

[trendfilmsetter]

Lamorne Morris wins the Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for his role as Deputy Witt Farr on FARGO

[cycat4077]

Episode 9 of Fargo is titled "The Useless Hand". Perhaps it is a deliberate method of foreshadowing part of the final episode...

Ole Munch's speech describes Gator as the "Useless Hand". He is returned "without function". This is how Roy has ALWAYS viewed Gator. This is how Gator, as a result, has viewed himself.

But perhaps this will foreshadow the opposite. Perhaps the useless hand will become useful. Even though he cannot see, Gator still can speak. It is words and truths that can be most useful in the upcoming episode.

Perhaps Gator will find his purpose by revealing the truths of what his father has done.

In the Oedipus play, there are a couple of quotes that strike me as similar to Gator's situation:

You, with your precious eyes, you’re blind to the corruption of your life, to the house you live in, those you live with.

Gator is "blind" to his father's ways. He refuses to see Roy for the horrible person he is.

However, another line is also striking. Here, Oedipus speaks to a blind prophet:

Blind as you are, you can feel all the more what sickness haunts our city. You, my lord, are the one shield, the one savior we can find.

The sickness is Roy and his corruption. However, Gator is now the one who is literally blind. He may finally be able to see the truths of Roy's ways and perhaps even act upon them. Be a "savior" of sorts that help bring down his father.

Gator, though dubbed a useless hand, may finally serve a purpose, as he is awakened to the reality of his life through his blindness.

[dirtbagdefender]

[snuffysbox]

so how about that Fargo season 1-3 huh

[heedra]

its so jarring for me when i see any of the always sunny actors outside of danny devito in another role. like. you are dennis reynolds. get out of there.