“Because some roads you shouldn’t go down. Because maps used to say, “There be dragons here.“ Now they don’t. But that don’t mean the dragons aren’t there.” ―Lorne Malvo
I have seen the trailer. It seems to sport similar elements - not trivial storyline, twists of ethics and misadventure, gotchas and unpredictability. Win.
Geoffrey Bronson a much better representation would be Malvo as a bear, Milligan as a lion, and Varga as COVID-19 lol. Lone wolves aren’t really a thing and in the rare case that they are they’re not what malvo was.
@@daraotl5187 same here. Watched S2 before S1 years ago. Thought S2 was much better. Just finished rewatching both last night with my Fiance. Season 1 is better IMO.
You left out the best Lorne Malvo quote where he leaves the phone message about the cold hungry boy and the wolves, I can’t find it anywhere. I found it “ Once upon a time there was a little boy, he was born in a field and raised in the woods, and he had nothing. In the winter the boy would freeze and in the summer he’d boil.He knew the name of every stinging insect. At night he would look at the lights in the houses and he would want.Why was he outside and they in, why was he so hungry and they fed. It should be me he thought, and out of the darkness the wolves came whispering.
Honestly, Hawley and co took the Minnesota Nice cadence from the Coens movie and elevated it to poetry: "We're realised", "What she say?", "She said they realised somethin'". "Enemies are at the gates... Inside the gates... Fornicating with our cookware!" "You think there's a special circle of hell for people who kill their loved ones on Christmas Eve?" "I'd call it animal, except animals only kill for food. This was..." "Son, I could fill a dumpster truck with the amount of stupid I think you are". "There's no table. There's just me. Everyone else sits on the floor". "You ever guessed a pigs' weight or eat a deep fried snickers bar? There's no better way to spend a Saturday in this, our great American experiment. So, while you're eating mashed potatoes from a box in a dark room, think of me among the amber waves of grain".
Its soo bad for me as we just left the "There be dragons here" (S1) also the different interpretations of Albert Camus on S2. On the S3 I just loved everything from Mr. Varga, but I think when he is finaly captured (or not) is also worth a mention. "I will enjoy my time with my son."
I've noticed that seasons 2 and 4 are much more colorful and stylistic than 1 and 3. I don't know if it has to do with the idea that the past looks so much more full of life and joyous than it actually is compared to the present, because 2 and 4 are set in the past and 1 and 3 are set in the present or relative past
"Let me tell you whats gonna happen, Officer Grimly. I m gonna roll my window up. And I'm gonna drive away and you're gonna go home to your daughter and in a few years you're gonna look at her face and know that you're alive because you chose not to go down a certain road on a certain night that you chose to walk into the light instead of into the darkness. Do you understand me? I'm rolling up my window." - Lorne Malvo.
There are so many good quotes from so many characters but the only ones pulled are (primarily) villains? What about the beautiful scene with Molly and Lester as she explains her glove story? What about Lou’swarning to Ed and Peggy about how they were already dead and just didn’t realize it? A lot of those villians speeches are proven to be bull by the end of the series anyways
Can't wait for season 4! I loved all three seasons, especially season 1 with Billy Bob Thorton as Malvo. The only thing about season three was Varga. A good villian for sure, but his disgusting teeth made my stomach turn!
That's why it work on TV shows only and not in real live: it is certain that the addressed person never knows, never heard of the book of Job (or Hiob as he is call in my native language) or why the human can see the most shade of the color green, while in real live you had to write an essay about this damn guy and never forgot about it...So after the first line I - and most people - had cut her talk off PS: The devil (actually Satan, one of his sons) wasn't allowed to go after Job's life...this guy had a gun and was free to choose. So her reasoning wasn't that clever after all...and it didn't end that well for her. What was her last word: crap? In Faust the devil also makes a bet with the Lord, but it is not about to threaten him into submission or revoke his faith in god, but to lure him off the righteous path - knowingly. ruclips.net/video/Mcowjpu8qI0/видео.html I think that is rather a weak example for the show. The cast was certain a good choice for a tough female judge, but they could have given her better lines with a better logic. It also took too long to explain the story of Job. Most guys like Rey Gerhardt had cut her off for the time the talk took. It would have been a combination of irritation and impatience.
I loved the movie and I love the series. There was only one thing I found hard to watch, Varga's disgusting teeth! They grossed me out so much that I often felt like barfing if I looked too closely at them.
Toprendz Toprendz yeah a fair few, the scene with him and Lou in the diner, the scene where he scares those kids at Lester’s old house, the scene where he intimated the hotel clerk about his pet goldfish, the scene where he gets arrested by gus (that’s just utterly hilarious). The scene where he and Lester are talking in hospital, the scene when he lets Mr Wrench go from hospital... And many many more
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“Because some roads you shouldn’t go down. Because maps used to say, “There be dragons here.“ Now they don’t. But that don’t mean the dragons aren’t there.”
―Lorne Malvo
That quote reminds me of Aardman’s The Pirates, when the ship gets eaten by the giant fish on the map.
Yes how was this not on here.
"No, highly irregular was the time I found a human foot in a toaster oven. This is just odd" - Lorne Malvo
The acting is brilliant, the music is brilliant, the writing is brilliant... you can go on forever with what this show has accomplished...
The show is great but the endings are sooo crap
The directing the cinematography the way the camera tells the story with the camera movements and production. Absolutely a phenomenal series.
@@bobthechimp5431 what do you mean? season 3 has some of the best ending in all of fictions
Vito Corleone breaking bad?
@@bobthechimp5431 lol not even close, a satisfying ending but big plot holes
No other villain in the series has come close to Lorne Malvo. He was evil personified.
V M Varga is the 10% of Pastor Franck Peterson
Mike Milligan is a 20%
The gerthard's are a 5%
Varga is pretty evil
Malvo and Chigare from no country for old men are pretty much the same different personality tho
Varga is mesmerizing
It's hard to top the first Fargo of the series.
Varga singlehandedly revitalized my brushing habits.
“ Have you been a bad boy Lester? “
Fargo redefined what I expect from writing, acting, cinematography and music scores. Dying waiting for season 4.
Have you seen the trailer for it? Seems very different. Here's hoping it's as good as the first 3
I have seen the trailer. It seems to sport similar elements - not trivial storyline, twists of ethics and misadventure, gotchas and unpredictability. Win.
go for mr robot same level of wrtining even to the end.
I didn't enjoy season 2 or 3 as much as the first but it's still a solid and well done show.
@@queeffairy Really? I thought Season 2 is much better than 1 in terms of writing, characters, directing, cinematography... everything, really.
Should've had the scene with Malvo in season 1 when he gets pulled over and has "maps used to say, here be dragons" speech
Some roads you don't want to go down.
A prequel for him would be great!
Ben Torres: Yes!
Malvo was a wolf.
Milligan was a jaguar.
Varga was a tumour.
Wolves hunt in packs, so I would call Malvo a panther or a bear.
@@bobthechimp5431 no he was a lone wolf.
Geoffrey Bronson lone wolf doesn’t really refer to wolves because it’s really rare to see them away from their pack.
@@bobthechimp5431 Yeah and Malvo was a pretty rare guy don't you agree? Stop arguing with me.
Geoffrey Bronson a much better representation would be Malvo as a bear, Milligan as a lion, and Varga as COVID-19 lol. Lone wolves aren’t really a thing and in the rare case that they are they’re not what malvo was.
Fargo is so underrated
I feel like I stumbled on to it. I think it's because it's on FX. Certainly one of the best series out there.
Vlad Drac Fargo isn’t underrated, If anything it’s overrated.
John Gotter are you dumb bruv
@Vlad Drac it isn't well known or mainstream so it doesn't receive the recognition that it deserves
It's underappreciated I think but it's fairly rated
I think season one was the best, Malvo was in my opinion the life of the show
On first watching, s2 was my favourite, but I'm rewatching season 1 right now and it's far better than I gave it credit for the first time
@@daraotl5187 same here. Watched S2 before S1 years ago. Thought S2 was much better. Just finished rewatching both last night with my Fiance. Season 1 is better IMO.
Varga is my second best villain character after Hans Landa.
He's a Super Villian for sure
Lorne Malvo? Anton chigur?
@@beet1508 Those are both violent forces of nature, Varga is like a snake in jeans and a name brand t shirt or better yet a 200 dollar suit.
I am addicted to Fargo
The soundtrack ruled
Everything about this show is great Billy bob Thornton is a amazing actor
ruclips.net/video/1iAYhQsQhSY/видео.html
Best there is.
You forgot the most important quote, "Aww heck!"
"Aww geeez"
Okay then
@@seadkolasinac7220 lol
For Pete sake)
‘Aces!’
"I haven't had a piece of pie like that since the Garden of Eden." Lorne Malvo
You left out the best Lorne Malvo quote where he leaves the phone message about the cold hungry boy and the wolves, I can’t find it anywhere.
I found it “ Once upon a time there was a little boy, he was born in a field and raised in the woods, and he had nothing. In the winter the boy would freeze and in the summer he’d boil.He knew the name of every stinging insect. At night he would look at the lights in the houses and he would want.Why was he outside and they in, why was he so hungry and they fed. It should be me he thought, and out of the darkness the wolves came whispering.
What about, “It’s just a flying saucer, Ed, we gotta go!”? Smh
That’s season 2 which was also absolutely brilliant.
How is mike Milligan’s “quite unfriendly actually” scene not in this my lard
Yeah, the choices made for this video are a real head scratcher.
Reminds me of "It is the way you're unfriendly" from season 4
uhhh, tbh I'm dissapointed by this video, it should be at least ten minutes long, could be as long as 20
From all 3 seasons it could be like an hour and half
Hanzee’s speech from season 2 about being in Vietnam is up there with these
God Billy Bob was great just a quite malevolence that makes u uneasy even though you know it isn't real
Varga....what a great character
Lorne Malvo was just captivating. Truly a joy watching him.
If you only knew how many different shades of green clothes I have and none seem to match. You’d see Billy Bob isn’t lying
I just love Martin Freeman
I love u..
Billy Bob was amazing... But David Thewlis was fucking mesmerizing
Varga > Malvo > Milligan
“The shallow end of the pool is where the turds float” stil one of my favorite quotes
How can you not have the "there be dragons" quote. It was the first time I repeatedly rewound and watched a scene.
Fuckin fargo is a brilliant and underrated show. People nowadays dont have the mental capacity to aprehend the genius of this series.
oh man i just loved everything about the series
The entirety of season 1 was quotes
I need more VM Varga in my life
For sure
How could you leave out "Isn't that a minor miracle.." speech
i’m still waiting for a bad guy that could beat lorne malvo
He's in the same league with Anton Chigurh
@@andyutomo7230 agreed 👍👍
@@andyutomo7230 Most definitely!
Hannibal Lecter should be a good candidate
Omar from “the wire”
The first 3 seasons of this show are some of the best television of all time. Season 4 has been a let down.
Sometimes we try to fix things which aren't broken
Honestly, Hawley and co took the Minnesota Nice cadence from the Coens movie and elevated it to poetry:
"We're realised",
"What she say?",
"She said they realised somethin'".
"Enemies are at the gates... Inside the gates... Fornicating with our cookware!"
"You think there's a special circle of hell for people who kill their loved ones on Christmas Eve?"
"I'd call it animal, except animals only kill for food. This was..."
"Son, I could fill a dumpster truck with the amount of stupid I think you are".
"There's no table. There's just me. Everyone else sits on the floor".
"You ever guessed a pigs' weight or eat a deep fried snickers bar? There's no better way to spend a Saturday in this, our great American experiment. So, while you're eating mashed potatoes from a box in a dark room, think of me among the amber waves of grain".
This is definitely the best tv series ever made! I just miss so many quotes here, that were brilliant!
They did the back story of Mike Milligan, now they should do the back story of Lorne Malvo.
Brilliant show! Great writing.
How tf did we get to Season 4 after these 3 masterpieces
It wasn’t as good as them yeah, but it wasn’t that bad
one of the most inspiring shows for me as a future film director
Nice video this is my favorite show of all time
I'm surprised and sad they didn't include "you're a shit cop you know that"
Its soo bad for me as we just left the "There be dragons here" (S1) also the different interpretations of Albert Camus on S2. On the S3 I just loved everything from Mr. Varga, but I think when he is finaly captured (or not) is also worth a mention. "I will enjoy my time with my son."
god this show was so quotable
'aw jeez'
'well now'
'ok then'
'don't ya know'
Billy Bob Thorton and Timothy Olyphant seem to have met at an apex in their career because they're basically identical.
Milligans future and the past quote is used in season 4.
No “Two hombres took a run at me in Duluth” ?
I've noticed that seasons 2 and 4 are much more colorful and stylistic than 1 and 3. I don't know if it has to do with the idea that the past looks so much more full of life and joyous than it actually is compared to the present, because 2 and 4 are set in the past and 1 and 3 are set in the present or relative past
Also “the worlds already doggy-dog, friend. Not sure what else a whole bunch of zombies could do” or something like that
LMAO you mean "Dog eat dog"
Doggy-dog😂😂😂😂😂😭
Nothing from Peggy Blumquist (Kirsten Dunst)?
The definition of Richness is profound.
"Let me tell you whats gonna happen, Officer Grimly.
I m gonna roll my window up.
And I'm gonna drive away and you're gonna go home to your daughter and in a few years you're gonna look at her face and know that you're alive because you chose not to go down a certain road on a certain night that you chose to walk into the light instead of into the darkness.
Do you understand me?
I'm rolling up my window." - Lorne Malvo.
malvo was the best villain in the tv series, hands down.
Ребята, людииии!!! Смотрите Фарго,не пожалеете,вещь!!!)
5:44 hes quoting a freemason)(demonized wizard) NOT the Holy Bible.
As great as the film, which is rare thing of beauty 👏
Greatest first season of any show ever.
2:47 does anyone else think he looks like dave chappelle
Ammar=💩💩💩💩
A little bit yeah. He could be a Cousin or sth
maybe not the best quotes, but points for bibleocity
I'm still trying to process why Varga was a bulimic. I mean, it's such a specific thing for a character to have.
I don't think he was bulimic. He just liked to consume. Like ancient Roman feasts, where they'd eat, throw up, then eat again.
@@heteroclitus I suppose that's one way of looking at it. Have the creators said anything specific about it?
@@rabd3721 Not that I'm aware of. That was just my interpretation while watching the show. I don't mind being wrong about it.
The devil: Look at what they make you give.
Adam: Mmmmmm apples.
“Lester, have you been a bad boy?” - L. Malvo
There are so many good quotes from so many characters but the only ones pulled are (primarily) villains? What about the beautiful scene with Molly and Lester as she explains her glove story? What about Lou’swarning to Ed and Peggy about how they were already dead and just didn’t realize it? A lot of those villians speeches are proven to be bull by the end of the series anyways
They bible says that God did all those bad things to Job
Can't wait for season 4! I loved all three seasons, especially season 1 with Billy Bob Thorton as Malvo. The only thing about season three was Varga. A good villian for sure, but his disgusting teeth made my stomach turn!
Season 4 was horrible though. Couldn't get passed episode 2. I just reached the first three seasons over again instead.
@@crocpa I know! I was so excited, but I couldn't even get past episode 1. It was SOOOOO boring! Currently re-watching season 1.
LOL. maybe the teeth were part of his villainy?
"Braver than..ten firemen or a dozen policemen?"
Damn, that wasn't from Fargo.
Malvo and varga are just pure evil
Are these 2 different Fargo's?
This show filled the void left by Breaking Bad even better than Better Call Saul
the up loader didn't do a great job here at all. loads of better quotes during the seasons
Varga and his picture of Stalin!
Left out Ray telling that valet to get a real job
is that final scene a reference to the big lebowski? bowling alley, references about eagle? anyone?
The best Fargo season by far is with Kirsten Dust. Lol she brings down the hole mafia.
Joe Bliw
*Whole (?) ...
Greatest delusional character ever portrayed. She was making me laugh out loud towards the end
The problem is not that there is evil in the world. The problem is that there is good. Because otherwise, who would care?
VM Varga
That's it? Where's Dodd Gerhardt's quote on women?
Lol, when he has Ed hoisted up in the noose, and he says "You have a woman problem".
Who was the guy in the bowling alley supposed to symbolize like an angel or devil or some s***
Why the hell does varga have a stalin photo?
Best show on tv
That's why it work on TV shows only and not in real live: it is certain that the addressed person never knows, never heard of the book of Job (or Hiob as he is call in my native language) or why the human can see the most shade of the color green, while in real live you had to write an essay about this damn guy and never forgot about it...So after the first line I - and most people - had cut her talk off
PS: The devil (actually Satan, one of his sons) wasn't allowed to go after Job's life...this guy had a gun and was free to choose. So her reasoning wasn't that clever after all...and it didn't end that well for her. What was her last word: crap?
In Faust the devil also makes a bet with the Lord, but it is not about to threaten him into submission or revoke his faith in god, but to lure him off the righteous path - knowingly.
ruclips.net/video/Mcowjpu8qI0/видео.html
I think that is rather a weak example for the show. The cast was certain a good choice for a tough female judge, but they could have given her better lines with a better logic. It also took too long to explain the story of Job. Most guys like Rey Gerhardt had cut her off for the time the talk took. It would have been a combination of irritation and impatience.
👈👉Aces.
I loved the movie and I love the series. There was only one thing I found hard to watch, Varga's disgusting teeth! They grossed me out so much that I often felt like barfing if I looked too closely at them.
I know who Malvo's mother is.....
Season 3 was the best.
I didn't watch s1&2 I think s1 was the best.
Season 2 was incredible, by far the best
0:58
What the fuck, you’re just going to brush over season 1 like that?! Two quotes from Malvo constitutes as “best quotes”
How many more are there in S1?
@@Toprendz Quite a few!!
Toprendz Toprendz yeah a fair few, the scene with him and Lou in the diner, the scene where he scares those kids at Lester’s old house, the scene where he intimated the hotel clerk about his pet goldfish, the scene where he gets arrested by gus (that’s just utterly hilarious). The scene where he and Lester are talking in hospital, the scene when he lets Mr Wrench go from hospital... And many many more
Where exactly were the best quotes? lol
Nikki Swango 2024
Great script, great acting....season four so far...preposterous.
Someone is a fan of quotes from the Bible I see....... you missed a ton of good ones.
What a depressing show.
Season 3 . . . . Not so much
Season 1: Amazing
Season 2: Masterpiece
Season 3: Total dud