Billy Bob had only done movies before and was a little apprehensive playing in a TV series but he had a blast. He said it was great how much screen time he had to build his character. That was new for him. And in this he got to play more than one character. He enjoyed that too.
In the movie, the bag was filled with $1 million. William H. Macy's plan was to "split" the $80K with the kidnappers, pocketing the rest. However, when Steve Buscemi did the hand-off, he noticed the million dollars and understood that Macy was going to screw them over. Buscemi decided to pretend to split the agreed-upon money with his co-kidnapper and then bury the rest of the money, so that he could come back later and get it. However, as we all know, Buscemi ends up in a wood-chipper and his partner in crime gets arrested (not knowing about the rest of the money). So, when Stavros finds the money, he basically finds a million dollars. It's missing $40K (or maybe $80K), but it's close enough to a million to round up.
@@bgeery I think you're right. At one point he says that they want the full $80K, so it's not real clear how much he took. Either way, it doesn't put much of a dent in that million.
I figured that he'd have to take $80,000 to keep up the pretense that he'd gotten all the money to his partner. The car thing was just him being stingy.
Another great reaction. Sam you're so sharp! This show clearly resonates with you. TBR is right about the $43,000. It was just about how much it would cost for the blackmailer to open his business. The suitcase Stavros found was the one from the movie. Steve Buscemi buried it with the ice scraper and left it there as a marker. It contained nearly $1 million according to the movie.
David Carradine used to host a show on the History Channel about the old West. He was replaced by Keith and it took me about half a season to realize it. 😂
You two are my most viewed reactors. With Fargo I look your reaction up first thing on wendesday morning here in Germany. I especially love your detailed synopsis.
In the movie Steve Buscemi buried the case in the snow, looked both ways seeing that there were no land marks and he would not be able to find it again and that’s when he sticks the ice scraper in the snow and leaves.
The family is pretty much a Hollywood dynasty at this point. You've got the father (John), the 3 sons (David [R.I.P.], Keith, and Robert), and the granddaughters Martha Plimpton (daughter of Keith) and Ever (daughter of Robert).
The Carradine family is pretty much a Hollywood dynasty at this point. The father, John, was an actor in the biz all the way from the '40s into the '80s. His sons, David, Keith, and Robert, all started off in the late '60s/'70s. Keith's daughter Martha Plimpton continues to act to this day (she played Stef in "The Goonies"), as does Robert's daughter Ever (EE-ver), who I believe was on _The West Wing._
Honestly, I don't think anyone here would blame you if you just binged the remainder episodes in one go, lol. Yeah, Keith Carradine was in Ridley Scott's first flick, 1977's The Duellists (a definite must watch) with Harvey Keitel. Keith comes from a massive family of actors (his kids, brothers, mom and dad). His daughter, Martha Plimpton, was in The Goonies amongst other big flicks, his dad, John (even more of a baritone voice), is also considered a legend in Hollywood with his life's work (Grapes of Wrath, Ten Commandments, etc.)
What was really lucky in last episode's reaction was you did include Samantha questioning the ice scraper. Having watched it, knowing the connection and just how colossally important it is to connecting to the film I was really surprised you mentioned it as it is so insignificant within that particular episode. It's only in this episode you see the importance, the connection to the film and again goes back to your discussion last episode about how these small towns are so interconnected. It's this tiny connection that is the thread joining it all together. It made me realise just how difficult your job is - editing a show, that has mysteries in and watching it for the first time you don't know which bits you can safely remove as the significance might only become apparent later on. Well done!
Duluth is not that small. It's probably 100,000 in city population. Maybe 180,000 if you include the suburbs. That's excluding the city of Superior, Wisconsin which is just across the bridge and is another 40, maybe 50,000 folks. For that neck of the woods, Duluth is the megacity. Bemidji is 150 miles wnw. Bemidji is probably 15,000 souls in January and double that in July.
Yes, for decades Duluth was Minnesota's third largest city after the 'Twin Cities,' Minneapolis and St. Paul. It has since been usurped by Rochester (home of the famed Mayo Clinic) and the Twin Cities suburb Bloomington (home of the Mall of America). Bemidji is probably best known for its statues of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox.
Yes that’s David’s brother Keith!! I really like Keith , he also made some guest appearances on “The Big Bang Theory “as Penny’s father, was really funny on there !!! Was on other Tv shows , Dexter and Madame Secretary and others. Also in quite a few movies!! He also recorded a song: “I’m Easy” and it did well on the music charts … still hear it once and a while on the oldies station!!
I had heard about Fargo Series (Had watched the Film a long time ago), but never watched it. During my Covid quarantine I was looking for something on Netflix and I found Fargo. I didn't know how many seasons there were, and I didn't know that different season's have different stories. I saw Ewan McGregor on the thumbnail and so decided to watch it, because I like him. For some reason Netflix recommended me to watch season 03 first, then Season 02, and then Season 01. Only much later I learned that I watched it in reverse order. So, for me, I was exposed to Season 03 first, and I absolutely loved it. My favourite is still season 02. But, I don't really understand when people say they don't like Season 03.
I really liked S1. Watched S2 and it was alright but forgettable. Never watched S3. Anthology shows just don't do it for me, I always get bored with subsequent seasons and stories.
Yay! Was looking forward to this. Malvo is an evil genius! Playing that sheepish character was so good. Poor Gus. Lester is finding out he is capable of all sorts of things. It just keeps getting better. Enjoy.
The money that Stavros Milos discovers buried near the side of the road in the opening flashback to 1987 is the ransom money for the kidnapping that formed the main plot of the movie Fargo (1996). Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) buried the suitcase containing nearly $1 million in cash and left the red ice scraper in the snow to identify its location.
Keith Carridine is one of 4 of John Carradine's 5 sons who who became actors. John was in over 200 movies himself, including The Grapes of Wrath, Stagecoach, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and many other great shows of yesterday. Many of John's grandkids have made a name for themselves in film, including Martha Plimpton among others.
Keith david and the other brother robert are in a cowboy movie called the long riders. It also has james and stacey keach . Denis and randy quaid and couple other sets of brothers i think not seen for years
The Carradine family are an acting dynasty. The father, John, is a horror movie legend from the 1930s onwards, or plays sinister characters in westerns. The three brothers David, Keith and Robert have been mainstay actors since the 1970s with David finding fame first with the TV series Kung Fu, and Keith won an Oscar for Best Original Song 'I'm Easy' for the movie Nashville (1975) in which he also starred. Robert is most famous for the 80s Revenge of the Nerds movie series. Actress Martha Plimpton (Goonies, Parenthood and many 90s indy movies) is Keith's daughter. Three brothers starred together as outlaw siblings in the great Walter Hill western The Long Riders (1980), along with the brothers Dennis and Randy Quaid, James and Stacey Keach, with Nicholas and Christopher Guest.
6:13 Common misconception, Law Enforcement Officers don't actually have to read the Miranda Rights immediately upon arresting a suspect, it's read before any questions are asked by the police after the arrest (or detaining) is performed. If an arrest is made and no questions have to be asked by the arresting officer at the scene, then the Miranda Rights never have to be read at that time.
@@mobiusbelts3607 The law. The Miranda Rights aren't just a thing they have to say and that's it, there also has to be a confirmation that the suspect heard and understands them which is why if you watch interrogation footage when they read the rights, they ask if the person understands and then has them sign a paper saying that they were read and understood their rights. There needs to be some sort of record that they were indeed read, and the suspect understood otherwise what would be the point? An officer could just say "Oh yeah I read him his Miranda Rights off camera". Movies and TV shows do not depict reality. They depict a hyper dramatic reality. It's much more dramatic to have an officer read the Miranda Rights as they're cuffing a suspect and putting them into a car, and likewise would suck all the drama out of a scene if we had to watch an officer slowly read the Miranda Rights before an interrogation and them signing off on them understanding.
Little fired up that episode huh? Making a few assumptions. There is a hierarchy in every police station, can't just do whatever you want. Especially when you were taken off a case by your superior and dealing with another town's department. Also, do you leave the keys in a car when you get out of it? Plus in those old cars you need the keys to open the trunk. Double plus, the deaf guy was driving, he had the keys so he couldn't grab them off the other guy. Macy didn't bury the money, Buscemi did. There was a million in the bag minus 80 grand he took out to fool his partner.
Keith Caradine is great. Him And his brother David Caradine come from an acting family. Check out the duelists for a great film with him and Harvey keitel. It was Ridley Scott’s first feature. Great napoleonic era film
This character progressively ramps things up. It's Hardly a spoiler to say that by the last episode, he's something that only Looks like a human being - but you could be forgiven for wondering if it was just pure cosmic Evil pretending to be a man. Great character, and unnerving acting from Billy Bob.
@@captainobvious8949 Hardly, given his slow escalation to even this point, coupled with his blatant evil. Besides, it's a Fargo series - the evil within is always ramped up beyond typical limits.
6:38 Thats what I liked about Fargo the movie and tv series of how some stuff is foreign. Exactly he's probably never had to arrest someone or even draw his firearm
If u guys take recommendations and are looking for another Clint Eastwoood movie to watch I recommend Where Eagles Dare or Heartbreak Ridge both are really good or Blood Work were he stars along side Jeff Daniels.
Movie recommendation for you to react to: Jeepers Creepers (2001), horror movie from the early 2000s, with tense moments and a striking and sad ending, you will like it.
I cannot believe you guys don't know the Carradine family. They are a Hollywood dynasty of great actors. Yes, the infamous ice scraper from the Fargo movie! So now you know that no one has found the money bag for 19 years! Remember the plot of the Fargo movie takes place in 1987. Here in Season 1 of the Fargo series, the timeline years are 2006 to 2007 (yes, you see a time jump forward one year towards the end of the series and you will not believe the craziness). Keep the years of each season and movie in mind as you watch each season. As I stated in an earlier show post, there is a link in Fargo history as you watch, so don't miss the Easter eggs. You will jump to different years in time, so you will learn about the various (sometimes violent) incidents that characters refer to, places mentioned, characters' ancestors, etc. This series is so much fun! ❤
Probably my favorite movie. You don't need to rewatch the movie eniteirely, it's a background movie. Put it on while your cooking, doing laundry, anything. You'll stop at it, laugh and feel better going about your day.
this show deserve a 4year break and then watch it again because it's fantastic as you get older you understand much more and you've become see it in the different perspective. More gritty i should say.
Keith Carradine also starred in Kill Bill as the Hispanic (I don't normally drink beer, but when I do, I drink.....) gentleman with the ascot, that Uma visits to find Bill.
Molly is actually wrong about the shades of green, she has it backwards. We see more so that we can find prey. They never strictly say that as the answer but it’s revealed in the final episode
Billy Bob had only done movies before and was a little apprehensive playing in a TV series but he had a blast. He said it was great how much screen time he had to build his character. That was new for him. And in this he got to play more than one character. He enjoyed that too.
He did a fabulous job!
I love Billy Bob as an actor. But he's allegedly a real piece of work as a person, and on set.
He is like his character in “The man who wasn’t there” but with more social staus
This came out the month after True Detective 1 concluded. That was a phenomenal year for television.
In the movie, the bag was filled with $1 million. William H. Macy's plan was to "split" the $80K with the kidnappers, pocketing the rest. However, when Steve Buscemi did the hand-off, he noticed the million dollars and understood that Macy was going to screw them over. Buscemi decided to pretend to split the agreed-upon money with his co-kidnapper and then bury the rest of the money, so that he could come back later and get it. However, as we all know, Buscemi ends up in a wood-chipper and his partner in crime gets arrested (not knowing about the rest of the money). So, when Stavros finds the money, he basically finds a million dollars. It's missing $40K (or maybe $80K), but it's close enough to a million to round up.
@@bgeery I think you're right. At one point he says that they want the full $80K, so it's not real clear how much he took. Either way, it doesn't put much of a dent in that million.
I figured that he'd have to take $80,000 to keep up the pretense that he'd gotten all the money to his partner. The car thing was just him being stingy.
There's just no fat on this show. It's tuned to perfection.
It's good meat, delicious 😋
What about the lady cop?
Gotta love that drum theme for Wrench and Numbers
Another great reaction. Sam you're so sharp! This show clearly resonates with you.
TBR is right about the $43,000. It was just about how much it would cost for the blackmailer to open his business. The suitcase Stavros found was the one from the movie. Steve Buscemi buried it with the ice scraper and left it there as a marker. It contained nearly $1 million according to the movie.
GEEZUS christ Billy Bob Thornton is fucking great. That police questioning scene was marvelous.
David Carradine used to host a show on the History Channel about the old West. He was replaced by Keith and it took me about half a season to realize it. 😂
You two are my most viewed reactors. With Fargo I look your reaction up first thing on wendesday morning here in Germany. I especially love your detailed synopsis.
In the movie Steve Buscemi buried the case in the snow, looked both ways seeing that there were no land marks and he would not be able to find it again and that’s when he sticks the ice scraper in the snow and leaves.
Yes, Keith Carradine is the brother of David Carradine (Bill) RIP. There are 6 of them. All of them actors.
The family is pretty much a Hollywood dynasty at this point. You've got the father (John), the 3 sons (David [R.I.P.], Keith, and Robert), and the granddaughters Martha Plimpton (daughter of Keith) and Ever (daughter of Robert).
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Dang, I'm gonna have to spend some time on IMDb looking all of them up.
The two hitmen looking for Hess’s killer are named Wrench and Numbers. I just thought you should know. For the future.
That is the supermarket king, he's just much younger.
Thanks y'all. You do great reactions and intelligent summaries.
I'm so happy you guys are so hyped for this show, I bet you have already finished season 1 😂
This show is so clever. Nothing is there without a reason. And if you don't see the full picture then it doesn't want you to yet
The Carradine family is pretty much a Hollywood dynasty at this point. The father, John, was an actor in the biz all the way from the '40s into the '80s. His sons, David, Keith, and Robert, all started off in the late '60s/'70s. Keith's daughter Martha Plimpton continues to act to this day (she played Stef in "The Goonies"), as does Robert's daughter Ever (EE-ver), who I believe was on _The West Wing._
Honestly, I don't think anyone here would blame you if you just binged the remainder episodes in one go, lol.
Yeah, Keith Carradine was in Ridley Scott's first flick, 1977's The Duellists (a definite must watch) with Harvey Keitel. Keith comes from a massive family of actors (his kids, brothers, mom and dad). His daughter, Martha Plimpton, was in The Goonies amongst other big flicks, his dad, John (even more of a baritone voice), is also considered a legend in Hollywood with his life's work (Grapes of Wrath, Ten Commandments, etc.)
Absolutely agree on The Duellists.
What was really lucky in last episode's reaction was you did include Samantha questioning the ice scraper. Having watched it, knowing the connection and just how colossally important it is to connecting to the film I was really surprised you mentioned it as it is so insignificant within that particular episode. It's only in this episode you see the importance, the connection to the film and again goes back to your discussion last episode about how these small towns are so interconnected. It's this tiny connection that is the thread joining it all together.
It made me realise just how difficult your job is - editing a show, that has mysteries in and watching it for the first time you don't know which bits you can safely remove as the significance might only become apparent later on. Well done!
Duluth is not that small. It's probably 100,000 in city population. Maybe 180,000 if you include the suburbs. That's excluding the city of Superior, Wisconsin which is just across the bridge and is another 40, maybe 50,000 folks.
For that neck of the woods, Duluth is the megacity. Bemidji is 150 miles wnw. Bemidji is probably 15,000 souls in January and double that in July.
Duluth is where Bob Dylan is from. Random fact.
Yes, for decades Duluth was Minnesota's third largest city after the 'Twin Cities,' Minneapolis and St. Paul. It has since been usurped by Rochester (home of the famed Mayo Clinic) and the Twin Cities suburb Bloomington (home of the Mall of America).
Bemidji is probably best known for its statues of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox.
Yes that’s David’s brother Keith!!
I really like Keith , he also made some guest appearances on “The Big Bang Theory “as Penny’s father, was really funny on there !!!
Was on other Tv shows , Dexter and Madame Secretary and others. Also in quite a few movies!!
He also recorded a song: “I’m Easy” and it did well on the music charts … still hear it once and a while on the oldies station!!
He was also Wild Bill Hickok in Deadwood, and played one of Deb's many boyfriends in Dexter.
Keith Carradine won an Oscar for that song when it was featured in Robert Altman's "Nashville".
@@Madbandit77 He was also in Altman's "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" and "Thieves Like Us."
Fargo is one of those shows I put on randomly and ended up binge watching it.
S3 is still my personal favourite.
I had heard about Fargo Series (Had watched the Film a long time ago), but never watched it. During my Covid quarantine I was looking for something on Netflix and I found Fargo. I didn't know how many seasons there were, and I didn't know that different season's have different stories. I saw Ewan McGregor on the thumbnail and so decided to watch it, because I like him. For some reason Netflix recommended me to watch season 03 first, then Season 02, and then Season 01. Only much later I learned that I watched it in reverse order.
So, for me, I was exposed to Season 03 first, and I absolutely loved it.
My favourite is still season 02. But, I don't really understand when people say they don't like Season 03.
@@imdiyuBacklash after me too towards anything with female leads is honestly why I suspect season 3 received so much hate.
I really liked S1. Watched S2 and it was alright but forgettable. Never watched S3. Anthology shows just don't do it for me, I always get bored with subsequent seasons and stories.
@@mobiusbelts3607 Clown take.
@@fakecubed I’m not your father little girl.
I never been so looking forward to your channel until Fargo. Promise me to deliver Season 2😘
and season 3 please🙏
Keith Carradine did a terrific turn as Wild Bill Hickock in "Deadwood", another legendary series you should check out.
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I'd love if they did Deadwood!
Definitely Deadwood!
Yay! Was looking forward to this.
Malvo is an evil genius! Playing that sheepish character was so good. Poor Gus.
Lester is finding out he is capable of all sorts of things.
It just keeps getting better.
Enjoy.
This show is amazing but this season in particular is phenomenal. I'm glad you folks are enjoying it.
The money that Stavros Milos discovers buried near the side of the road in the opening flashback to 1987 is the ransom money for the kidnapping that formed the main plot of the movie Fargo (1996). Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) buried the suitcase containing nearly $1 million in cash and left the red ice scraper in the snow to identify its location.
Yes presumably the case held $920k, as Carl removed $80k to "split" with his partner, the amount Jerry told them was the full ransom.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊 I highly recommend Play Misty For Me 1971, Murder On The Orient Express 1974, and Foul Play 1978.
Bill is her superior officer she was just following the chain of command
Keith Carridine is one of 4 of John Carradine's 5 sons who who became actors. John was in over 200 movies himself, including The Grapes of Wrath, Stagecoach, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and many other great shows of yesterday. Many of John's grandkids have made a name for themselves in film, including Martha Plimpton among others.
Keith david and the other brother robert are in a cowboy movie called the long riders.
It also has james and stacey keach . Denis and randy quaid and couple other sets of brothers i think not seen for years
The actor Keith David is in "They Live" and "There's Something About Mary" and many other films, not to be confused with the actor David Keith. 😉😅
@@ericdwills14 i meant David, Keith and Robert caradine
@@ericdwills14 and I think you will find the only person of note in they live is rowdy roddy piper 😃
Great western from Walter Hill ("The Warriors", "48 Hrs"). Chris Guest ("This is Spinal Tap") and his brother Nicholas are also in it.
The Carradine family are an acting dynasty. The father, John, is a horror movie legend from the 1930s onwards, or plays sinister characters in westerns. The three brothers David, Keith and Robert have been mainstay actors since the 1970s with David finding fame first with the TV series Kung Fu, and Keith won an Oscar for Best Original Song 'I'm Easy' for the movie Nashville (1975) in which he also starred. Robert is most famous for the 80s Revenge of the Nerds movie series. Actress Martha Plimpton (Goonies, Parenthood and many 90s indy movies) is Keith's daughter. Three brothers starred together as outlaw siblings in the great Walter Hill western The Long Riders (1980), along with the brothers Dennis and Randy Quaid, James and Stacey Keach, with Nicholas and Christopher Guest.
And season 5 just got a premiere date in November! You guys have time to catch up ;)
"This is a true story"
Through gritted teeth: "NO IT IS NOT."
😁
If they're going to watch the rest of the series, they'd better get used to it. 😁
6:13 Common misconception, Law Enforcement Officers don't actually have to read the Miranda Rights immediately upon arresting a suspect, it's read before any questions are asked by the police after the arrest (or detaining) is performed. If an arrest is made and no questions have to be asked by the arresting officer at the scene, then the Miranda Rights never have to be read at that time.
Who told you that?
@@mobiusbelts3607 The law. The Miranda Rights aren't just a thing they have to say and that's it, there also has to be a confirmation that the suspect heard and understands them which is why if you watch interrogation footage when they read the rights, they ask if the person understands and then has them sign a paper saying that they were read and understood their rights. There needs to be some sort of record that they were indeed read, and the suspect understood otherwise what would be the point? An officer could just say "Oh yeah I read him his Miranda Rights off camera".
Movies and TV shows do not depict reality. They depict a hyper dramatic reality. It's much more dramatic to have an officer read the Miranda Rights as they're cuffing a suspect and putting them into a car, and likewise would suck all the drama out of a scene if we had to watch an officer slowly read the Miranda Rights before an interrogation and them signing off on them understanding.
@@consistentlystupid4726 Are you retarded or something?
Little fired up that episode huh? Making a few assumptions. There is a hierarchy in every police station, can't just do whatever you want. Especially when you were taken off a case by your superior and dealing with another town's department. Also, do you leave the keys in a car when you get out of it? Plus in those old cars you need the keys to open the trunk. Double plus, the deaf guy was driving, he had the keys so he couldn't grab them off the other guy.
Macy didn't bury the money, Buscemi did. There was a million in the bag minus 80 grand he took out to fool his partner.
"did you know the human eye can see shades of green, then any other color" 🐊🐍
When Malvo tell's him "You're making a mistake". And Gus repeats the line to his boss when Malvo walks out...
Lorne Malvo is so menacing, but he loves fucking with people.
He did kill Hanzee
First time I noticed he stole that cop's glasses.
Keith Caradine is great. Him
And his brother David Caradine come from an acting family. Check out the duelists for a great film with him and Harvey keitel. It was Ridley Scott’s first feature. Great napoleonic era film
This character progressively ramps things up. It's Hardly a spoiler to say that by the last episode, he's something that only Looks like a human being - but you could be forgiven for wondering if it was just pure cosmic Evil pretending to be a man. Great character, and unnerving acting from Billy Bob.
Of course it's a spoiler.
@@captainobvious8949 Hardly, given his slow escalation to even this point, coupled with his blatant evil. Besides, it's a Fargo series - the evil within is always ramped up beyond typical limits.
3:40 was frustrating.. The money is the Fargo movie connection
From my understanding, all along they’ve jokingly meant that this “truly is, a story.” A true… story.
This is so much better 😂
@@TBRSchmitt that’s also why they can get away with not saying “based on a true story”
6:38 Thats what I liked about Fargo the movie and tv series of how some stuff is foreign. Exactly he's probably never had to arrest someone or even draw his firearm
If u guys take recommendations and are looking for another Clint Eastwoood movie to watch I recommend Where Eagles Dare or
Heartbreak Ridge both are really good or Blood Work were he stars along side Jeff Daniels.
Old geezer is way past due expiration date.
love you guys
Movie recommendation for you to react to: Jeepers Creepers (2001), horror movie from the early 2000s, with tense moments and a striking and sad ending, you will like it.
The suitcase in the movie had one million dollars in it.
I've just realized why you were laughing last episode at the guy's name being Schmidt
This is great !! :)
I cannot believe you guys don't know the Carradine family. They are a Hollywood dynasty of great actors.
Yes, the infamous ice scraper from the Fargo movie! So now you know that no one has found the money bag for 19 years! Remember the plot of the Fargo movie takes place in 1987. Here in Season 1 of the Fargo series, the timeline years are 2006 to 2007 (yes, you see a time jump forward one year towards the end of the series and you will not believe the craziness). Keep the years of each season and movie in mind as you watch each season. As I stated in an earlier show post, there is a link in Fargo history as you watch, so don't miss the Easter eggs. You will jump to different years in time, so you will learn about the various (sometimes violent) incidents that characters refer to, places mentioned, characters' ancestors, etc. This series is so much fun! ❤
If you’ve ever watched Big Bang Theory, Keith Caradine is Penny’s dad.
Probably my favorite movie. You don't need to rewatch the movie eniteirely, it's a background movie. Put it on while your cooking, doing laundry, anything. You'll stop at it, laugh and feel better going about your day.
Season 1 is just perfect in every way.
yes the Dad is FBI Agent Frank Lundy, Debs BF. he is such a cool cucumber
You know these are great!
yes that is the money buried in the snow from the fargo movie
Lol I am glad I commented on the ice scraper in your last video
Billy Bob is just so damn good in this
Keith Carridine had a hit single back in the 80s I think. That's where I know him from
15:11 stayzer? 😆
This was filmed during one of the coldest winters in Alberta.
this show deserve a 4year break and then watch it again because it's fantastic as you get older you understand much more and you've become see it in the different perspective. More gritty i should say.
Watch the Duellists, Ridley Scott's first film, for a great Keith Carradine film.
that's the essence of Fargo though... stupid people doing stupid things and trying to get out of it by doing stupider things.
Last 6st season of Black Mirror
For your and everybody elses pleasure😊😊😊
Have a bless-ed day.
I saw the movie many times, but didn't pick up on the scraper until this episode, either.
September approaching…HAVE YOU DONE “EXTREMELY LOUD AND INCREDIBLY CLOSE” 😊
I believe his last name is spelled as [keredain]. David died in the most rock&roll way possible, RIP.
same way Anthony Bourdain and Michael Hutchence did
Carradine
Also watch season 3!!!
Keith Carradine also starred in Kill Bill as the Hispanic (I don't normally drink beer, but when I do, I drink.....) gentleman with the ascot, that Uma visits to find Bill.
Special Agent Lundy from Dexter.
8:47 not "uffh" it's "uff-tah" 4:25 See? :)
There was $1 Million in the case - minus the $80k the kidnappers 'shared.'
the dad is in dexter... he plays fbi agent lundy.
Wait isn't that where the dude hid his money in the movie ? If so, this is a continuation of the story arc - well sort of..
"Uff-Da"!
Molly is actually wrong about the shades of green, she has it backwards. We see more so that we can find prey. They never strictly say that as the answer but it’s revealed in the final episode
You might learn more of Sioux Falls in season 2.
INTERSTELLAR!!!!!
The True Story bit just means, they took real life Stories from completely different people and combined them and created characters.
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Miranda rights don't need to be read unless and until you are going to question them.
This season and 2nd are brilliant after that I wouldn't bother the next two seasons are not on par
Agreed.
Season 3 is the best idc what anyone says!!