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savinhill posted:Yeah, I thought she might actually be pretty smart and savvy in previous episodes, but the whole cozying up to Milligan to feed him info to betray her whole family puts her at Peggy-level as far as brains for future planning goes. I know she hates her father with a seething passion, but this seems like just about the dumbest possible way to go about getting back at him. I hope something happens later on to make her more than just another bumbling mid-West hick way in over their heads against the big city gangsters, cuz this season already suffers from too many of those type characters. I do think she has a plan, though: Get out of the Midwest in the end + revenge on the world she was born into. The only fault in the plan is staying to look on as that world die (for revenge/emotional catharsis), and of course trusting the coolest Kansas Funk Band[TM] Mike Milligan & the Kitchen Brothers. E: I.e. not stupid, angry with a grudge.
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thehoodie posted:Did anyone notice that the dead Gerhardt son's name was Elron? As in... L. Ron? As in L. Ron Hubbard? Elron is a real name, believe it or not.
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Am I the only one who is joneseing reeeal bad for next episode? It really is like the wire/BB/fargo s1, I'm unhealthily hooked and did not see it coming e. you laugh, luther, yet you do not know my pain ThisIsJohnWayne fucked around with this message at 02:38 on Nov 8, 2015 |
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... the golden age of television is going strong, and it isn't ending (s3 is paid for!)...
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lifts cats over head posted:Did anybody catch what Hanzee said before the haircut? I thought it was something like "I'm tired of this life" but I wasn't sure and I wasn't able to go back and re-watch it yet. It was "all professional like" I think? As in a respectable 'I am not a dangerous man' haircut.
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Quoting the Guardian: Run Through the Jungle by Spoon’s Britt Daniel. Now that is esoteric, and who knows where we can get it. E: No seriously, anyone know where can I get it?
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Illinois Smith posted:I think he recorded it specifically for the show. I don't have premium 
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? If yes I guess you could pm me and I'll send you a dropbox link.
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Illinois Smith posted:I sent OldSenileGuy a PM about whether it's cool to post it in here but I can also just e-mail it to you if he doesn't respond. You're a real mensch. Hit me at herrkongo at google's mail dot com!
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AKA Pseudonym posted:This season was amazing but in my headcanon the whole Moses Tripoli thing is a coincidence. My exact feelings. It is much better this way.
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Vegetable posted:Like I said, I liked the show. But the cool and weird people had to share all that screen time with the vanilla folks. They could have done so much more with the matriarch character, the indignant second son, the ghoulish Indian ninja, and the sick wife who exists only to spend a lot of screentime reminding us Good Guy has a family. I think this profound difference of opinion is rather easily explained; you like entertaining stuff where something being realistic isn't necessary, aaand I like things being exceedingly (plausibly) realistic if they are going to be entertaining at all. Fargo 2 is a venn diagram, and we pull in different directions.
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