Noah Hawley continues to deliver with another fine episode of Fargo. This one is engaging on every level, and gives you plenty of reason to love this brand new and refreshing season of the show. Once again this episode does a great job of balancing many different characters and situations, truly fitting within the specific "True Crime" aesthetic that this series has re-defined for itself. There's a great blend of realism and surrealism within here, which really helps in making the unique style that this show has. I'm glad to see most fans enjoying this year's season, and I look forward to seeing how the war continues.
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