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Fargo, Season 5, Episode 8 - Uncut Version (Patreon)

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2026-10-01 00:28:08
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2026-10

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Paul T Hewes

-Dave Foley's lawyer character plays a different game than Roy. Different rules and different consequences. He didnt realize it until it was too late.

Jonathan Eaton

Gotta love Wednesdays with back to back Juno Temple in a new episode of Ted Lasso and a new episode of Fargo with you guys.

Paul T Hewes

to quote Clint Eastwood's William Munny from "Unforgiven": "Deserve's got nothing to do with it,"

Carl Wilson

Okay, but WHY was he not returning Lorraine's calls?! I don't understand! Did he not think she might have important information for him when she called like six times in a row? They showed it to us so explicitly that it must have meant something, but I don't get what. And I still think it was foolish of him to go confront Roy alone. He just saw Roy assault someone at the meeting! Didn't he think that could happen to him?! Grrrr, frustrating.

Clare Manion

Just catching up — I can’t overstate how much I appreciate your discussion at the end. I agree, while some things are getting better, there is an alarming streak of toxic masculinity present in society today. And even more troubling, it’s clearly there in the current administration & various other lawmakers. I’m not so worried for myself. But I am worried for my niece and the kids I foster. What institutionalized toxicity will they have to endure? But as to the show — agreed, very bummed out about Dutch. Although he died trying to do the right thing. Very concerned for Dot - I’m not a violent person either, but couldn’t help but think very violent thoughts during her fight with Roy (i.e. Bite! Claw his eyes out!). And Gator. I sympathize with his child self. His adult self… well, I’m sure Munch won’t disappoint.