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- El episodio se transmitió el 24 ene 2024
- 45min
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8.3/10
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Lorraine hace una visita y Dot prepara galletas.Lorraine hace una visita y Dot prepara galletas.Lorraine hace una visita y Dot prepara galletas.
Emily Rose Palmer
- Scotty Performance Double
- (as Emily Palmer)
Opiniones destacadas
There's a lot going on here. It probably isn't nearly what many viewers were thinking it might, or even should, be. I'm guessing many of us expected a raid on this sheriff and his unredeemable contingent of followers getting pretty violent. That would entertain a lot of viewers I'm sure. What we got is a raid that worked less spectacularly with the perpetrator in prison. A raid done well. It set up the ending that had a message. Love and forgiveness is the only way to live without fear. Dot had to do some work to get to that point, she survived as a result. That result is bigger than her, which the ending claims with just a facial expression by Olah. Now, that mother-in-law. That's not quite as neat.
Absolution does not have to be instructed to say 5 Our Fathers and an act of contrition. It can come in the form of receiving a warm, delicious biscuit from someone who made it with love ( and buttermilk). Deputy Witt, someone who went into law enforcement "To protect and serve" (especially our heroine). Not to kill.....hmm. Unfortunate. Redemption for a couple of other characters, unlikely, but nice to have happened-- led to a sweet moment between Dot and her stepson. So...The next few years (or decades) will be interesting for Sheriff Roy. Big thanks to Lorraine and Karma for that!! Btw, Thank you Fargo for the correct pronunciation of Ole Munch. I'd been referring to him as Ol' (rhymes with) Crunch.
I enjoyed this season the most, I found the ending fabulous and hopeful. There are people who suffered centuries ago and moved to the now US. And it's brilliant that there is a character that serves as a bridge to the past. Because not everything is the American dream and the Sheriff. I really liked the acting, almost as good as the writing, if not better. Truly Hamm was credible as full of anger and vengeful. But Spruell as Ole Munch ( Moonk) makes the season multidimensional and not predictable. Some series are utterly boring but most are happy with them. This series makes you think about American values, not just a superficial display of them. I like the different characters, they are definitely not plain as so often happens. Excellent.
Season 5 throughout had many more ties back to the original movie - not in specific details but ambiguous similarities and parallels.
I suspect that if you were a fan of the movie before the intervening series appeared, you would find more appreciation of how it delivers the Coen-esq uniqueness.
No one should have been expecting an action movie type ending, particularly, again, with the original movie leanings. I feel episode 10 was as good an ending as possible within the context of characters and settings.
All of the characters seemed very well suited to their roles, especially Dot and Munch.
I suspect that if you were a fan of the movie before the intervening series appeared, you would find more appreciation of how it delivers the Coen-esq uniqueness.
No one should have been expecting an action movie type ending, particularly, again, with the original movie leanings. I feel episode 10 was as good an ending as possible within the context of characters and settings.
All of the characters seemed very well suited to their roles, especially Dot and Munch.
I guess many of us were hoping/thinking the finale would be something different. I think this episode's ending is actually very actual and relevant, which in turn, for me, makes it great. Some things happen that are expected to happen but I'm one hundred percent sure nobody knew that it would end like this. The episode went quite fast storyline wise but they did it in a good way. Moonk became one of my favorite tv characters and im happy they completed his arch. I can think of a dozen or more very important people in this world who should get taught the insights Moonk gets taught in the end. Regardless of religion or beliefs honesty and kindness should prevail.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaIn the cemetery there's a grave for Jesse Kawzenuk, who is the visual effects supervisor for the show.
- ErroresThe producers misspelled the name of the location for federal penitentiary. It is in Thomson, Illinois not in Thompson, Illinois.
- Citas
[last lines]
Ole Munch: Before the boat, the man lived on the moors and ate fleas from the rats. He was frightened all the time. Then one day, a man comes on a wealthy horse and offers him two coins and a meal. But the food was not food.
Dorothy 'Dot' Lyon: What was it?
Ole Munch: It was sin. The sins of the rich. Greed, envy, disgust. They were bitter, the sins. But he ate them all, for her was starving. From then on, the man does not sleep or grow old. He cannot die. He has no dreams. All that is left... is sin.
[pause]
Dorothy 'Dot' Lyon: It feels like that, I know. What they do to us, make us swallow. Like it's our fault. But you want to know the cure?
[takes a biscuit and holds it out to Munch]
Dorothy 'Dot' Lyon: You got to eat something made with love and joy... and be forgiven.
[Munch hesitantly takes the biscuit, then takes a bite and smiles]
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 45min
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- 1.78 : 1
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