The Principle of Restricted Choice

So hard to follow. Actors are not as engaging as the first 2 seasons. Also the soundtrack has just disappeared for some reason. Not enjoying this at all

I like this series, very interesting to watch.

I watched first and second season and it's one best series so far.

But, what pissed me off In the third season - is having a character Yurii Gurka, which is from Ukraine, and putting a russian music when he appears in the parking scene... "well done", "bravo".

I don't like Ukrainian character being shown as crime element and evil, but when you decided to do it, at least, make it right. Dig a little deeper, it really shows you dont know the sibject.

Otherwise, what is the purpose in doing this? Do you want to show Ukrainans and russians being same and equal, or what? Awful, very disappointed.

What how intrigued me for the third time in this series is that you have an incredible confluence of really bad people. Mixed in are the dullards and the overblown egos that think they have some control. We have those Ukrainians running the show like something out of Kafka, the brothers facing off, never really seeing each other. Then there's that psychotic woman. And, we know that the female police officer really knows her stuff and will be stifled by the hot shot police chief. The parking lot kings get moved in on and will potentially become billionaires. On paper. But a lot is still in the dark, so we get the great opportunity to see how all this gets intertwined. Once again, excellent cinematography, maybe the best on television.

After the initial episode i found myself a little disappointed. None of the characters stood out for me as particularly interesting and i couldn't help but compare them to greats like Lorne Malvo, Hanzee Dent, Otto Gerhardt and Lester Nygaard. But that was a mistake on my part, jumping to a conclusion without letting the show expand in the slightest. Episode 2 and i was back to being hooked, As the characters develop i find myself more and more interested in them. The cinematography was as good as ever, Beautiful shots along with brilliant scores, decent acting and as ever great storytelling. All in all i have to say that from what i have seen thus far i have faith that this season of Fargo will continue tradition in being one of the best shows on our TV screens, I'm itching for the next episode.

Gloria deals with the aftermath of a crime, Vargas makes a move, and Ray and Nikki move on to Plan B.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

V. M. Varga is an intriguing character, stealing every scene he's in, and I will be fascinated to see what unfolds with him this season.

What I Disliked:

Nikki and Ray's storyline is noticeably less enjoyable than anything else this season. While no fault of the actors, the material they have to work with isn't very interesting.

Overall:

Fargo delivers a high-quality second episode, an improvement from the premiere. One can only surmise this season will continue to improve moving forward.

8/10

King Cadmium.