The Prince of All Saiyans
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Fargo Season 2 Thread
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The Prince of All Saiyans
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The deaf guy and his partner!
John Redcorn did this all for a SSN?
Kansas City about to get bodied
John Redcorn did this all for a SSN?
Kansas City about to get bodied
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
all that so he can become a 9-5 guy about to get that UFO explanation from Sam Malone
his own language..
that ending wrapped up loose ends and left an opening for a future story
The Prince of All Saiyans
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wowJust reading this.
I love when they do crazy stuff like this with storytelling.
The Prince of All Saiyans
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and revenge still will be served later onFor all his efforts they stick him a dingy office and the cac tells him to cut his hair
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
We made it.
Ep felt proper since we got the big action scene last ep on some GoT type season shyt. I'm glad Peggy stayed her ass in that police car.
bytch literally talked her husband to death.
So many loose ends like last season.
I hope Betsy got off on a count she was insane.
Mike and Hanzee ain't just gonna lay low like that.Did Hanzee kill one of those kids?
And what happened to the last Kitchen brother. He in the mail room?
Pops got out the hospital fast for a shot to the stomach.Who gets the Gerhardt ranch?
Mike should have stayed there and held it down.
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The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
probably.
So many loose ends like last season.
I hope Betsy got off on a count she was insane.
What loose ends are you referencing from last season?
this post right now has me
but I refuse to believe he let himself go like that and became a boss
How The 'Fargo' Finale Revealed A Hidden Secret From Season 1
A big fat clue to where one character ended up
BY ALAN SEPINWALL @SEPINWALL | MONDAY, DEC 14, 2015 11:15 PM
"Fargo" just concluded its second season with a finale (click here for my review) that made several overt references to characters and events from season 1, but also drew an obscure but ultimately unmistakable line from one character this year to someone from last year. If you don't want to know, don't click through, but if you want to find out how it's all connected, I'll tell you just as soon as I talk to Dale from HR...
So as Hanzee is preparing for his new life as Moses Tripoli, and a new face to go with it, he tells his contact that he will have his revenge on Kansas City, no matter how heavily-guarded the leadership there may be, or how his own would-be empire might end up one day.
"Not apprehend, dead. Don't care heavily-guarded. Don't care into the sea. Kill and be killed. Head in a bag," he pronounces, before switching from English to his native tongue to add, "There's the message."
As it turns out, Hanzee isn't the first "Fargo" character to use that particular phrasing. Season 1, episode 6, "Buridan's Ass," introduces the head of the Fargo mob circa 2006, who's discussing what to do about Sam Hess's killer, with one of his men suggesting Hess was killed because of an extra-marital affair, rather than something tied to their business, and that Mr. Wrench and Mr. Numbers will apprehend the killer soon.
"Not apprehend," the boss declares. "Dead. Don't care extra-marital, don't care not related. Kill and be killed. Head in a bag. There's the message."
Not only does he use identical language, but I checked the guest credits from that episode, and it turns out the boss, played by Mark Acheson, is named...
...Tripoli.
So, sometime between 1979 and 2006, Hanzee not only has extensive plastic surgery, so he'll eventually look like this...
image: http://s3.amazonaws.com/images.hitfix.com/assets/9885/fargo-hanzee-old.jpg
... but he either kills enough Kansas City representatives to take back control of the Gerhardt family's old territory, or else he simply joins up with KC, since Tripoli in 2006 is dealing with accountants and other irritations that smack of what Mike Milligan was being told to deal with when he got his own Kansas City promotion.
What does everybody think? Does knowing that Hanzee eventually becomes a boss — even if he has to completely submerge his own identity — please you? Or are you upset that he'll wind up murdered by Lorne Malvo? And were the two kids Hanzee rescued from the bullies meant to be Mr. Wrench and Mr. Numbers?
Read more at How the 'Fargo' finale revealed a hidden secret from season 1
The finale was weak. 
I expected more 
I expected more
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
What happened to the million dollars in the snow? And Mr. Wretch. And Lester's Brother.probably.
What loose ends are you referencing from last season?
this post right now has me
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
How The 'Fargo' Finale Revealed A Hidden Secret From Season 1
A big fat clue to where one character ended up
BY ALAN SEPINWALL @SEPINWALL | MONDAY, DEC 14, 2015 11:15 PM
"Fargo" just concluded its second season with a finale (click here for my review) that made several overt references to characters and events from season 1, but also drew an obscure but ultimately unmistakable line from one character this year to someone from last year. If you don't want to know, don't click through, but if you want to find out how it's all connected, I'll tell you just as soon as I talk to Dale from HR...
So as Hanzee is preparing for his new life as Moses Tripoli, and a new face to go with it, he tells his contact that he will have his revenge on Kansas City, no matter how heavily-guarded the leadership there may be, or how his own would-be empire might end up one day.
"Not apprehend, dead. Don't care heavily-guarded. Don't care into the sea. Kill and be killed. Head in a bag," he pronounces, before switching from English to his native tongue to add, "There's the message."
As it turns out, Hanzee isn't the first "Fargo" character to use that particular phrasing. Season 1, episode 6, "Buridan's Ass," introduces the head of the Fargo mob circa 2006, who's discussing what to do about Sam Hess's killer, with one of his men suggesting Hess was killed because of an extra-marital affair, rather than something tied to their business, and that Mr. Wrench and Mr. Numbers will apprehend the killer soon.
"Not apprehend," the boss declares. "Dead. Don't care extra-marital, don't care not related. Kill and be killed. Head in a bag. There's the message."
Not only does he use identical language, but I checked the guest credits from that episode, and it turns out the boss, played by Mark Acheson, is named...
...Tripoli.
So, sometime between 1979 and 2006, Hanzee not only has extensive plastic surgery, so he'll eventually look like this...
image: http://s3.amazonaws.com/images.hitfix.com/assets/9885/fargo-hanzee-old.jpg
... but he either kills enough Kansas City representatives to take back control of the Gerhardt family's old territory, or else he simply joins up with KC, since Tripoli in 2006 is dealing with accountants and other irritations that smack of what Mike Milligan was being told to deal with when he got his own Kansas City promotion.
What does everybody think? Does knowing that Hanzee eventually becomes a boss — even if he has to completely submerge his own identity — please you? Or are you upset that he'll wind up murdered by Lorne Malvo? And were the two kids Hanzee rescued from the bullies meant to be Mr. Wrench and Mr. Numbers?
Read more at How the 'Fargo' finale revealed a hidden secret from season 1
showed up again in another post
Bustle
It's true. Mr. Tripoli was the mob boss in season 1. He also used the same quote "head in a bag, message sent".
And the two kids were obviously Mr. Numbers and Mr. Wrench from season 1.
I know people are pissed about Milligan's end but I thought it was perfect. An old school criminal like him would be a dinosaur in the 80's. Kinda sad how he went out but it's not completely unforeseen.
Kinda odd we didn't see the death or Lou's wife or father in law since they're obviously both dead by season 1. Although the series plays with time so much it's possible we'll see them again in season 3.
I would've liked to see more of each character and how their stories played out but like @Uncle_Ruckus said they pulled a "Game Of Thrones" and used the last ep for house keeping. I ain't mad at it.
Fred.
