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Critics Consensus: With "The Castle," Fargo delivers a penultimate episode that is both explosive and contemplative, setting the stage for a humdinger of a finale.
Critic Consensus: With "The Castle," Fargo delivers a penultimate episode that is both explosive and contemplative, setting the stage for a humdinger of a finale.
There are a number of performers who deserve props for Episode 9, starting with McClarnon and running through Jean Smart... but with only one week left I've got to give some credit to Patrick Wilson.
If this show, to say nothing of this year in real life, has taught us anything, is it not that this is exactly how the eruption of violence in our lives feels-instantaneous, inexplicable, and overwhelming?
There are only so many ways one can say "OHMIGOD BEST TV SHOW EVER" or "I TOTALLY FORGOT TO BREATHE WHILE I WAS WATCHING THIS EPISODE."
That's why this season of Fargo has been so great: it can go as big as a UFO interrupting a massacre, and as small and intimate as young woman in the late stages of a terrible disease, and have them feel like all of a piece.
The stage is set, the characters are in place - the only thing that remains is the scene. And oh, what a glorious scene it is.
Hawley always manages to connect the dots back to the Coens. And that's what makes Fargo stand out in a sea of reboots, remakes, and sequels as one of the strongest stories of 2015.
Enough was left unresolved that I am eagerly awaiting, on pins and needles, the final installment of this completely spectacular season.
We get a brutal shootout, some snappy one-liners, double-crosses, comedy and heartbreak - and that's all before we get to a flying saucer.
Most of the episode was still greater than anything else on TV right now.
Fargo finally delivered on the Massacre of Sioux Falls, and it lived up to a season's worth of expectation.