watching Carrie Coon with this stock 'good cop' material and then watching her in The Leftovers is like watching De Niro in 'Bad Grandpa' vs. De Niro in 'Raging Bull'.

Malvo, for sure. Malvo was fucking terrifying in that scene.

He's obviously just very sexist in a paternalistic way, and a firm believer in 'the easiest answer is usually the correct answer.'

I have this terrible feeling that Emmit is gonna get away scot-free, having swung around to Vargas' pitiless view of the world and its workings. Every character in the Fargoverse gets punished, though, so who knows?

someone sounds defensive…and i wasn't being facetious, for the record. i was genuinely curious. but your response speaks volumes.

hardly.

agreed. dicaprio is dicaprio in everything he plays.

Wait…you seriously forget that certain people who don't share your particular identity are also human beings with thoughts and feelings?

That doesn't change that it's still an incomplete sentence fragment, Spicy Boy…

I almost couldn't get through this episode, I found it the most disturbing one thusfar. I couldn't deal with sleazy Waterford's sleazing all over everything. Every word, every gesture, every expression. Just repulsive and slimy. So gross.

Personally, I wonder how long it took 45 to remember his son's name.

But booting millions of Americans, including children, from their healthcare coverage isn't sick at all, of course.

Let People Enjoy Things (tm)

Despite all the negative press rage, I am still just a covfefe in a cage.

'Kasparov, Deep Blue, 1996!'

This show honestly sucks a giant hippopotamus dong, and yet i've never been able to stop watching it. Weird.

heh, you said 'comes'

I only watched the first season of Lost before I…ahem…lost interest.

I thought for sure Laurie would pop up in Imagination Land, confirming her suicide. Maybe that'd be too pat.

your mom. she's a hell of a jugsmith.