Loved Leftovers, but this beats it, imo. Really it comes down to no Liv Tyler. I love to hate her and you're supposed to in her role in Leftovers (at leas in Season 2), but my own hate for her on screen (she's probably a lovely person) overshadowed my hate of her character.

This was some the best TV I've seen, and I rank Fargo up there with Sopranos, Breaking Bad and The Wire (the holy trilogy of binge-able TV). Both seasons are chuck full of great acting, great plot and beautiful to watch.
I do have some issues though:

She's not right. She was just nearby when it happened.

There's only one "Moby-Dick" movie and that's the one with Gregory Peck as Captain Ahab. While I get the desire to remake it, none of the remakes have been any good in my opinion. This just seems like a sneaky way to try and remake "Moby-Dick" and it just can't be done. If Hollywood really wants to impress, they…

"…and the young Chicago rapper made the most of it."

I would vote for him.

"…my wife accuses me of just plain hating white men. (I am a white man.)"
It is the last bastion of semi-acceptable racism, though. And Rudnitsky just puts a face on it.

"Keith threatens to go find Spencer, Wentworth and Abi at their homes after the game."

"Which is why the UFO is entirely fitting."

Starring Evie from Leftovers as Copperhead's daughter who witnessed her death at the hands of Black Mamba; feeling "raw" and back for revenge.

"The purpose isn’t to actually blow anything up, it’s to remind people that life is random, cruel, and stingy with answers, and no one is favored over anyone else."

C-. None of the sketches worked for me (well, Vanessa Bayer as the horny elf with a spanking fetishes does, but not the way SNL intended). I'm not a big Gosling fan per se, but I don't hate him. He wasn't particularly funny on this. It says a lot that the most interesting thing in this week's show was the girl in the…

I think Peggy and Hanzee are the two ends of this show's spectrum. He's all being and she's all thinking. Love them both, and it was weird to see them together at last. There almost seemed to be a kinship between them. And he likely took out Constance, who had built her little, lesbian, love lair for Peggy to step…

Tara, Dana, Deana…someone not doing enough to keep my limited attention.

- it amazes me that everyone didn't know about the sewer as they were running their own little community, but I was a boy scout and a sailor; be prepared bitches.
- Tara! That's it. I don't know where Dana came from.
- agreed. Sam and Ron are zombie bait. No room for pussies in the zombie apocalypse.

Yeah, cause Rick and the gang would never have made it this far without the…oh wait. Fuck that. There's a chance the person would drive that knife in, and it looked like a hunting knife with the blade out to me (could be wrong, but I'm willing to take that chance). Or, shoot the hostage like in Speed.

Oh, TWD, so much stupid packed into one hour:
1 - Those zombies sure took advantage of the tower falling didn't they? They were right in that shit, but ok, I'm down. I can overlook that.
2 - Why is there no exit strategy? All that time sitting around talking about how the zombies make you feel and no one has a go bag? a…

Loving the show, but I have to admit the rapid tempo, combining events and characters from the books, can be frustrating. Namely, no Steapa?!

And the dude from Misfits!

Agreed. There has to be some connective tissue to humanity for me or I just don't care what happens to the character. I didn't care what happened to this guy and his phone calls to his daughter didn't help; they just made him creepier.