Is it safe to assume that he's probably more dangerous

>>82643532
still don't know to be honest... different types of danger if you ask me....

>>82643532
Malvo pulls the trigger. This guy pulls the strings.

He looks so quintessentially English, I can almost hear him say "Smashing!"

>>82643532
Yes, for now. Malvo was more of an open book whereas this guy is a total enigma. Currently, we have no idea who is backing him or how powerful he could possibly be.

>>82643532
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwL5Q02uwDE
you know, I bet he's even MORE lazily written and MORE likely to have no actual big plan and just "likes the thrill of the hunt" because "muh predator/wolf"

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>>82644018
>big plan

>>82644018
i kind of hope you're right... that would just prove evil exists to be evil... i don't think that would be lazy

>>82644018
did you record it yourself?

>>82643532
>Tfw people like this actually exist.

>>82643532
>more dangerous than Malvo ever was

Carrie Coon's character is

She has no soul because she is satan

Malvo was definitely more dangerous, he single handedly took out a entire crime syndicate in broad daylight. I actually thought he might be the devil until the last episode.

>>82644018
Stop shilling your videos, you fucking faggot. No one liked your Split video, no one likes your Fargo video and no one is ever gonna like any of your videos.

>>82644018
Why would you continue to watch a show that you don't even like?

>>82644336
how can you give a valid criticism of a story if you haven't seen or read it?

>>82644291
oh but they do noah

>>82644472
>5:50 like:dislike ratio

sure

>>82644018
no one's gonna watch your shitty video, just give up already loser

>>82643532
Why is he throwing up all his meals?

>>82644472
>"oh but they do noah"
>5 likes, 52 dislikes
>every comment on the video is shitposting
Oh yeah, you're really popular. :^)

>>82644549
He's saving up for a real feast

>>82644472
>how can you give a valid criticism of a story if you haven't seen or read it?
Why would you make a video about it if the full story isn't finished?

>>82644018
>"everybody shits on my video"
>"it must be so good, and they're so butthurt and jealous"

is he human? what is his plan?

>he will never save you from the peasants ;_;

>>82644606
having seen every Coen brothers movie aside from Intolerable Cruelty and S1&2 of Fargo: shit
I decided to go out on a limb and make a prediction. believe it or not, I'm right so far

why did he puke?

>>82645057
Not really.

Less dangerous than Malvo, more dangerous than Hanzee and Milligan

>>82645110
but, yes really

>>82645189
No, you're not.

>>82643532
Who he's working for seems more powerful than he is. We just don't know the endgame.

>>82645210
yes, I're am

>>82645919
Prove it.

>>82645968
watch the show

>>82646150
>can't prove his point

>>82646187
>can't prove his point wrong*

He creeps me the fuck out.

>>82643532
Love the way this season is shaping up, two last episodes have been great.

>>82646216
>thinks "watch the show" is a valid argument
I've yet to be convinced.

>>82644018
holy shit you shill this garbage in every thread.
"gee people enjoy talking about it a show maybe theyd also like my horribly written and recorded petty critique on it as well every fucking day"

>>82644549
Fat = rich in his eyes

>>82646233
The intro when the original title theme kicked in was amazing

>>82646334
>horribly written and recorded
you just described fargo my friend

>>82646260
well the only way to discover the show is a shit attempt to recreate the movie in so many ways is to watch the show. I'm sorry you need to be spoonfed.

>>82644018
put your trip back on faggot

>>82646396
this makes the most sense, he enjoys the benefits of bingeing, but is aware of appearances (though interesting he does nothing regarding his teeth, but maybe he feels that adds to the appearance).

>>82643532
No, Malvo is a true predator, does what he feels like. This guy has a goal, a method, once we know what he wants he'll be predictable.

>>82646528
>well the only way to discover the show is a shit attempt to recreate the movie in so many ways is to watch the show.
It's its own thing. In what way is it shit?

You're not making a good argument. You need to give more. What you're saying is conjecture.

>>82646528
Surely the mass bad comments and dislikes have to be some sort of indication that people do not enjoy your content. It's not even a matter of disagreement a lot of people don't like Fargo you just have no reasoning or rhetoric and use cheap exploitation and bait tactics to get what little attention you have.

>>82644472
>how can you give a valid criticism of a story if you haven't seen or read it?

This argument makes sense if you're a professional critic or a really obsessive fan. But watching several seasons of a show you don't like, just so you can have an fully informed opinion as to why you don't like it is jsut pointless.

>>82646628
it's not its own thing.
the finale to season 2 was a family guy tier reference to The Man Who Wasn't There (who just happens to have billy bob).
billy bob and mcgregor's sidekick from A Serious Man are both only in there because they starred in Coen brothers films

Thanks for another entry to the filter

>>82646515
Yes, and the continued usage of the music for each of the characters throughout, it's very playful. It still feels fresh, and unpredictable as a show.

>>82646772
Fargo is an adaptation in one of the loosest sense possible. Is every adaptation a family guy tier reference to you? I don't even care about your opinion i just want to understand the increidble autism thats going on here.

>>82646827

Nah, it jsut feels like a Wes Anderson film

>>82646772
>the finale to season 2 was a family guy tier reference to The Man Who Wasn't There (who just happens to have billy bob).
>billy bob and mcgregor's sidekick from A Serious Man are both only in there because they starred in Coen brothers films
So are you saying the show is bad because it references movies made by the creators of the original source material and has actors from movies made by those people.

That's a terrible argument.

>>82643532
if im not mistaken vargas says "Schweinebraten"(pork chops) when he invites himself to dinner at stussy´s house.
maybe hes really the murderer they were looking for in that gdr flashback.

>>82646848
>film has music
>film references one of the most famous classic symphonies
>wes anderson
wut

>>82646852
>>82646852
the problem is that there is nothing more to it than being a reference. the references themselves aren't the kicker.
>>82646759
>>82646759
>professional critic or really obsessive fan
I fit somewhere in between those

>>82646915
>the problem is that there is nothing more to it than being a reference.
You do realize that the UFO was important to what happened in the season, right?

>the references themselves aren't the kicker.
Then what is? What point are you trying to make exactly?

>>82643810
More like Malvo pulls the trigger, Vargas supplies the gun.
Through proxy.

>>82646967
it's not important

my point is the show blows

>>82644241

He was but then decided to possess that wolf instead of staying in an injured human body.

>>82647096
And yet, you haven't explained how.

>>82646862
Well, considering the russian is named YURI, I don't think you are right.

>>82647096
Good luck with your youtube review career, I'm sure it won't be a pathetic failure

>>82644549
this >>82646396 is probably the reason, but I thought it was because him being the wolf, he just love to eat and consume, and he is always in that constant state of consuming. The only way to be able to do that is to have the room for it. But im wrong so...

Was he the Stasi colonel from the beginning?

If not, who is?
What about Yuri Gurka?

>>82646603
All that stomach acid from all that puking is hell for your teeth.

Bulemics usually have horrible teeht.

>>82644239

She is the demon Azrael

>>82647157
But bull whip Yuri would've been a little boychik in '88.

>>82647532
Yeah I know, what I meant was, I could see him justifying not fixing his teeth because it could add to this whole "masking" yourself thing he spoke about in this week's episode

>>82647150
i did
>>82647211
fingers crossed

>>82647684
You didn't though.

>>82647641
2010-1988 is only 22
In the opening scene it's mentioned Yuri Gurka is supposed to be 20 in 88. He looks around 40 now. All is good.

>>82647724
Why do you fags always reply to shitposters? And a tripfag at that. This nigger shills his shit, meme YouTube account on every Fargo thread while being anonymous. It's like I'm back in hs again dealing with that one edgy kid who constantly said shit like "Hitler did nothing wrong" just to try to be the talking points for the week. If you faggots would stop giving him attention he would fuck off already. Christ. It really isn't that hard to ignore the dumb trip who doesn't have any friends irl and does what he does for that tiny bit of connection he can't get anywhere else. Nigga beats his meat to (You)s.

every scene with him in it is just kino, plane and simple

>>82648428
Sometimes it's good to make someone feel a little less lonely. No matter how much of a cunt he is.

>>82646862
I think he said "Schweinekotelett".
But it's been half a day since i've seen the episode so i might be wrong.
Not that that has anything to do with your theory i am just pedantic.

>>82648484
Fuck that. It's gonna be a good day when some Anon gets tired of his shit and doxes him (shit that Anon may just be me). Either that or he realizes how pathetic his life is and necks himself like every other pathetic trip. He contributes nothing to these threads and people like him are the reason why this board is trash.

>>82648733
I see. Sorry, anon. You're right, I'll stop replying to him.

>>82648516
its possible, i only made out schweine to be honest, hes clearly not a native speaker.

>>82648428
this sounds like projection

>>82649107
Yeah, he definitely said Kotelett.

As a German i found it especially nice they bothered to hire two native speakers for the opening scene.

>>82649239
reminds me of a taverna in Crete that got set on fire cos the owners had a menu written in german and they despise germans over there.

I love how pretentious the intros are in this.

>>82649239
yes me too, but i would nitpick that the gdr officer was clearly from the rhineland and not from berlin.

I'm really starting to like this series. Varga is an excellent villain.

>>82649342
>villain
commie

So Emmit is going to start to fall for Varga's promises, right?

>>82649405
He is, probably. But then again, I think he's probably just weak-willed.

>>82649405
At first mabye, but Varga will kill his brother (his gf will survive) and then he will help the "Sheriff" to trap him.

>>82649785
I don't buy it, it's waay too predictable. I think they will set a story like that as a red herring.