Customer Ratings & Reviews

Another great season of Fargo ! This season is filled with tension, humor and death. What else could you want from Fargo?

I was a little suspicious with Fargo the series when it first was announced because the movie was so iconic. I'm glad I took the plunge. The first season removed all doubts and the second season laid it down thicker and harder. This season has several antagonists that give the first season a run for its money. And it only gets stranger and more surreal by the season finale which is hands down the best series ending I've seen in years! There's only one part that irritated me (and most will agree when you compare the continuity of a certain character to S1), but it's easy to forgive on a series that uses what little mythology it can muster and runs with it. Worth owning, especially on Blu-ray to pick up on the little parts you may have missed, and on the excellent cinematography.

Fargo season 2 is a very interesting plot about a true story that occurred in MN in 1979. It combines a high suspense drama with some dry humor; best like the family relationship of the cop, his wife and her dad. Like the most the character play by the ill wife - I think she is just great. I have yet to see the 4th and final disc. Very good plot and set of characters.

Fargo is an amazing show- I've enjoyed all 3 seasons but season 2 is still my favorite. Kirsten Dunst really should have won more awards for her performance, it's absolutely flawless.

So well made and this season is probably the best one i.m.o. You don't need to see the previous season because each is a stand alone story based on true events.

Starts off running. The dramatization of real life aspect only makes it better. Happy with my boring life, thank you.

Season one and two were great entertainment. Can’t wait to watch season three. Cohen brothers rock.

As much as I loved Billy Bob Thornton in the first season, the second season has perhaps an even better overall cast. Kirsten Dunst and Ted Danson are probably the biggest names, but there are outstanding performances from the entire ensemble. Jesse Plemons was fantastic, and he seems to have put on about 40 pounds versus his role on Breaking Bad. Jean Smart is great as always, and there are very entertaining performances in smaller roles from Nick Offerman and Brad Garrett. Even though the second season is ostensibly a sequel, it's actually a prequel of sorts, with the events occurring about a quarter century before the first season. There isn't much of a carryover of story lines vis-a-vis to the first season, but one of the characters in the second season does in fact exist in the first season, albeit portrayed by an older actor in the later storyline. And as in the first season, the writing and cinematography are excellent. I can't wait for season 3.

Its a great show interesting stories and one fantastic ride.

This serie Is amazing, fotos my Is te best season un fargo

Watch this series; it’s excellent! All three seasons

fargo season 2 was great, just as good as season 1.

This season of Fargo can be viewed without watching the first, though there are some cool strands of plot-winks in there if you did. I really like this resurgence of anthology TV that we are getting nowadays, with shows like Fargo, True Detective and American Horror Story, as they always tend to excite with what may come next. In this case, we get a new string of murders that somehow yarn into one giant mystery, a new setting with the era of the 70s, and its all set in the same snowy landscape that we love - this time sprawling across N. Dakota, Fargo, and Kansas City - with mobsters coming from each area, coppers on the wrong side of the line and a poor couple that has stumbled into one heck of a doozy. But don't worry, it will all end well, right? After all, this is Fargo!

This series has been really good and this is the best of the three aired seasons. Really good cast and performances. Story line will keep you at the edge of your seat. Definitely a thriller, but also a great comedy and drama. Great similarity to the original Fargo and ties into the first season with some serious depth. Perfect set design and cinematography. My favorite part has to be the soundtrack, not to mention some really funny routes you'll find yourself saying though your binge watch of this series.

This iconic American true story is primarily set between Fargo, North Dakota & Luverne, Minnesota in March of 1979. Season Two details all the events that lead to a massacre in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The story follows a beautician and her husband, a local butcher, as they look to cover up a hit-and-run of the son of a local mob family that runs the town. The local mob is being pressured to let in a rival Kansas City mob that is looking to expand, and take over their operations in the small Minnesota town, and it documents the bloodbath that follows.

Fargo season 2 was good, but was not brilliant like Season 1. Everything about the first season was perfect. There were some very good performances in season 2...Ted Danson, Jesse Plemmons & Patrick Wilson were standouts...but some were just a little too over the top for me, most notably Kirsten Dunst and especially Bokeem Woodbine. His character was as annoying as his one episode role on The Sopranos. Unfortunately he's in every episode of Fargo. The decisions to include all the different split screens throughout the season was also very annoying. Even good as far as doing a split screen of the same shot...WHAT???!!! I wouldn't necessarily say I was disappointed in season 2, but it didn't live up the all the hype & wasn't nearly as excellent as season 1.

The Fargo TV series is fantastic and I enjoyed season 2 just as much if not more than season 1! As I write this, season 3 is slated to be delivered today! If you liked or loved the movie Fargo you will most likely love this! Although a different story than the movie it retains the spirit of the same and has obvious touches of Coen Brothers throughout. Essential!

Season 1 of Fargo is one of my all-time favorite miniseries. Season 2 is nearly as perfect. It was a little slower going at the start and was harder to get interested in (for me, at least), but once it got going, it was every bit as awesome as the first season, and the acting is just spectacular across the board, especially surprising to me was Kirsten Dunst's performace. I don't normally think she's all that great of an actress, but she was amazing in this.

When I first heard that they were making a series out of Fargo, I was pretty skeptical but I was pleasantly surprised. I was extremely happy when they announced season 2 and it is just as good as the first season except for one little issue I had with the season. I won't spoil anything but you will know it when you see it. The actors are great, especially Jeffery Donovan. Kirsten Dunst does a very good job as well. I highly recommend season 2!

Much like the original movie and season 1, Fargo season 2 is off the beaten path. Each episode is gripping in its own way. What drives the show is the variety of quirky characters and the way they interact with each other. If you watch shows like "CSI" 5 nights a week, this is probably not for you. I would recommend watching season 1 first, although that's not imperative. And the seasons are completely unrelated to the movie.