Customer Ratings & Reviews

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

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.

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

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.

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!

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.

Fargo season 2 got off to a hot start but cooled down about halfway through the series. It wasn't as good as the first season but it's still worth watching. Kirsten Dunst was phenomenal as a delusional housewife. The 70's fashion and music rocked and helped immerse the viewers into the setting. The UFO added a nice, quirky touch to the series as well.

After watching the the Movie and then the 1st season which I also bought and had to have the 2cd season as well. Very well written and acted and the scenery is great even if is in the dead of winter in FARGO!! Give them all a watch especially if you liked the original movie.☆☆☆☆☆

The story and casting of Patrick Wilson and the delightful Kirsten Dunst made season 2 of Fargo a true delight. The story evolved in such a way that you were held at the end of your chair, and if you binge watched it like I did, you didn't have to wait for the next installment a week later!!

If you enjoyed Fargo Season 1 then by all means pick up Season 2 - though you need to know that it contains none of the first season's cast (all new actors/characters). With that said - storyline is great, Patrick Wilson is very good, and it has patented Fargo feel throughout.

The Coen Brothers do it again!!! In their second season they bring together a larger group of actors- all with depth and texture,dripping in that 70's nostalgia. Laced with the dry witty black humor that accompanies most Coen Brothers movies. Sit back and enjoy the ride!

As with the first season, "Fargo" outshines almost all the Oscar-nominated feature films of the last few years. And it's much richer in story and texture than the Coen Brothers overrated comedy-drama. Solid acting across the board and polished cinematography make this a keeper.

Love the Coen Brothers. Season one hinted at what season two might be and it sure delivered. Loved Dodd and his extremely dysfunctional family. He did his best but still failed. Brad Gilbert can act seriously and still be funny. Super show but check out season one first.

this is amazing. The actors are awesome and the plot and story are beyond the norm and its only ten episodes per year. You will actually cheer out loud when it finally concludes with such satisfaction. There is a touch of oddness that will make you smile thru every show.

While I liked the first season of Fargo a lot (the Martin Freeman & Billy Bob Thorton combo work very well) this season was good as well. I particularly enjoyed the way they left the ending with some loose ends to either tie up in the next season or one after that

Why go to the movies when you can find better entertainment on television? FARGO Season 2 is edge-of-your-seat entertaiment. It's more engaging, funny, and weirder than 90% of the movies playing at the multiplex. Binge this series and enjoy.

The plot moves fast with a cast of unbelievable characters keeps you guessing until the very end. It picks up before Season 1 filling in the back story and draws the viewer into the crime under world. Kept me guessing until the very end.

Not sure how anything could be better than season 1 of Fargo, but season 2 was a pleasant surprise. If you hesitated to watch this because the first season was so good you need to stop whatever you are doing and go watch! Great cast!

This is the best season of a truly great show. Season 1 is good, 3 is ok but 2 is spectacular. I looked on Amazon and this was by far the best price I could find.

I thought this was a very bad idea to bring this to tv. I couldn't have been more wrong. One of the best shows on tv. Watch season one too. If you're on the fence like I was.... just give it a shot. It's really awesome!