Fargo (just the intro - FX Tv Show) S02 E01

[@maurodriguesxr]

Fargo season 2 is so deep in meanings and symbolic features that, after a year this season came out, I had to rewatch it.

[@tryhardtrynot]

So much so that now it’s being taught in University English courses

[@asiac5844]

@@tryhardtrynothello I’m sorry, do you know any papers related to this?

[@beasport505]

My husband is the dead guy on the wagon at the opening credits. 😅

[@wpdenni]

When that music kicked in at 3:06, I was overflowing with genuine excitement. So Fargo. So very much yes.

[@nvsondaperc]

The colours , the costume design , the whole aesthetic reminded me of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood , despite the story taking place 10 years later

[@Gabriel-br4qe]

it's the western thing probably

[@romilrh]

After the credits, Season 2 opens the same way as the movie: a sad, pathetic guy meeting with two men an hour late due to someone telling them the wrong times

[@spartyontop]

I personally think Rye reminded me more of Carl from the movie. He kind of looks similar to him.

[@tenparab]

I had a jacket just like that on the little guy in 1979, ..it looked real cool in 1979.

[@danward8838]

Pure Madness

[@maurodriguesxr]

Love the fact Rye is wearing a brighter version of Dodd's outfit. It sets the characters' personalities pretty straight foward.

[@HistoryNerd8765]

"... I'm from New Jersey." 😄

[@thecreaturewalks]

Thank you so much for posting this! So good!

[@sagekindred6106]

"...Gotta be what?" LMAO

[@squamish4244]

Weird. I have no memory of this opening. Guess it was so out of the blue.

[@arthurvane3901]

Show how god dam depressing the 70s were.

[@kevinzambrano5179]

Gold

[@bluerisk]

Season one had the better villain, season two the better story.

[@Ian-xd2in]

It’s hard to compare the villains. In season one Malvo was basically the devil in human form who’s desire was to just wreak havoc, and whose presence loomed over the other characters. In season 2 the creators didn’t try to have a overarching villain like Malvo. Rather a bunch of unique well written characters, (some not friendly) all thrown into a loop simply because of Peggy hitting Rye with her car.

[@REECEM92]

ROLL ON SEASON 3 - Airs Spring 2017 I heard. :D

[@Goose.Films.]

'Massacre at Sioux Falls' Hmmmmmmm

[@ShadeRaven222]

I always laugh when I see "staring Ronald Reagan" lmao 😅

[@SoulStylistJukeBox]

Great intro. Why only 1000 views.

[@RodDayZ]

who is this at 3:52?

[@jazzblack666]

Minister Jones I think, a lunatic who influenced a bunch of parishioner to commit suicide in a place located in Guyana I think

[@krempo997]

Jim jones - an American cult leader.

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

Jim Jones, tell me if i was of any help?

[@gfunkmadness]

Quasimodo predicted all this

[@valdeezycleaver]

are ya kiddin me?

[@digitalwest3449]

said 11, not noon

[@nikolukash6320]

Круть !!!

[@TonyPay-f4v]

Here is the sequence, Tony. S.#4. S.#2. S.#1. S.#3. S.#5. And I'm sure being redundant for most of you , I'm selfishly doing this anyway For superhero named Tony. All of the seasons have something in common , at least a person or more except for season #5.

[@j.avocado]

Which version of Oh Well did they use?

[@kamek200]

Live in Boston in 1970 I think

[@lucamagkinderriegel4844]

What is the name of the song?

[@detectivesgtbrucerobertson]

oh well- peter green's fleetwood mac but i think this is the live version at 71

[@EvelynDeRothschild275]

can someone explain the meaning of this part ?

[@SatroseCod]

has many levels, shows the time it's set in, tone of the show, aswell as reinforces the plot that was teased in season 1 and carried out in season 2.

[@tynoguchi7450]

And it is a hint to the future massacre.

[@i.r.978]

the dude is jim jones but the song is oh well by fleetwood mac

[@LegoSWfan01]

Also, the entire scene here focuses on the theme of miscommunication, which is evident in almost all of the characters in this opening scene. Season Two's primary theme is miscommunication, and how it leads to conflict.

[@РостиславПоляк-ф4г]

Im Ukrainian to me this is how the US jews or something played on our national feelings sort of

[@keveardo]

Is this supposed to be Hanzee?

[@JackOfSomeTrades29]

I don't think so. I believe that the director and the actor are meant to be parallels to Dodd and Hanzee. Although, the director and Dodd are kind of opposites, since the director is a Jew and Dodd's family is German.

[@JackOfSomeTrades29]

Guess what Dodd and the director share is that they both wear caps and are kind of ignorant.