Fargo - Peggy: "Just be that person"

[@934ist]

"This lady has lost her mind brother" HAHAHA

[@georgesealy4706]

She should have won awards for that performance. She was so great.

[@sanuspg]

Agreed. Whole cast was great, yet she still stood out for me.

[@AdmiralBonetoPick]

She did. She won the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actress in a Movie/Miniseries.

[@bartonfunk1237]

she did in fact.

[@nekozaemon3803]

@@sanuspg person who did casting on that show is a genius.

[@forzapound3482]

So great as a stupid, lost feminist, like her boss.

[@kentjohnson9571]

I love the absurdist overtones in this series.

[@StudioMod]

Kent Johnson haha, very true.

[@Freebarf]

Someone give that hallucination an award

[@logancox6548]

It just now occurred to me as I was rewatching it, that this might not be a hallucination. Maybe it's the aliens communicating with Peggy.

[@oliverswenson2470]

@@logancox6548 maybe its just irony here. We as humans always strive for the answer. Of anything. We cling to any possible answer. There is no answer for anything. Not that it's necessarily bad. Just don't worry and love and laugh and be creative. The fact we can consciously communicate over the power of the internet is pretty cool. Nature is pretty damn cool. I don't know. But there is a hidden beauty and question to it all.

[@oliverswenson2470]

The Man is quoting from Albert Camus, "The Myth of Sisyphus and other essays" the whole Fargo series is littered with Camus and Absurdism references.

[@MasterFatness]

I think The Man is very much meant to be Camus himelf. His hair and his suit. Hell, even the actor looks like him. Not exactly obviously, but dig the resemblance.

[@davidbrusilovsky1877]

This scene gave me fucking goosebumps lol. she really knows how to act like a crazy person.

[@TheFiresloth]

Camus' ghost is in your basement, analyzing your wife.

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

What an amazing scene.

[@noahzuniga]

god this scene was amazing

[@JimmySteller]

2:58 I love that little pause from Ed as just before he descends the stairs. Like he’s actually thinking “really bud? You’re gonna make threats while you’re tied up in my basement? Okay then”

[@chainreaction1703]

Dodd expressed fully my thoughts and feelings about Peggy. Her husband definitely had a woman problem. This woman is crazy and I think she is in the beginning stage of a psychotic break.

[@steveanderson5605]

Ed throws a mean punch. Take that concerned citizen.

[@Sam_T1021]

Hallucination guy sounds exactly like Hannibal Lecter to me, I can't be the only one

[@sanuspg]

He also sounded like Malvo, the moment when he said "I said - (etc.)". Just like Malvo when he asked his riddle about predators.

[@BeeBait]

Pay attention to the shots as well and the homage is pretty evident

[@jackmclean4120]

The guy playing the hallucination, Mackenzie Gray, also plays The Eye in another show created by Noah Hawley, Legion. Floyd's actor, Jean Smart, and Simone's actor, Rachel Keller, also show up in that series.

[@machineguninc904]

Ed's got one helluva right hook

[@angelotuccitto9989]

"Whaddya mean?" Very Midwestern haha

[@DiegoMartinez-ur7gi]

I knew he looked familiar he's the eye in legion

[@BegToDiffer99]

Love these series.

[@fminter]

I would have been so happy with an episode following this.

[@WeDoNotSpeakOf2014]

“and you’re shit on my shoe. why don’t ya c’mere and lemme wipe ya off.”

[@Fnelrbnef]

Kirsten Dunst is in this?? Okay, I'mma watch season 2 now.

[@editingman95]

Does she want to get a chow mein

[@ManuelPabloArnao]

This scene is literally amazing ❤

[@nikthedog612]

That's Gman

[@MrCarletto007]

It's not a halicination guys. It's an alien who teaching Peggy. :)

[@bluerisk]

Not that far fetched if you consider the fact that these fuckers kicked it all off when they distracted Rey Gerhardt on the middle of the road albeit knowing that Peggy was approaching...or how these bastard suited themselves when the shit hit the fan at Sioux Falls. Maybe it was some sort of reality show...

[@ryuk4142]

I had no idea she is the heroine of Spiderman Trilogy...😅

[@tramaceregiovanni]

Damn this scene is so meaningful. I love this series ( sisiphus myth , an Hitchcock scene). I'm pretty sure I lost a lot them as well

[@bluerisk]

Fargo has three seasons, and each of them has an own uniqueness.

[@inFerno16100]

Four seasons

[@liamvogl1703]

@@inFerno16100 three

[@matrickmayhem]

​@@inFerno16100 and you're the shit under my shoe...come here, I'll wipe ya off.

[@theunfunnyjokester]

@@liamvogl1703now there’s four. (we don’t talk about the actual 4th)

[@v.mvarga4979]

Everyone, here and on Reddit is making the same mistake talking about this guy being a Lifespring dude. I swear to god. The series make it fucking pretty obvious that this dude is Albert Camus. Hear what he is saying, his clothes, his face and hair. It's definately Camus

[@amosungar5248]

What about him not being even remotely French?

[@v.mvarga4979]

@@amosungar5248 How many times any accent is being well depicted in media? Directors would not look up in France if there's anyone that resembles Camus. So many things indicating that's him but somehow accent is more important when you got vikings in movies that doesn't even sound nordic

[@davec484]

It might be that other French philosopher,Joseph Robinette

[@cameltoeinspector6015]

Fargo season 2 most interesting character hands down

[@ka-boom2083]

Gman from half life?

[@photogenic_potato4826]

His voice sounds so familiar. Where do I know it from? I can't quite figure it out. Did he narrate sth?

[@gordn_ramsi]

I thought so too. The actor's name is Mackenzie Gray. Couldn't find anything on IMDb I'd know him from though.

[@Minnan1]

I think Liam Neeson has a similar voice

[@sireugenecourtney5797]

When is Kirsten Dunst going to turn into Kirstey Alley?

[@bodytoxic98]

What's the name of the guy?

[@SHALEV1001]

Ed (fat one) or Dodd

[@bodytoxic98]

shalev shalom I meant the hallucination guy

[@fezmel]

I don't think that character is named. It seems to just be a figment of her imagination from her visions. Most likely theory to me. I also had the unlikely and (most likely) unpopular thought that he could related to the aliens in some way because of the way to he refers to humans in a objective, secular, and almost scientific way as though he were a foreign being.

[@bodytoxic98]

That's a great theory man

[@saeedvazirian]

@@fezmel Many psychiatrists and researchers do this, I do it as a researcher too.

[@finnkdy]

She be a faulty Skyler series model.

[@sahir3733]

I hated her so much haha