Fargo S1E1 - Lester calls Lorne

Lester Nygaard calls Lorne Malvo in "The Crocodile's Dilemma" from Fargo Season 1.

[@goatlib2338]

Am I the only one amazed by Freeman's acting here ? Jesus you could feel that panic in his voice and face..

[@beckerqueiroz]

No you're not. I think it's freaking brilliant. His mannerisms and the way he controls his voice... it's more than impressive, it's genius.

[@redpugie6235]

+BadBurrito He pulls off the accent fantastically as well.

[@REECEM92]

I think it's the best role Freeman has ever played and the darkest. LOL!

[@robertkeeganwalker2100]

He's brilliant in that series. Surprised me

[@Zombiesnyder13]

And how he controls his british accent

[@birduno]

"lester have you been a bad boy" is such a perfect response

[@ravenrose5712]

That part where he almost confesses committing murder to the takeout lady is genius.

[@thelunarbros]

Lovely throwback to the movie when Jerry’s about to gush out on the phone

[@incredulouslamias8052]

Lester has to be the Most quirky character in a show besides Walter White

[@sOzzy-ik2km]

Very Minnesota

[@AAZer0]

@@incredulouslamias8052 I know right lol and that makes him so funny and unpredictable 😂

[@KD--sj8eo]

@@AAZer0 funny is not quite right.

[@Smoot11]

Vern was a really cool character. This first episode develops him really well, making you think he's going to be the (or at least a) main protagonist, then pulls the rug out from underneath. Bam. Shot in the back. He's kind of the Ned Stark of Fargo. Great storytelling.

[@stephengrigg5988]

exactly my thought. I was comparing characters to the movie, and he was similar to the female chief who was the main character.. they got me tho

[@ronoccc]

Yes very good with the Ned Stark comparison. Vern was such a solid guy, good at his job, family man with a baby on the way. The writing was on the wall he was going to get killed he was too good I guess

[@beet1508]

Who is ned stark again

[@DioBrando_2177]

The same was with Rye Gerhardt

[@spycheck]

@@beet1508 my boy ned stark was the main character in Game of Thrones, at least he was for the first 9 episodes until he's uh no longer.

[@Straggler8]

I forgot, that his plan to actually kills Malvo and blame it on him was very impressive - it has shown at the very begining of the season what Lester is capable of to survive

[@maxl5423]

Malvo probably figured out his plan since he found the loaded shotgun.

[@Grivian]

Malvo probably saw Lester as a friend and it wasn't until Lester betrayed him twice (or three times) before he decided to kill him. First he figures out that Lester planned to kill and frame him here. He could have killed Lester. He would have killed anyone else but instead he just leaves. Second betrayal is when Lester confronts him in the elevator. Still he shoots everyone except Lester. Third betrayal is when Lester hits his head. That is when he decides to kill him.

[@jonathansenile4396]

The first episode of Fargo was perfect

[@paperchasindude6578]

FACTS

[@conormartin3476]

Along with every other episode of the season

[@arielemiliano226]

*The first season of Fargo was perfect. Second one was great tho...Third not so great and fourth was definetely the worst.

[@knowledgeablebro6970]

@@arielemiliano226 exactly sadly

[@brandoncourtney8134]

@@arielemiliano226 I remember watching this in 1996 or 97 on VHS.

[@MaX1MuS2k7]

Martin Freeman is incredible in this, everything down to his mannerism and tone of voice

[@REECEM92]

Can you imagine if a neighbour saw Lester pointing his gun at the front door? "Hey look there goes Lester with his gun again". LOL!

[@volgax3646]

Aryan Persian Traditionalist He was going to kill Malvo

[@khoroshoorange]

"okay then"

[@johnmccarron7066]

"Oh, heya, Lester! Watcha doin' there?"

[@Freegameteachings]

Lester rehearsing with the door and shotgun one of the most hilarious, flawless performances I’ve seen! 😂 Absolutely brilliant actor

[@azazello1784]

he is average at best

[@firstnamelastname6216]

@@azazello1784 lol I think you'll find yourself in the minority with that opinion. Just sayin'

[@thealgerian3285]

Problem is, what is he even rehearsing for? There's not supposed to be any witnesses when he shoots Malvo, so who's that show even for?

[@tmclaug90]

​@@thealgerian3285 you have to live the lie. It's pretty smart actually. Dumb to think he would actually get the drop on Malvo like that though.

[@mhamedbenouissa2778]

Like Jerry landergard in the movie

[@kangaroo9816]

In episode 01, Malvo kills the husband of a pregnant woman. In episode 10, Malvo gets killed by the husband of a pregnant woman. Talk about karma.

[@proctorritter5176]

He also gets killed by someone who used to be a poor animal control worker, but has now become the ultimate animal control worker since he kills the deadliest wolf in the ecosystem: Malvo.

[@sorjonen8358]

@@proctorritter5176 You mean Lester right?

[@proctorritter5176]

@@sorjonen8358 no, I’m talking about Gus Grimly.

[@ubt3606]

It's really not that deep, making it about women 😂😂

[@kangaroo9816]

@@ubt3606 you know, you could’ve just said i was making up connections that weren’t there, and maybe you’d be right. Instead you sound like your main problem is that i ‘made it about women’ and that’s not a great look.

[@esesdeekay776]

That "aw hell" is so authentic, you can hear the lump in his throat

[@kapanv8781]

None of this would have happened if the wasching maschine worked properly.

[@laadidaouiomar1078]

That's the beauty of Fargo and the Coen brothers' main touch, absurd little things starts a chain of actions that ultimately destroy everything the characters hold dear to themselves

[@sellamoespanol3347]

The root of all major and minor issues.

[@ncuxap12444]

again, it's China's fault

[@saber26ful]

ncuxap12444 chyna

[@leonpaelinck]

true, later it was revealed it was a crappy washing machine

[@ghettoeasterbasket5638]

I’ll never forgive the writers for making me think Vern would be the main character

[@KD--sj8eo]

@Bogdy Yo the cop here. You should watch it and stop asking silly questions.

[@PretentiousStuff]

I thought he would be one of the antagonists, he has that douchebag righteous cop air about him. I'm glad they killed them off quickly. Although props to the actor, it's not easy to get the audience to kind of dislike you in such a short period of screen time.

[@mr.onomatopoeia523]

@@PretentiousStuff Pretty sure you're the only one who disliked Verne dude

[@monkelife]

They did foreshadow it during the scene when he told the police women that he wants her to be the next chief

[@johnmccarron7066]

@@PretentiousStuff Yeah, that guy with his wife who he loved. Expecting a baby he was excited for. Mentoring a talented young cop to be his successor. Whose death upset people over the length of the season because he was so loved. Real douchebag, that one.

[@Eric-yp7ho]

fargo sn 1 is the goat

[@garrethlovejoy7695]

lorne malvo is the goat

[@marcosgabe6848]

@@garrethlovejoy7695 you're god damn right

[@jasonclaros7073]

I liked season 2 the best but that's just me

[@mrskinszszs]

@Lucas yeah, I’ve watched every episode so far and no other season has matched the first.

[@swimsanta3132]

@Lucas i thought season 2 had better pacing and plotting

[@BRUTUSBRUTUSBRUTUS]

I, I, I, I didn’t do nothin’! I didn’t do nothin’! I just got home, I didn’t do nothin’!

[@antonmussolini6669]

nothing is more suspicious than saying things like, "don't go down there," and "there's nothing down there,"

[@thesalanian]

It’s great watching this again knowing that Lorne basically gets off on finding people he knows he can seduce into becoming evil and listening to their panicked phone calls. He knew this call was coming, and he was looking forward to it. He only came over because he wanted to see his work.

[@siltyclayloam8739]

i think its mostly the trying to get them to ruin their lives than just becoming evil, i think lester is probs the only person who actually came out of it alright

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Lorne is a corrupter, he wanted to corrupt them and cause them to destroy themselves, that’s why he records them especially if they commit suicide so he can replay those moments the issue is that his work with Lester backfires and he turns a sheep into a wolf like him Lester gets the final call on Lorne in the end, even if he too is caught eventually in the hunter’s net.

[@thesalanian]

@@mckenzie.latham91 Lorne unknowingly simulated the sith rule of 2 lol

[@OverdriveCz]

How did he scaped thru the basement?

[@cmonmanyouknowthething8200]

So the reason why Lester invited Lorne over was to kill him right ? To make it seem like Lorne was the one to hammer his wife and make Lester look innocent?

[@margotblomtrock]

Jumpman Agnoli yes

[@William_Sk]

Oh YA!

[@zm4522]

How if he killed him outside the house ??

[@khaledabegum3845]

Yeh seems like it, didn’t notice when watching the episode, .. why did malvo have s soft spot for lester?

[@francislouis5999]

No, he just needed help to get rid of the body and stuff

[@jarnodatema]

I was almost as blown away as the sheriff when i first watched this scene

[@zm4522]

Jarno Datema it was a perfectly timed setup

[@sellamoespanol3347]

Nice!

[@JimmySteller]

Shortly after this, Lester reconsidered a previous contract offered to him to go reclaim a treasure from a dragon out east.

[@beet1508]

That little fist thing he does to the clock when it goes off is so funny fucking funny lol

[@Roastpeef]

It's so awkward and lame, just like his whole personality. No wonder everyone bullied him😂

[@dougstyles5091]

Pretty realistic shot gun damage. Great show.

[@StudioMod]

Lorne looking at Vern like "that's right, you're food" was just amazing. Vern had no idea what he was walking into.

[@maartenovergaauw8434]

"Yeah Wade, it's Jerry. I don't know what to do it's Jean. I don't know what to do it's my wife. I don't know what to do it's Jean. Yeah Wade, it's Jerry. We gotta talk, it's something really important, ah Jeez..."

[@TKinfinity01]

Jerry, have you been a bad boy?

[@Vman_95]

when i started this show i did not expected this, havent watched any trailers and just started watching like that. best random decision ever

[@Seekarr]

The freakiest part about this whole scene is how Malvo gets into the house without a sound, and knew exactly where to find the gun. It implies he entered the house before Lester hid the gun (because he knew where to find it) and also that knew in advance that the cop was coming. The next half of the scene is how Malvo vanishes as mysteriously as he appeared.

[@littlekettle5759]

Maybe, but we also know Malvo is really quick-witted. Even when he gets caught by the bear trap, in a split second he thought of grabbing the sales award and throwing it at Lester's nose. Might be that he came in as the scene was developing, saw the gun on the wall and grabbed it, because he's the kinda guy who could kill an armed man in 101 ways.

[@MK-ib4dp]

Yeah, well it’s a tv show. For all we know Malvo teleported in.

[@stellarwind1946]

He probably knew or at least anticipated that Lester was going to try to frame him for Pearl’s murder, so he was extra cautious entering the home.

[@BrassBashers]

Fallacy of your point: Lester put the gun in the bathroom before answering the door, not the usual spot for the shotgun. Do no pass GO....

[@mckenzie.latham91]

@@stellarwind1946 Yes this, Lorne enters the house through the back, not the front, suggesting that he was being very cautious incase of walking into a potential ambush or dangerous situation which is a sign of his years of experience

[@craignedoff991]

Malvo knew Lester was a monster from the start. He knew Lester was going to try to murder and blame him, that's why he snuck into the house and found the gun. That's 1 hypothesis.

[@monmongrubbs8172]

Lester is such a coward lmao kinda lovable tho

[@StudioMod]

Just noticed that Lester told Vern his wife was at his brothers. That's very telling. Seems he was planning to frame his brother since the start.

[@leonpaelinck]

I don't think so, he was too panicked at that time to think so far ahead. Plus he was going to kill Malvo

[@StudioMod]

@@leonpaelinck just seemed like his mind wandered there in a pinch. he also hit him

[@jarnodatema]

This scene is what got me hooked

[@hamsicle]

Aw geez, Freeman's acting is unbelievable here. You see such panic in him. Everything about this is perfect.

[@tripshitrajput7889]

This is the best opening episode I have ever seen.

[@dougwhiley4028]

I loved this series. From the comments, I can see that it appealed to a highly intelligent audience.

[@Umbra-qk6ut]

Lester, have you been a bad boyyhhh??;)

[@kinggeorgeiii4977]

I love that so much

[@bugliker4437]

I simp so hard for Malvo

[@rjonfully4915]

i specifically love that line lol

[@hari-xo2fm]

Tony Soprano & Christopher, Walter white & Jesse Pinkman, Rust Cohle & Marty and Lester & Malvo.... Probably the best yin-yang male pairings in TV history.

[@vividhkothari1]

The comedy in all three seasons of Fargo (yet to see the 4th season) is just incredible.

[@snitchbstudios]

If this took place today, the body cam would have saved a whole season. Unless Lorne took the camera.

[@Ollybollyk]

He shot him with a fully loaded shotgun. Pretty sure that bodycam would’ve broken.

[@ozgeozge09]

0:59 his "Thank You" is on a beat.

[@sanjosesharkrock]

Good trigger discipline from Chief Vern

[@charleswoodhouse4754]

3 great actors there.

[@ka-boom2083]

The tension build up is great

[@ghettoeasterbasket5638]

When a show or movie is so good , that it nearly tops the film it’s spinning off

[@stevenforman3044]

good work. Thanks. :D

[@tommypizzza]

Does anyone have a theory on why Malvo took such a liking to Lester? He took out Sam Hess for him. He came over to help deal with his wife. All for some random stranger while on a job.

[@JimmySteller]

He recognized that Lester was another monster, just needed to be pushed in the right direction. Just look at how easily Lester prepared to kill Malvo and frame him for the murder of his wife.

[@davidci]

@@JimmySteller Ironically, that also aided with Malvo's downfall at the last episode. Lester has developed into a monster so much that he caught Malvo totally off guard with that bear trap.

[@leonpaelinck]

@@JimmySteller I think he believes ALL men are monsters. Just as he later spares a guy after he sold those two cops out and sealed their fate

[@leonpaelinck]

I think he just enjoys seeing people become evil

[@jarnodatema]

Amazing show

[@MysterE95]

As the audience, we know that Lester was planning on shooting Malvo when he arrived. But I wonder if Malvo himself realized that…

[@babybluesky9238]

man took out an entire syndicate building on his own lester is a mouse even with a shotty

[@MysterE95]

@@babybluesky9238 sure. But I mean no matter who you are, if someone unexpectedly shoots at you the moment you open their front door, that’s a hard thing to survive or be prepared for.

[@spaghettioverlord3247]

I’d say most likely since he found a loaded shotgun in a place that could easily be accessed.

[@MyOrangeString]

This scene establishes so much about the characters. Lester, although cowardly and floppy, improvises (at a time where he is under a lot of nervous pressure) a sound plan to put the blame on Lorne. If you could get out of the previous scene (his wife's murder) with the impression that his could have been a one-off huge mistake, now there is no place for doubt that he is malevolent to the core, deceitful, manipulative. How quickly his mind works to put the blame on somebody else, on how to lie to get them to comply and enter his game... a monster in disguise. As to Lorne... entering without a sound... coldbloodedly murdering the cop... He is an expert killer, he has no qualms... but also, the genius setup of the scene allows you to enter his mind: why did he shoot? zhy did he appear? he could have just walked away. None of this mess was his. He had nothing to gain from this. He stayed, he showed himself, and he killed, for pleasure. He is the ultimate danger, and now the ghost of his presence alone is terrifying for the next 10 episodes.

[@owenleal]

What also sells Lester's capacity for manipulation, is when he rams himself into the basement wall in order to cover his tracks and make it look like he was knocked out by someone.

[@28098610w]

The fact that Lester planned to murder someone and frame him for his crime shows he wasn't a decent person corrupted , he was always was a lousy person at heart , he just never had the bottle to act on in it, until Malvo came into the picture. It's almost as if Malvo could sense he was a scumbag that just needed a little push.

[@kilianne568]

Why are you so scared to admit Lester is just a normal person? Are you afraid of seeing how killers are in the end just humans, is that why you demonize them into this abstract other?

[@ZuckerbergsAi]

​@@kilianne568 nah Lester is a coward and is human scum. Not every human is capable of murdering strangers just to cover up their other murders. he's pathetic, and you are projecting your murderous fantasies onto all humans. he's expertly written, and he's a manipulative and deceitful rat.

[@MysterE95]

@@kilianne568 I don’t think he’s scared to admit anything. I agree that anyone could become corrupted morally, but Lester was clearly losing his mind or moral compass already before Malvo came around, wasn’t his brother mentioning in one of the first scenes how Lester has been acting strange lately? I tend to agree with the interpretation that Lester was never a good person in the beginning, he was just afraid of breaking society’s rules, and lying even to himself about who he was. Lester and Malvo are psychopaths. I’m not saying that all killers are psychopaths, people kill other people for all kinds of reasons, and you are correct, anyone is capable of that. But some people are able to do it very easily, because they have no empathy, no real humanity in them, their emotions are a learned behavior, they’re simply imitating “normal” people.

[@TwoNinePrime]

Just started the show a few days ago but I'm already startled at how often I say "Lester, have you been a bad boy?"

[@victoriousrufus6747]

Vern is very intimidating in this scene until Lorne Malvo appears

[@tiffanykane692]

I just finished up this season. Martin was ah-mazing. Good guy gone bad. 😈 😍

[@johnnymarin5035]

Never good, only passive. The dangers of lack of masculinity is a recurring theme I've noticed and this man fits that description to a tee.

[@kitgusto2390]

Still remember my reaction when the camera panned to reveal Malvo behind the cop... Holy fucking hell.

[@aki1190]

This scene is just one of the reasons of why I prefer season 1 In my opinion, season 2 never really reached any really great heights Season 1 set up all the characters really well and ended the first episode with one of the most tense things I've seen in television Season 2 went all over the place and I never really ended up getting attached to anyone emotionally Don't get me wrong, I like season 2, but I just think season 1 was far superior

[@WithoutRemorse12]

Aki Season 1 had the opportunity of coming first. It was one of the rare TV adaptations to capitalize on a beloved movie. Season 2 didn't quite hit the landing but compared to what rest of what TV was doing at the time. It was cream of the crop.

[@holygoalie3]

to me season 1 did have really well drawn out characters, but it still felt very much attached to the movie. Season 2 on the other hand, I loved for the bold stylistic choices and epic scale story telling. All in the all both seasons are great, but the movie is masterpiece far surpassing the series.

[@ripthischannel5947]

I strongly disagree. I think Season 2 had the stronger characters and more interesting/intense conversations and death scenes.

[@Cronocke]

Yeah, I love the characters in season 2. Ed, Peggy, Mike, the Gerhardts, and Lou were all wonderful characters who all felt alive and human. It was also fun seeing everything unfold around two characters who really had no business being involved in it, and were only part of the situation through sheer random chance. Plus, everyone's fates at the end mirrored their motivations perfectly.

[@ripthischannel5947]

My nigga

[@perlithium_]

I simply love Martin's acting!

[@dd-lv6ee]

This episode felt like a season finale. Too much happened.

[@blockedhaat]

Martin Freeman is so god damn brilliant

[@kris242]

Malvo is the meta puppeteer in this season. It’s as if he’s the all-knowing writer trying to drive such an interesting story along. He found his protagonist at a whim, knew how easily manipulated this character could be, and drew all the strings to make things more interesting. Regardless of how much Lester may fuck up his “diligent” jobs, he’d rather make life more entertaining purely for the fun of it and because it’s a better watch from outward perspective. Nothing really makes a pure sadist more entertaining than when they’re in charge of the chaos ensued.

[@moawiamohammed6776]

Some people think malvo considered lester a frined or tried somehow to help him into becoming a predator or to stand for himself, that can't be true .. there's one scense at the motel where malvo convinced the young boy to take a piss into his mom's car tank , and then snitched him out ... also another scene when malvo goes back to lester old house and meets the new family who bought the house , and he deliberately tells them about the murders that took place under their roof , enjoying the look of terror at the little kids standing by their Dad . So malvon is just pure evil, he's no one's frined , he went to lester house and actually increased the chaos by shooting the officer and leaves him facing all that situation by himself, basically he feeds on people misery and enjoys turning thier lifes into hell... Any how , The phone call lester makes after he hit the wife , is one of the greatest scense in the history of TV Shows.

[@cocoavelour800]

Vern was such a good cop, Lester was such a bad liar. He already said Pearl was at his brother's house.

[@megkrish7568]

Who else cried when he got shot?😭

[@stellarwind1946]

His acting and mannerisms in front of the police officer are very realistic. At 2:15 you can even see him instinctively trying to block him from walking toward the basement. The question about talking to someone at the hospital caught him off guard for which he had no prepared answer, which is why he asked “what do you mean?” to buy himself some time.

[@rufo3]

Aces hadnt arrived yet

[@9per9]

"Lester have you been a bad boy ?"

[@magetaaaaaa]

Sure Lester I'll be right there.

[@bouytb]

Lester looked like he's waiting for someone to leave the toilet 😂

[@whitneywilliams317]

3:22 the part was when was like shiittttt🤦🏾‍♂️ he's caught.

[@JollyGraham]

Yes great acting. I’ve always wondered how an English guy got to play this American part.

[@DM-hw4cr]

Reminds me of Jerry lundegaard

[@MyUserTubeAccount]

I've yet to see this show, but was Lester getting ready to kill Lorne then frame him to the cops or..?

[@estellehillermann7650]

He's just like Linfegaart in the original movie.

[@Eyetrauma]

Oh cawd

[@keinan17]

Lester have you been a bad boy

[@rositabardeca]

si.... claro

[@vghart955]

The devil went down to Fargo, he was looking for souls to steal. (and some pie and coffee)

[@ColeEdits]

S1 was incredible. S2 and 3 didn’t have shit on what this one did.

[@TylerDurden-td2yg]

I have really no interest in comparing them. Each season stands alone for me and has a somewhat different vibe and theme. I enjoyed all of them very much

[@TKinfinity01]

@@TylerDurden-td2yg Same

[@dougwhiley4028]

I wonder if Malvo knew Lester would try to frame him?

[@robdean704]

Have you been a bad boy Lester?

[@FantasticTalesOfMyLife]

You know … I watched Sherlock then I watched it because i wanted to see freeman’s acting. I watched it with Japanese dub but even that I could felt how good is he’s acting.it’s absolutely fantastic. (I’m Japanese so maybe my English is little bit strange)

[@Jeremy-ql1or]

When did Malvo give his contact info (room 23 of that motel) to Lester?

[@Tom_Het]

in episode 1

[@MrFrankthefun]

Likely after they met at the diner. Lorne expresses his philosophy about humans being nothing more than apes with rules. It cuts to later in the day, Lester at home working on the washing machine when Pearl arrives. We can assume Lorne gave him his info after that conversation.

[@leonpaelinck]

@@MrFrankthefun oh that makes sense I was wondering that too

[@LeonGotGrahams]

For some reason this reminds me of needful things after Buster murders his wife

[@sbhindwale]

How did the blood stains reach the top of the staircase (where the police office sees them)?

[@plurplursen7172]

How the hell did he escape from the basement I wonder?

[@johnnywest995]

Why cant there be anything on like this anymore to bad i think this and breaking bad was the last of the good shows i was so into this show i was exited to see it every week

[@mizusecond]

season 4 is coming next year

[@enclavesoldier1778]

@j mula I disagree

[@potatotuberdisease3706]

Fargo (the best obviously) Breaking bad Better Call Saul (BB with a less less action) Mad Men

[@beet1508]

True detective season 1 is in my top 5. So is shameless but thats a different type of vibe

[@potatotuberdisease3706]

@@beet1508 Have you tried Dexter?

[@roxer6837]

Ok. Yeah. I'm watching Fargo.

[@gregmckenna2614]

Lester is fucking with the wrong bad guy.

[@LoveHandle4890]

0:36

[@davidfisk6759]

Either Malvo had to take a wiss first or brought his own shot gun? I don't ya know?

[@thealgerian3285]

1:23 The one thing I don't get is what is he even rehearsing for?

[@Cheese23145]

He was resourcing to kill Melvo

[@Albuterol710]

1:36 bro is so goofy 💀I love it!

[@charliefoxtrot4154]

thats why LEO's should always wear their vests!

[@murcielagosv9244]

The level of armor police wear doesn't protect against slugs. Even if they did that level of blunt force would knock the wind out of you, break some ribs and leave a disgusting bruise. It would definitely cause internal bleeding.

[@Shotokan1001]

@@murcielagosv9244 it wasn't slugs it was birdshot or small buckshot. One is seen lodged in Lester's hand later on. Even so with a choked barrel and at close range shot can still tear through a vest.

[@NormAppleton]

malvo and lou

[@missbirdie05]

1:25-1:40 Imagine a neighbor taking out the trash. Neighbor: "Oh hey Lester, whatcha doin'?" Lester: "Uh.....target shooting?" Neighbor: "Okay then". Hehehe, that'd be a little amusing :-)

[@yonekom1908]

That’s why I can’t move to Fargo S2 S3...

[@TKinfinity01]

But you must, they’re all so good!!!

[@nialma4371]

I needed some months before watching S2, now I did and it was good, just not as good as S1, but close. I still have to watch S3 and 4 tho

[@bobdadnaila7708]

American Panic Mode

[@viveyutub14]

why didn't he frame malvo for everything , just tell the cops that he was frustrated at the hospital and said that he wished he killed the bully , malvo beeing the psycho that he is took it seriously and killed the guy , lester not knowing what to do went to confront him at the coffee shop and told him that he was going to call the cops , malvo then told him that he was going to kill him if he says anything, and he went back home to find him there malvo killed the wife knocked lester and when he was going to finish him off , the cop arrived and he got killed by malvo, blaaammme malvooooo , so that he can take the fall for everything , i mean he was preparing to do it anyway

[@MegaDoc360]

Did you miss the part where Malvo was able to fool the police when he was apprehended? If Lester mentions Malvo, he is dead.

[@screwb1882]

Lester is a Jerry

[@BrainDead_]

what wouldve lorne used if lester hadnt bought that shotgun

[@genpg3d281]

I think he has his own gun

[@randybonner9870]

I've never heard of a man that could walk despite having no spine or backbone . A 1000% whimp fr. You can bet your butt somebody like that would be bullied from kindergarten all the way through college and up until death.

[@user-rf3mu9do4j]

U like mortarian or something and its just puerto rico rick морской проход итп

[@kainkong274]

Should i be rooting for lester?

[@Albuterol710]

What if your right and THEY are wrong

[@kainkong274]

@@Albuterol710 ?