Inside Installment 5: Jon Hamm, Juno Temple & the Cast Talk Power | Fargo | FX

Neighbor against neighbor. With everyone fighting to end up on top, the cast and crew of Fargo discuss the unexpected ways these characters wield power in modern-day America. Stream all episodes of FX's Fargo Installment 5 on Hulu.
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The latest installment of Fargo is set in Minnesota and North Dakota, 2019. After an unexpected series of events lands “Dorothy ‘Dot’ Lyon” (Juno Temple) in hot water with the authorities, this seemingly typical Midwestern housewife is suddenly plunged back into a life she thought she had left behind.
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[@maryjogeddes9979]

Jon Hamm really brought this show to a higher standard it was the best

[@ItheauthorityI]

This might be my favorite season, going to miss this show.

[@HughMorristheJoker]

Bad take

[@mgiebus1869]

You must hate the film and first season then. This is such a far cry from what they were about

[@ItheauthorityI]

@@mgiebus1869 I love the movie and season 1!

[@necromaya]

Fantastic season, Jennifer Jason-Leigh was great, John Hamm was malevolence personified, Juno was incredible, and Sam stole every scene he was in. Gator reminded me so much of guys here in Texas, and everyone else was just fantastic. Great job. I hope you guys all win Emmys. 😻😻😻😻😻😻

[@jakeacim]

Absolutely freaking amazing season! Bravo to Juno, Jon and the whole cast. The writing, cinematography, all of it. This show rocks. Please FX, renew it for another season!

[@Woozee_]

You can't mention Juno and Jon without *at least* mentioning Sam Spruell, too! He killed it in the finale

[@vanessap8910]

Season 5 dealt with every cancer in today's society. Noah, you and your team outdid yourselves on this one, and the cast was electrifying.

[@hellkatt]

This show is a masterpiece. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@stairmasternem]

This was a wonderful season. Congrats to all involved!

[@magesalmanac6424]

This show had some amazing casting. First season of Fargo I’ve seen, hope the rest are just as good.

[@michaelportaro6926]

Best show I've seen since Breaking Bad. With possibly an even better finale.

[@St_Dover]

Ima need a full Sam Spruell interview. Cuz Ole Munch was too good

[@JacobVanDavies]

I personally love them all except season 4 and even episode 7 or 8 I think it is in that season was good, albeit for it to fall flat on its face. I agree with people's takes that it's not now what it was before thematically, but what it is now IS still very Coen esque I'd say... whatever that is lol. Took me a few episodes and Ole Munch to come around but when I did, I really enjoyed the pacing and outcomes of the storylines. Can't wait for Noah Hawley's next season, providing he does one.

[@jasonaldridge1904]

So many Coen themes. You can see the influence of not only the movie but also Raising Arizona. Really enjoyed this season.

[@UberMenschNowFilms]

Love Roy's character. He calls himself a libertarian when in actuality he's a petty tyrant over his county and the women in his life. Whodda thought rugged individualism could turn into a god complex?

[@colonelspicymustard]

ikr😂 i laughed when he said that like girl ok just like antifa is anti-fascist…

[@KenMac-ui2vb]

I know this. That fifth series put Juno Temple on the map. She and Lorraine were impeccable.

[@adrianmercado6580]

This season feels pretty nuanced… 5 years ago I woulda said this show is too cartoony and silly but after January 6th I’m kinda like yeah that can happen

[@redfordreddington8834]

​@@Darius-_no.

[@jayr6666]

​@@Darius-_I agree. One show which I never thought would be infected by the "message" is this one. Sadly, it's fallen to the multi-coloured sickle. Hawley, you should be ashamed.

[@redfordreddington8834]

No ​@@Darius-_

[@redfordreddington8834]

​@jayr6666 you have a smooth brain

[@jayr6666]

Nuanced? It's a clear indication of the "message" being actively pushed. Littlefield is the incarnation of the devil. You have ruined this show.

[@blackbird163]

Great season and great cast ❤❤❤

[@TheJohnRowley]

the brilliant Sam Spruell aka Ole Munch is @2:43

[@youforget1000thingsaday]

Juno's accent!!!! I be forgetting she's from England with that Midwestern accent! As a midwesterner, we claim her! 😂

[@LivinNexus]

🥹 Beautiful, beautiful ending!!! 🫂 Like the ending of Season 3, for me, if THIS is the finale the show ends on: WHAT AN INCREDIBLE WAY TO END IT!!! 😏 I still VERY much hope for another season, though!! 🥰 Fargohhhhh is my favorite show and 2nd favorite film, but this was the 1st season to come out since I've met/married my wife! Getting to watch my favorite show with my favorite person and react together to it was one of the greatest blessings I've ever received 💜💍💙! Thank you, FX, AND THANK YOU, NOAH HAWLEY!! 🤠

[@mgiebus1869]

Couldn't make it through the first episode. At least we'll always have the first 3 seasons.

[@1RungAtATime]

People getting triggered by this season should stick to watching Walker, Texas Ranger.

[@magesalmanac6424]

😂 👏

[@frankiefadda]

In the shoot off at the beginning (1:42) between Roy and the wife beater, the former fires AFTER he’s been shot at but doesn’t take any damage. Watch it slow. Wife beater dude shoots first, and right at Roy’s torso, but nothing hits Roy. No bullet holes, no reaction. It feels like that scene in Pulp Fiction where Sam Jackson should have died but he knew God protected him or whatever lol

[@countanimeavenger6536]

I would say this seasons theme would be actions and consequences.

[@SirJoseph99]

With an*

[@TheChrisbarry44]

In the end the only person with the power is the person with the money. The others are just living in an illusion they created.

[@Eid-yy3ot]

The sheriff won't let the FBI on the property is a great part. Even though they mention Mr. Trump as to the bullying, actually, the issue of not enforcing the law, the comparison of the tyrant stigma, etc. the gist of the show points an evil finger toward the Biden administration/regime.

[@boomshanka4667]

Just watch the season and well i dont know how to feel about it. Its got the "message" all the way through it which does annoy me alot , the first few episodes are entertaining i suppose, its basically home alone 3. It then starts to go way over the top to comical levels as the series progresses. I know they were trying to capture the Coen Brothers style by doing that but they miss the mark because they are not the Coen brothers and it becomes a pure comedy for me. Entertaining mix of weirdly- Home alone, austin powers, no country for old men, highlander and a few others. Its alright i suppose.

[@scottfree7549]

WTF? I wanted to watch this show too now after listening to this simp not so much

[@skychaser59]

This season was pretty good but Roy is no Lorne Malvo.

[@henrydavel1440]

True, Munch has more in common with Lorne Malvo.

[@ItheauthorityI]

They're vastly different. Lorne Malvo is practically a supervillain. Roy is far more grounded.

[@323guiltyspark]

Roy isn't meant to be comparable to Lorne Malvo. Roy is a deconstruction of the Sheriff Bell's (the sheriff from No Country For Old Men) conception of the sheriff as the moral pillar of justice, that there was a time when the law man of principle didn't let evil-doers get away with their crimes. Here, Sheriff Roy cloaks himself in righteousness when he's really just a bully whose main motivator is just to sate his ego. And this is not a recent phenomenon. Sheriffs have been doing these things throughout American history, especially out West. The sovereign citizen sheriff of the west really is just a big baby in cowboy hat.

[@gailwebb9619]

Dumb comment. Roy isn’t meant to be Lorne Malvo. He’s a completely different character.

[@matts6551]

So to battle imaginary toxic masculinity we need even worse toxic femininity? The delusion of some people, why not just focus on making an incredible installment, which you did, but spare us the virtue signaling

[@TukkyHD]

Disney, take note.

[@GoodMorning-s8p]

0/10

[@JohnDoe-sw9zq]

Love every season. The entire cast was amazing. Funny how in the day of "wokeness" its a focus on "men bad" and "women good". Coincidence? I think not...

[@ericsun4663]

That did not happen, there were tons of good male characters in this season, you just didn't want to live vicariously through them and saw too much of yourself in the villains.

[@JohnDoe-sw9zq]

Thanks for making my point.

[@magesalmanac6424]

Wow every point the interviewees made went over your head. Maybe we’re sick of whiny conservatives who attempt armed insurrection viewing themselves as victims?

[@matts6551]

@@magesalmanac6424 what armed insurrection? Jan 6 was a mostly peaceful protest, and not one person had a firearm, which is ironic because you lunatic lefties view us as unhinged armed patriots. Why bring politics into this though, can you not stand on the merits of your own principles without interjecting some BS false narrative of politics?

[@Jaweatherford86]

All though I enjoyed this season quite a bit, I think a lot of people are tired of having the woke ideology and "toxic masculinity" stuff shoved down their throats. It doesn't make you some kind of rabid Trump supporter to be tired of it. It's ironic that this season made so many call back to the film, because Marge Gunderson was portrayed as equal, if not superior, to her male counterparts and was not treated like a victim in the process. That said, I do appreciate the inclusion of positive male characters this season like Wayne and Witt who were courageous and supportive.

[@ericsun4663]

Stop always pretending past shows were feminist and not woke and today's shows are just woke, it's boomer style fake nostalgia and your ideological equivalents were calling Mulan feminist propaganda in 1998.

[@magesalmanac6424]

Another dude who saw too much of himself in the villains. 🥱

[@h-dawg969]

I really enjoyed the season and love this show, but hearing them talk about it here really does them or the show no favours at all.

[@Otherfolker]

Not like this comment on KZbin, which toooooootally makes you look like a really really real experty expert on shows

[@Disinformation_Hoax]

It's a genius parody of woke Hollywood storytelling👍 It has every ridiculous woke trope in it. It's a parody of the clown world 2020's we are living in.

[@totalbodyperformancefitnes4813]

😂 what a joke.

[@Disinformation_Hoax]

@@totalbodyperformancefitnes4813 It sure was👍 And somewhat entertaining in it's "on your face ideological glory", for sure. It was like a Leni Riefenstahl- made, season long campaign ad for woke crowd. Very funny.

[@WarGhoulKharas]

I was enjoying it, but then realized they ruined it by having a low-T manlet lecture me about toxic masculinity. Has nobody noticed that EVERY season has the weakest men in history cowed by a better woman with NO flaws? Somehow, they outthink, out muscle, or out shoot the guys coming after them. Dot can knock around a guy twice her size with a shovel and swing a bag of ice with enough force to make an MLB player envious, despite being a housewife for a decade. Aren't you tired of being talked down to by these people yet?

[@magesalmanac6424]

Did a baby write this comment?

[@matts6551]

@@magesalmanac6424 did an unhinged 🐑 write yours? Indoctrinated much?

[@matts6551]

Exactly!! But you got to admit, it was a great season, they didn’t just woman wash strong male characters like they did in Feminist Ghostbusters, Terminator Dark Fate, Oceans 8, etc. which all were incredibly bad flops

[@Monk_Chud]

@@magesalmanac6424 spoke the clown

[@Monk_Chud]

Well said

[@anthonymeyers3184]

Long story short, season five is woke politics

[@totalbodyperformancefitnes4813]

It’s the way of the world. You want some fairytale that doesn’t resemble what really is going on go watch cartoons

[@anthonymeyers3184]

@@totalbodyperformancefitnes4813 I don't, and season five, compared to the others, was the furthest from reality yet.

[@davesideas-yt]

Toxic masculinity huh? So cheap.

[@frankiefadda]

Sounds like it hit a nerve.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Why would somebody with no masculinity be upset about the mention of toxic masculinity? Dave look in the mirror and ask yourself is this the best I can do. I think you'll be surprised at the answer.

[@UberMenschNowFilms]

I bet you thought Taxi Driver was the story of a hero vigilante cleaning up the streets of NYC...

[@OshaVids]

@@davidmitchell6873 it's funny specifically calling someone by their first name when it's your name too

[@OshaVids]

​ @davidmitchell6873 I don't think your comment is going to make them look inside, and I think you know that. You don't actually want to encourage them to change. You want to "own" them with your well crafted insult.

[@williamkoppos7039]

Enjoyed the season FWIW. Leave the SJW crap out.

[@davidmitchell6873]

When you wonder why people mock and laugh at you, this is why. You should look inside and make some changes if you want the laughter to stop.

[@Otherfolker]

Call a whambulance! Writers will write about what's going on in their culture. If what's going on is a wave of loudmouth emotional stunted losers playing at politics at the risk of our entire way of life, they're gonna write about it

[@Otherfolker]

SJW = a Christian who walks the walk

[@OshaVids]

​@@davidmitchell6873 I don't think your comment is going to make them look inside, and I think you know that. You don't actually want to encourage them to change. You want to "own" them with your well crafted insult.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Osha, you resemble Axle from the show the middle. I know my comment won't make them change but I would be doing them and myself a disservice if I didn't at least try.

[@CharlestonTracy]

I was not impressed with this season. It just fell flat for me. So obviously politically motivated.

[@HughMorristheJoker]

The finale was a total dud. The show has gone down hill since season 1, which was by far the best.

[@lestranged]

Spoilers alert ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................At first the finale seemed rushed and unsatisfying to me, (with Whit dead and Roy alive, that was not the ending I wanted) and then I checked the clock and it was only half over. I was thinking, what are they gonna do with this last half hour? Was the first half hour just another dream sequence, and now we will get the REAL ending? But the last half hour completely redeemed it. Lorraine brought Roy the justice I sought, and the last scene with Ole at Dot's house was just beautiful. If I could have changed just one thing, I wish Whit would have at least gotten one good shot in. At least let him wound Roy. Taking him out without letting him get even one shot in, that was rough. They did my man Whit dirty there. He wasn't just a red shirt. But I saw it coming. When he joined that armored and helmeted squad of feds storming the compound last week, and him basically naked with no protection, I even said, do they not have any spare body armor for Whit Farr? Can someone give Whit a vest?

[@sabahbubbler]

They didn't expect an extra personnel to join and Wayne was is state trooper, don't think he's given vest by his station. I don't think they have extra vest lying around. He knew the risk and went it. He's too kind and wanted to apprehend Roy properly, if not he would've and should've shot Roy when he had a chance. He's not Roy, he's Farr from it