308 - Who Rules the Land of Denial?

in Fargo
Director: Mike Barker
Writer: Noah Hawley and Monica Beletsky
Writer: Noah Hawley and Monica Beletsky
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And who exactly is Ray Wise? He must be either the police officer or the suspect in the season opening.
Any discussion of axe throwing always reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeiMvKuXs0E
Axe throwing is fun as a trick at the loggers play day festival, as a weapon it's highly impractical. I prefer my pistol to any throwing arm
Find me the most skilled axe thrower and I can shoot him before he gets the axe on me.
And that crossbow should've been the end of Yuri
I'm pretty sure Ray Wise is actually a supernatural being and the Bowling Alley doesn't exist.
I just finished the episode, thought it was incredible. Did they establish Mr Wrench as having super human strength in season one? That's the only thing that bothered me. Fargo's forced enough fishnados down my throat until I learned to love them, I guess. Plus, Ray Wise makes a great malevolent/beneficent supernatural character, one must admit.
Because at that point I'd have said "ok we clearly just jumped the shark full steam ahead from a dark comedy procedural to fantasy"
Like it is getting worse, I liked the Fargo movie because it was period set a decade before release, it was credible as to something that could've happened, it was well cast and directed, now I feel as if Hawley had ruined the theme. Like Fishnado, I got through that, UFO? Well I mean strange things are recorded throughout history, Ray Wise as a supernatural Jewish philosopher hunting a guy who's at least a decade too young to be who he's supposed to in a red room (I mean really, why the heck even use the bowling alley, use the Red Room from Twin Peaks) type bowling alley in the middle of the woods in Minnesota?
The Bevis and Butthead movie has moved up the seriousness peg to leave Fargo behind