Category: Directed by Dana Gonzales
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This episode runs under forty minutes. The first few episodes ran over an hour. So why does “Fargo: Season Four” need a coda? I mean, besides them not finishing the story last episode so they could eek out just one more. The episode opens with a montage of all the people who have died this…
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I was really happy to see Dana Gonzales directed this episode because the direction’s bad and since I no longer have any confidence in “Fargo” anymore whatsoever I was worried it was one of the good directors this season going to pot. This episode seems to reveal the big problem—and not just co-writers (with Noah…
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So it’s another lackluster episode and it’s hard not to notice Dana Gonzales directed this one too. And Noah Hawley has three co-writers on it. Enzo Mileti, Scott Wilson, Francesca Sloane. Not sure any of them are at fault more than any of the others. Though the one who had private hospital doctor Stephen Spencer…
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Until the end of the episode—which brings in the Fargo theme fully for the first time—everything is character revelation and potentially development. Oh. And a Trump reference. The Trump reference is really bad. The most character revelation revolves around dirty cop Jack Huston. We find out from Chris Rock some of his back story—while Huston…
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