Fargo - Sioux Falls Case mentioned in the 1st season 

+Jaime Yeyoquin You think they already knew there would be a season 2?

Kaiser Hard to tell, I honestly don't think so. Just joking here, lol.

+Jaime Yeyoquin You're God DAMN RIGHT !

+Kaiser They didn't have the idea initially (Hence the references don't exactly match up to season 2). But later they felt it would be something cool do to.

+ycafe123 well considering how many people got killed in the Forest Gunfight and the Motel shootout alone, the "stack 'em and you would have enough to reach the 2nd floor" line fits perfectly.

mojo jojo that’s what UFOs have always been, cockteases. Anything beyond that is unadulterated fiction.

@@philipgodsworth4764 liked with irony, look at what just happened and go ahead and respond!

“It’s just a flyin’ saucer, Ed... Let’s go!” 🤣🤣

After confronting the trail of carnage Hanzee left behind, Malvo is just a deja-vu. Plus the guy is a war veteran. Man of iron.

@@madbringer malvo killed hanzee. But Lou is a tough guy who wasnt scared of him. He didnt know who malvo was but he was still not scared even though malvo gave off uneasy vibes.

@@seanisgone5413 malvo killed the old moses tripoli, but he won't stand a chance against hanzee dent

@@julzworld333 Ide say they’re an even match

​​@WungusBill hanzee is dead. Its been confirmed

+bamb0ostick Also, when you look back everyone who talked to Malvo was either corrupted, killed, or scared by Malvo in some way, except Lou (Molly only saw him in a glance in the snowstorm shootout). Lou wasn't corrupted, killed, or scared. Lou is a tough SOB.

+bamb0ostick Very well said man, my thought exactly. This scene hits even harder after watching the first three episodes of S2. I think the expression on Malvo's face after Lou's story conveys that even Malvo is aware of this. Lou is the only one in the entirety of S1 that's shakes Malvo just a bit. Also when Malvo asks "..bodies?", his hesitation shows he has a feeling Lou is someone he won't be able to shake. Idk my two cents, but again, well said!

+bamb0ostick I think that's what we've seen in Season 2. Lou wasn't really afraid of much to begin with (squaring off with Dodd Gerhardt), but the fact that Lorne fucking Malvo doesn't shake him in the slightest really says something about how Sioux Falls or Vietnam or both affected him.

+MajorSamsquamch is Tripoli hanzee I mean I know that he saved a 2 kids one of which was deaf he talked about maintaining his own empire and getting a skin graph but how could he be taken out like a little bitch like that it just doesn't make sense I mean I know malvo is the devil but hanzee he, was a monster a true force of nature and chaos

+MajorSamsquamch yea I guess it was a prime thing but still it's the only thing in the series that I can't get closure out of that and Lester's death.

+NocturnalSlug He think he a fallen angel or something.

@@danisalusha5739 or a demon.

Well...the snake is the devil in the Bible.

that's such a great line.

@@danisalusha5739 Its part of his intimidation factor. Lorne pulls it on all the weak men over the course of the season. But he's just a human. Great line tho

i supose you watch this show and your coment is last,so must ask you...why is this women cop relevant for this scene?causse to me,it looks that way...like she missed Malvo by second...is there something?

@@dabome4001 In case you're still wondering even after a year - the female officer knew Malvo's face and if she'd seen him, she would've recognized him as her suspect and probably tried to arrest him. And that could've resulted in a massacre I think, considering Malvo was hot on Lester's trail and didn't have time to spare to put up with the whole arrest thing. He'd have probably killed the officer and her father both.

@@kangaroo9816 thank you Kangaroo... I love your shoes ❤️

But he doesnt though. Ever seen a cat playing with a nearly dead mouse?

he may have been scared, but he was experienced enough not to show it, after this he sits on the porch with a shotgun, because he knows the danger that Malvo poses

Yes but brba ended in 2013

Breaking Bad wasn't there in 2014 tho, it was already over

Harrelson was also great in True Detective

@@Malaachi31 he's probably referring to the Emmys cause the ceremony was in 2014 and Fargo, True Detective and Breaking Bad and all the performances mentioned were nominated that year

Game of Thrones season 4 too. A vintage television year.

There's respect there sure. But Lou completely disarmed Malvo here. Malvo knew the kind of people he could manipulate and twist with his words and demeanor. Lou wasn't one of them. It's like a big wolf is circling a herd, and the old sheep dog gets between them. And the wolf backs off.

I respect Lou's philosophy, but Malvo's facts are not wrong. The primal desire to kill is completely separate from the primal desire to eat. A satiated house cat will still attempt to kill a mouse, if presented with the opportunity.

I do love your view on this but that fact isn't true. Animals also kill for fun. We give them more credit than some deserve.

I have to join here and agree.. Animals are pretty capable of killing just for fun... I even personally witnessed it a few times...

But do animals kill in excess like humans or kill their own for that matter? I can see some animals killing for food or even their prey for sport at times, but not like humanity. We are very different and complex beings who kill for complex reasons seemingly irrational and unrelated to survival at all e.g. revenge, domination, honor etc.

@@DanielFlores-tl5vu yes lol, i forgot which animals (I think zebras) but some will literally kill a kid from one of their own just because it's in a competing family

+Dingo D. Manhunter The kitchen brothers and mike milligan seem more brutal and dangerous

UnbelievabIeMontages Mike Milligan is my favorite character next only to the two of Mr Wrench and Mr Numbers. Fargo didn't have a 70's black exploitation, trigger happy or angry black man like so many shows do. They gave him the coolest fucking hairstyle on tv, and a personality that is the complete opposite of Malvo. Milligan isn't the personification of chaos, but the embodiment of a necessary evil....hell from what i have seen he doesn't enjoy killing like Malvo, he does it because he is good at it. And once Bruce Campbell comes along as Ronald Regan, Fargo will have yet another unique memorable character.

Dingo D. Manhunter also it's war between gerhardts and bulo's group now, so it's going to get very bloody

UnbelievabIeMontages We are also forgetting about the side storyline of Lou....he is the only good guy in the series. Just the fact that he is in between this huge war between such monstrous entities and he shows no fear or hesitation. But seeing Lorne Malvo makes him tremble in this scene adds so much depth to the first season. Anthology series...hell series based on movies aren't supposed to be so perfectly flowing,

Dingo D. Manhunter well malvo in general is the most menacing character so far in this series because just look at the stuff he did all by himself, if you had 10 malvos, imagine how much hell that would be

+serwwer great episode

Ben Schmidt, Lou, and Molly are the only guaranteed survivors right now.

+jacksonbear1 Goddamn it. I didn't even realize Ben Schmidt was Gus's CO last season.

When Did Malvo killed Hanzee ?¿

When did he kill hanzeee? I think it was not mentioned but alluded or insinuated

Cristian Abregú Remember the Fargo syndicate in season 1 that sam hess was working for, and Malvo (the actual incarnation of the devil) massacred right in front of the FBI agents? Well, their fat boss who was eating at the asian restaurant was good old Hanzee. In fact, the whole point of season 2 was to tell the story of how the fargo syndicate in season 1 was formed. And the story in short is that it was formed after a war between the Gerhardts and the Kansas city mafia, which ended by hanzee single handedly destroying both sides and building his own empire in Fargo, an empire which eventually collapsed and fell into the sea because of something completely random and unrelated that put the syndicate in the devil’s path.

@@mohamedmonem9653 the thing of Hanzee--->fat boss is one ofe the few errors of the series...how the fuck is supposed to be possible a so good looking plastic surgery operations back in the 70's? he is completely different

@ i think the fat guy is not hanzee but the guy who talk to him at the end of season 2 on the baseball field

What I like about the Coen brothers is that they often show even the "devil-like" hitman is still vulnerable and only human in the end. Example being Chigurh in No County when he gets in that accident when going through a green light. Same goes for Malvo. Ultimately random chance outdoes even the best/worst of us.

Yeah it’s very clearly hinted at that Malvo either thinks himself to be the Devil or that he literally is the personification of Satan

@@Grendel2403 If the Devil lost his power and was sentenced to live in a mortal body, I imagine he would behave and act exactly like Lorne Malvo

The only problem is that both actors look nothing alike.

+Onmysheet I disagree, I think it's a good fit.

+Onmysheet Season 1 he's older, season 2 he's younger

jacksonbear1 Really! I didn't notice that!

+Onmysheet I think he'll be back in season 3. I believe season 3 will take place in the mid to late 1980s.

I always meant to look up his name. Isn’t there folklore about knowing a devil or a demons name as well can be used against them? You could see he was visibly upset, for the obvious reasons of course, when Gus knew his name and who ultimately took him down.

@@eacey Yes. Apparently, mortals are not supposed to know demons names and the name of a demon is somewhat of a key to controlling it. A demon has to yield, if called by it's name, as far as I know.

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Damn the writers were really on their game!

Lorne Morbius

Exactly!

+ExileOnDaytonStreet seach on youtube: (Fargo) Lou Solverson II About Sioux Falls and you have this voicecover with season 2 scenes

+EminAnimE1 it was recently uploaded and it was amazing! That shoulda been the Season 2 trailer

Subtle dark humor.

+RoboJules No I'd think Bear, since that's who he grappled with.

+RoboJules Or all of the gangs he's dealt with. They don't see each other as human beings. They see each other as predator and prey. There's a money meal to be reached at the end and the way to get it is clearing all of the inconvenient people out of your path. The only people who are unselfish and act with goodness are some of the townspeople, Lou, Ed and Betsy. Floyd Gerhardt could have saved things, but she wasn't equipped to do it. I just love what they are doing on the show. Damn if I don't hope that Peggy and Charlie drive off toward the sunset in that cherry little car after selling to the NE mob. And they go to California and follow their dreams. Yeah. Not gonna happen. I know. :(

"I saw something that year I ain't ever seen, before or since. I'd call it animal, but... animals only kill for food. This was..." If you listen to Lou's words, he can only be talking about Hanzee. The aliens might have been a phenomenon but they were only there to observe, while Bear was simply one of the many victims of the two-way massacre. The real monstrosity we've been waiting to see ever since the season began was Hanzee all along... and we don't know why. That's what makes the case so remarkable and bizarre. Why he chose to betray the Gerhardts in the first place was a mystery in itself, but if all he wanted was a new life, he could've left there and then. Instead, he very intentionally led both the police and the Gerhardts to wipe each other out, and even went so far as to personally execute the survivors (until Lou chased him from the scene).

+RoboJules Yes and as it turns out, Hanzee from season 2 is the mob boss who hires Mr. Wrench and Mr. Numbers to kill Malvo in season 1. Moses Tripoli. Great writing.

+jp chakonas Really? I hated that bit. Totally ruins Hanzee's character

Actually it did win an Emmy for casting. But unfortunately Billy Bob was incorrectly nominated as a lead actor at the Emmys just so “Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series” would have 7 nominees (5 of whom were from The Normal Heart) and “Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series” would have 6. In short, he was arbitrarily nominated in the needier but incorrect category.

yep

Lorne murdered Hanzee? When does this happen or when is it mentioned?

@@lancearoni1090 okay, to put everything into perspective, I'll start by mentioning that it's shown at the end of Fargo season 2, episode 10 (the episode's name is "Palindrome") that Hanzee changed his name and social security number. He also mentioned that he was going to get plastic surgery and start his own crime family, which he eventually succeeded in doing. As we see in season 1, which starts off about 26 years or so after season 2, Hanzee was now Moses Tripoli and the founder of the Fargo Crime Syndicate. After a failed hit Tripoli (Hanzee's new idenity) ordered on Lorne Malvo, Malvo retaliated by going to the Fargo mobs HQ's and literally taking out every member of the crime syndicate (25 people in total -- lieutenants, soliders, associates and it also sounded like a female receptionist/secretary was killed as well), including Tripoli (formally Hanzee Dent). His death is in the Fargo episode "Who Shaves the Barber?" - which was season 1, episode 7. In the end, the only remaining Fargo family member left alive and on the loose is the hitman Mr. Wrench. It would make more sense chronologically if you played Fargo season 2 first and then Fargo season 1. And I know it's a lot to analyze and take in, but if like the series as much as I and others do, it's very easy to appreciate the out of place chronological order of events. Anyways, I hope that helped. Have a nice weekend, brother!

@@jimsty5222 that did help man , I’m usually pretty good but I honestly didn’t pick that up until now and knowing how much of a savage Hanzee was and now knowing Lorne killed him , it definitely solidified Lorne being the most badass villain in the series , thanks for the explanation, my minds blown now lol

@@lancearoni1090 I absolutely agree on that -- Lorne has been the hardest/deadliest SOB in the series by far. And you're welcome man!

Wild bill hickok in deadwood absolute scene stealer

Comment 7 years later but Carradine also portrayed possibly the best serial killer in Criminal Minds

+farfangled That's a pretty good idea. It's also alluded to in this scene when he compliments the pie at the end. "Haven't had a piece of pie like that since the Garden of Eden".

+farfangled He also keeps recordings of people he has manipulated or corrupted and listens to them from time to time to get pleasure from it. Its as if he's enjoying the torment of his victim's souls. The finale shows that his human form isn't invincible and he can be taken down. Again this is the literal interpretation of it. The flip side is that he could just a plain old psychopath.

+farfangled I agree I had that idea too ...he really is demonic with that cool, calculating and menacing attitude about him. Lucifer indeed.

+farfangled The Devil, as known from Judeo-Christian belief, is more of an influence than an arbiter of violence and destruction.

+farfangled How can you see Fargo if you didn't see No Country For Old Men, Lorne Malvo is an ersatz of Anton Chigurh, who is litteraly a metaphor of the devil, they are a lot of easter eggs in fargo who make reference to No country for old men and specially to anton (like the motel scene), if you like Fargo so you gonna love no country

All in the space of a minute.

Which is why I am so interested to see what kind of role will Fargo play in season 3? We are 5 episodes in and there is still no mention of that place. I thought maybe V.M. Varga and his company Narwell have possibly stationed themselves there after Malvo wiped out the entire Mafia but his henchmen and Varga himself are all foreigners and there is no evidence yet.

And one of those fargo deaths was hanzee from the gerhardt family

“Ah, so it too can crumble into the sea and be forgotten”-the Wallet Man, S2 Ep10.

+Curt Baboon "Something I have never seen before or since" ...

"I'd tell you the details but it'd sound like i made them up"

Okay, then.

+Curt Baboon mike milligan is like okay then, then goes back to his car LOL

+The YoPancake Show awesome interpretation, awesome to read.

+Emiscary1 Whilst all three of your points are probably correct, I don't think they're the main reasons, let alone the only reasons. The show's creators have stated that the UFO theme and the buildup to the final confrontation are the successor to the fish from season 1, where they were referenced in almost every episode before having a major impact on some character's lives. Both themes are a reminder that random chance and fundamentally uncontrollable events play a part in the story, no matter what the characters do.

It is open to viewers interpretation, like many stuff from Fargo. Hawley said his, it is up to you to determine yours. Quote: "The UFOs are God. The entire second season was based on the story of Job, who resists Satan's temptations (see opening scene with Rye and the judge.) People react to the UFOs the same way people view miracles: as a holy sign. That's why Peggy is so nonchalant. Patrick Wilson is saved by divine intervention. Literally, a Deus ex Machina. And Hanzee is Satan, as evidenced by the finale discussion with a man identified only as "The Book," or, presumably God. He renames Hanzee, wonders if he'll join another empire. "Maybe start one of my own," Hanzee replies, a nod to the Biblical uprising the Devil led. And Mike Milligan's promotion with the Kansas mob is his introduction to hell. 🙂Amazing show."

@Emiscary1 Yeah you entirely missed the point of the UFO. It wasn't even random. It was set-up throughout the entirety of the season and was even what set the whole story in motion.

Its been 5 years, but that genre is called magical realism

Keith casually outacted BBT here, and that’s absolutely no disrespect to BBT, that’s just respect to Keith.

Has the devil ever been to Eden? Malvo is the snake as one commentor here pointed out. He enjoys chaos and brings up the worst in the people

Colin Gross isn’t the snake the Devil?

Kolby K Yes. The snake is the Devil.

He had numerous traits of the devil but in the end was just a man

@@hitzkooler15 devil took the form of the snake.

He was probably alot more emotional. Drug use and partying paired with casual murder id say.

Heh

It's a metaphor for the whole massacre, the gerhardts, and the kansas city boys. They're animals for killing, betraying, and distrusting their own allies. Hanzee, too.

+Thaddeus Venture Personally I think it's just a reference to Hanzee. Killing and betraying? yeah.. he was the worst in that episode for that. xD

+NeverSaySandwich1 So many posters here completely miss the point of this scene and quickly conclude that Lou is ONLY talking about Hanzee Dent. Do you even know why Lou brought the Sioux Falls story up with Malvo in the first place? Did you watch all of Season 2 to see that Hanzee wasn't the only character who murdered innocent people? Jesus on a treadmill!

The funny thing is that Lou is talking to the man who killed Hanzee

Well yeah that's one extra from the first season.

And counting.

+Alex García There's like fifteen in one episode.

+Alex García Well... Watch Episode 9 XD

Close to 20 now

+rumvodkaf1 Thanks for reminding me I have to finish the first season of Deadwood :p

+rumvodkaf1 Just realized that, thank you!

+Dimitri Bitu But then you lose the mindblowing scenes like this one if you watch it chronically.

I'd say Lou is lawful good

No that's fucking stupid

@Spread Love, Not Hate watched season 4 again it was better a second time .Not on the same level as 1-3 .

nope malvo kills hanzee

+SUN WARRIOR Yeah, because Hanzee was the only treacherous person in Season 2? LOL

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