>Seriously, though. I depend on y'all keeping me up with
>what's good in art and pop culture.
>
>I mean y'all were kind of talking about it in that Leftovers
>post, but that was a post about the Leftovers which was too
>boring to click on (which is why I only found talk of Fargo
>when I searched for talk of Fargo).
>
>I only watched the second season so far but it is really
>really really good. It's good like the way yall talk about
>'Breaking Bad' was suppose to be which I found underwhelming
>(given the hype) and never got around to finishing.
>
>First time in my life I found myself saying "I need more
>scenes with Bokeem Woodbine".
>
>Not a single wasted scene or even word of dialogue. Yet works
>on an expansive scale touching on themes and subjects as
>diverse as Reaganism (draws a direct line from Reagan to
>Trump), Feminine Mystique, Capitalism (I mean Kansas City was
>Wal-Mart right?), the militarization of local police
>departments and the long term corroding effect of racism.
>
>Just great in every way. Perfect Cast. Perfect Dialogue.
>Perfect Music. A perfect season.
>
>To the neglect of my children, my wife and I just watched 10
>hours of a show in 2 days which we haven't done since maybe
>the first couple of seasons of Lost.
>
>**********
>"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then
>they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson
>
>"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant?"