Fargo Season 1, Episode 2 Review – “The Rooster Prince”
“The Rooster Prince” finds Fargo exploring familiar genre territory in rewarding, richly symbolic ways.
“The Rooster Prince” finds Fargo exploring familiar genre territory in rewarding, richly symbolic ways.
Thoughts on New Girl’s latest episode, and the recent Nick/Jess developments.
Fargo begins, highlighted by a magnetic Billy Bob Thornton performance.
Thoughts on the first four hours of Fargo, and its attempts to adapt the Coen Brother’s 1996 classic.
Every dog has its day – and it’s Joffrey’s turn on the fantastic, George R.R. Martin-penned “The Lion and the Rose”.
As half of a two-part finale, Community’s “Basic Story” is heavy on setup and light on resolution.
“Two Swords” is a quietly tense season premiere as it examines the fallout of the Red Wedding.
“Shadow of a Doubt” pushes Bates Motel’s ridiculous drug-war subplot even further, though Farmiga’s odd, campy charm still keeps it watchable (barely).
Robert Rodriguez’s network-launching adaptation is kind of intriguing, but also kind of pointless.
Bates Motel returns with the same silly subplots and grim-dark storytelling, still propped up almost entirely by Vera Farmiga’s performance.