Oddball characters and multiple story lines...
“Fargo: Season Three” is the series’ first attempt to create an original story, unrelated to the feature film. The episodes of Season 3 build primarily on the first two seasons and contain several surprises. While the first season presented characters in the offbeat style of Frances McDormand’s Marge Gunderson and William H. Macy’s Jerry Lundegaard, Season 2 focused on the Solverson family and flashbacks to the 1970s and a horrifying case Lou worked on as a young man.<br /><br />Season 3 takes place, once again, in the present and deals with two feuding brothers, estranged for many years after the death of their father and a shady move by the older sibling. Ewan McGregor stars in a dual role as Emmit and Ray Stussy. Despite this infusion of Hollywood star power, Season 3 doesn’t match the quality of the earlier seasons. Whereas the earlier scripts were tighter in terms of narrative flow, there is a lot more padding this time around. The writing lacks the quality viewers have become accustomed to, and the overall season is more ordinary, less groundbreaking than its predecessors.<br /><br />A major problem was the numerous story lines within the season that had to be addressed. This greatly slowed dramatic momentum. It’s a shame, since the cast is outstanding, and received less screen time than they deserved. The featured actors included McGregor, Carrie Coon, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, David Thewlis, Michael Stuhlberg and Mary McDonnell.<br /><br />There is still plenty of quirkiness in the episodes — an ingredient that distinguished the show in the first place, but the writers set the bar quite high and haven’t reached that level in Season 3. Still, it’s one of the most original programs on TV, and a less-than-top notch “Fargo” is still far better than many other dramas currently being aired.<br /><br />Special materials on the 4-disc widescreen DVD set include 11 behind-the-scenes featurettes focusing on characters, McGregor’s dual role, analysis of a scene, locations, references, and more.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Taking place mainly between late 2010 and early 2011, season three finds financially strapped Minnesota parole officer Ray Stussy (Ewan McGregor) and girlfriend Nikki Swango (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) plotting to rob Ray's brother, Emmit (also played by McGregor). The plan sets in motion a chain of events involving mistaken identity, a few homicides, a dangerous British businessman (David Thewlis), and a small-town cop (Carrie Coon) investigating her stepfather's murder. Goran Bogdan co-stars..