All 5 Fargo Seasons & Movie, Ranked Worst To Best
Fargo is synonymous with quality, with all five seasons and the movie being beloved, so here is every Fargo story ranked from worst to best.
Fargo is a Black Comedy Crime Drama television series that is based on the film of the same name, which was originally created by the Coen Brothers. The TV adaptation was developed by Noah Hawley and follows an anthology format for each of its seasons, taking place in a different time period or location within the "Fargo" universe. So far, the series has seen big-name stars like Billy Bob Thornton, Ewan McGregor, Chris Rock, and Kirsten Dunst.
Fargo is synonymous with quality, with all five seasons and the movie being beloved, so here is every Fargo story ranked from worst to best.
Fargo season 5 revolved around unraveling the shady past of Dot Lyon, a seemingly mild-mannered Midwestern housewife with a dark history as Nadine.
Author Stephen King has heaped praise on an underrated TV show, and in the process highlighted a major problem with the modern television industry.
Fargo season 5 star Richa Moorjani, who plays Indira Olmstead, responds to audiences criticizing the newest installment as "woke garbage."
Each season of Fargo introduces a whole new cast of cold-blooded killers, but some villains are dangerous enough to stand out from the pack.
Stephen King has voiced his praise for Fargo season 5's cast performances, with one such actor having starred in his underrated 2021 Apple TV+ show.
Stephen King praises recent a crime drama series, singling out the cast and highlighting why it’s a good sign for the future of quality television.
Though each season of Fargo tells a different story, there is enough overlap to suggest that characters from old seasons could return in the future.
Fargo Season 5's Lamorne Morris breaks down what it was truly like to film the tragic face-off between Roy and Witt in the final episode.
Fargo season 5 director Thomas Bezucha explains the complicated origins behind Sam Spruell's mysterious sin-eater character, Ole Munch.
Fargo season 5 star Sam Spruell, who portrayed Ole Munch, explains the meaning behind his character's visit to Dot in the final episode, "Bisquik."
Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley explains how Witt's shocking final act in the season 5 finale ties back to the overall themes of the show.
Juno Temple reveals if Dot regrets the one fatal mistake she made amid the carnage at the Tillman Ranch during the bloody Fargo season 5 finale.
Fargo star Juno Temple responds to the Ole Munch vs Dot showdown at the end of season 5, explaining how important it was that the sequence end show.
The finale of Fargo season 5 shows that Deputy Witt Farr now has a character trait and a connection to Lamorne Morris' biggest sitcom role.
Show creator Noah Hawley reveals whether Juno Temple's Dot fulfilled her touching promise to Joe Keery's Gator in the Fargo season 5 finale.
Fargo season 5's major finale death gets an in-depth explanation from series creator Noah Hawley, who justifies the character getting killed off.
Series creator Noah Hawley explains the Fargo season 5 finale ending with Ole Munch and Dot, and what he tried to convey with their conversation.
Following the season 5 finale, creator Noah Hawley now addresses whether Fargo season 6 is on the cards and what the show’s future will be.
The Fargo season 5 soundtrack is full of great needle-drops. The fifth season of the FX crime drama features songs by Yes, Rush, and Marilyn Manson.
Fargo season 5 actor Lamorne Morris - who plays Witt Farr - addresses Indira's call about Dot in the latest episode and what it means for the officer.