Last week’s Fargo episode was an amazing one, showing Nikki Swango (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and her determined escape from what seemed like a rendezvous with certain death – an escape aided by a character who has appeared now in all three Fargo miniseries. As for Ray Wise’s character, who chatted with Nikki on a plane and in a bar earlier in the season, showing up again in what may or may not have been a remote bowling alley, who can tell? But this is the next-to-last episode of Season 3 of Fargo, with Carrie Coon's intrepid officer (pictured) stubbornly closing in on the case, so strap in, and hold on tight. For a full review, see Alex Strachan's TV That Matters.

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Tammy Sara Folger

Hi David. After years of enjoying your reviews & interviews on Fresh Air I began getting the TVWW email daily and LOVE it! Thank you a thousand times for your insight & great information. As a fellow huge fan of Fargo on tv I need to know in what episode did the deaf guy appear in season 2? I don't remember him at all in those episodes. Many thanks & please keep the great work.

Jun 14, 2017 | Reply

Tammy: According to one fan wiki, Mr. Wrench (Russell Harvard) first appeared Season 1, Episode 2 as one of the hit men out for Lorne Malvo. –EG

Jun 16, 2017

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