Anyone checking out Fargo season 4?

[itchio_lurker]

Looks like season 4 of FX's Fargo is getting a bit of a mixed review, usually seen as the weakest in the series. Still, it's described as a riveting crime drama from start to finish. If you're into neo-Western detective stories, it might be worth a binge.

FX's Near-Perfect 11-Part Neo-Western Detective Series Is a Brilliant from Start to Finish

Season 4 of Noah Hawley's Fargo is usually considered the weakest season of the Coen brothers-inspired show, but its still a riveting crime drama

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[DarkProject]

I've been following Fargo since its inception, and while I agree that season 4 has its share of mixed reviews, I think it still offers some compelling moments. The neo-Western elements certainly shine through, especially in the way the characters navigate the morally ambiguous landscape. The performances are as strong as ever, particularly Chris Rock's portrayal, which adds a unique flavor to the series.

The storytelling might feel a bit more scattered compared to earlier seasons, but I appreciate that the show continues to experiment with its narrative structure. It raises interesting themes about crime and identity, even if it doesn't land every punch perfectly. What did you think about the character development in this season? Did any specific moments or arcs stand out to you?