A close-knit anthology series dealing with stories involving malice, violence and murder based in and around Minnesota.
The best episode of "Fargo" season 2 is "Waiting for Dutch", rated 8.7/10 from 10820 user votes. It was directed by Randall Einhorn, Michael Uppendahl and written by Noah Hawley. "Waiting for Dutch" aired on 10/12/2015 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Before the Law".
In 1979, an unexpected turn of events at a diner disrupts the lives of the citizens in a small Minnesota town.
Director: Randall Einhorn, Michael Uppendahl
Writer: Noah Hawley
The Gerhardts get a surprising offer, and two unlikely murderers do their best to clean up their mess.
Director: Noah Hawley
Writer: Noah Hawley
The Gerhardts' search for Rye intensifies. Lou takes a trip to Fargo. Peggy overhears a new theory about the Waffle Hut shooter.
Director: Michael Uppendahl
Writer: Bob DeLaurentis
Floyd responds to Kansas City’s proposal, Hanzee takes a road trip, and Lou has a realization.
Director: Michael Uppendahl
Writer: Steve Blackman
Floyd takes action, and Charlie tries to prove himself. Peggy and Ed disagree about what to do next, while Lou finds himself sidelined during Ronald Reagan’s campaign tour.
Director: Jeffrey Reiner
Writer: Ben Nedivi, Noah Hawley
Lou and Hank try to prevent an altercation, Peggy and Ed defend their choices and the Gerhardt clan attempts to get back one of their own.
Director: Jeffrey Reiner
Writer: Noah Hawley
Lou and Hank investigate in Fargo, The King of Breakfast visits Betsy and Molly, Floyd is summoned away and Bear questions a family member’s loyalty.
Director: Keith Gordon
Writer: Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi, Noah Hawley
Hanzee searches for Peggy and Ed. Dodd ends up in unfamiliar territory.
Director: Keith Gordon
Writer: Bob DeLaurentis
Peggy and Ed agree to follow through with their plan at the Motor Motel, Lou faces jurisdictional politics and Hanzee reports back to the Gerhardts.
Director: Adam Arkin
Writer: Steve Blackman, Noah Hawley
Peggy and Ed make a run for it.
Director: Adam Arkin
Writer: Noah Hawley