The parking garage Stravos was at was named the Guftason Parking Garage (named after Wade Guftason).
I really, really love the attention to detail in this show. I was a bit worried about the direct references to the movies, but they've all been really good so far.
Wow. That was a great episode.
I'm one of those people that doesn't understand the raining fish. Can someone explain?
The parking garage Stravos was at was named the Guftason Parking Garage (named after Wade Guftason).
I really, really love the attention to detail in this show. I was a bit worried about the direct references to the movies, but they've all been really good so far.
Look up Fish Falls, and researcher Charles Fort.
Phenomenon when, during storms, fish, frogs, etc, can be sucked up into the atmosphere by water spout/wind/tornado, and dumped miles away still alive.
Also see: Sharknado!
Outside of Magnolia viewers, I wonder how many folks are left mindfucked by the fish fall.
I like you."Outside" implies there are people in Earth who haven't seen Magnolia, and I'm pretty sure that couldn't possibly be true.
Fish seem to be a running motive. Rewatching episode four, a bunch of hot girls pop up on the police computer for reasons still unexplained. But, rewatching it, I noticed they are all holding extremely large fish. Has this been explained yet?
And the guy in the trunk who froze to death in his panties was staring at a fish screensaver when Lorne Malvo grabbed him and dragged him out by his tie.
And this newest episode started with the fish being gutted and fried.
Bob Odenkirk also has a giant fish on his wall. Watch him be behind all this lol.
EDIT: Rewatched episode four, and noticed when Malvo is standing atop the supermarket after the locusts, a plane flies by overhead. Makes me think this could be foreshadowing the "Plane dropped all the dead fish" theory.
How much liberty are they taking with events here? Every episode, my wife is like " how can all of this be part of a true story?". We're one behind right now.
I believe in some of the exterior shots you can see a hole in the paper angled where the sight would be.Excuse me, is it just me or might be this is a mistake? How could he be aiming trough paper?
How much liberty are they taking with events here? Every episode, my wife is like " how can all of this be part of a true story?". We're one behind right now.
Ah, I see. We never saw the film. I knew the characterization and timing of events had to be fudged, but it was starting to get nutty.It's just not.
That's a quotation from the 1996 movie Fargo, where that line was also used at the beginning but wasn't true either. A joke, you might say.
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Fargo
Based on a true story.
The events depicted in this film took place in Minnesota in 2006.
At the request of the survivors, the names have been changed.
Out of respect for the dead, the rest has been told exactly as it occurred.
puuuulease.
great show though.
I just keep hoping that Bilbo Baggins and Bad Santa meet again.
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