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Review of the 4th Season of Fargo
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• The hit American drama series returns to screens
  after a gap of three years containing some social
  messages and comedian Chris Rock.
• The comedian plays the role of a crime boss in a
  new story set in the city of Kansas (moving the
  drama from Minnesota).

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Fargo first Look
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• FX premiered Fargo on Sunday night,
  celebrating its return to tv screens after the
  absence of three years. The season went through
  some delays primarily because of the pandemic
  (which caused the productions to shut down in
  March) and also because of the other commitments
  of the shows creator and scriptwriter Noah
  Hawley, who has been heavily involved in the
  production of a superhero series Legion in the
  recent past.

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• The new season of Fargo has some grounds in a
  social message, which Hawley achieved by moving
  to a completely new location of Kansas, the
  setting and the surroundings allowed him to relay
  a neo-noir gangster drama, and he was careful to
  introduce racial and cultural dynamics to the
  overall plot that helped the story blend with
  socio-political landscapes of the present times.

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Is Fargo a true story?
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• Its the story that metaphorically talks about
  disparate groups who have been completely left
  out of the great American dream. The premise of
  the story is rooted in the rise of two Kansas
  gangs, Irish and Jewish, as the story weaves
  itself inside the dominion of cinematically
  themed organized crime syndicate that also has
  elements of social climbing. The series moves
  towards a gang war between the mafia and the
  black syndicate, the culmination which takes the
  entire mid-season plot to build itself up.

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What you Expect from this Season?
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• However, the change worked in its own way, but
  it snatched the core strangeness of Fargo the
  thing which had made the series a phenomenon in
  the preceding three seasons. What we see in
  Season 4 is watchable in its own way, but it has
  deviated from its tried and tested route of
  grotesque comedy and has traversed a path of
  exaggeration.

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It can blow minds in some aspects!

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• Noah Hawley and the team have impressed in their
  unique way of storytelling that involves hiding a
  subtle social message in allegorical symbolism
  and gives you a feel as if you understand their
  point without the presence of any preaching
  monologue. The production designer Warren Allan
  Young also adjusted pretty well as he settled the
  viewers quickly from their usual expectations of
  dark woods and snowy ambiance to jubilant
  mid-century Kansas.

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Author Bio

• John Smith is an inventive person who has been
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