Fargo
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yes. ended up watching the whole 'billy bob' version of fargo season 1 and thoroughly enjoyed it.
started now on the 'ted danson' version of fargo (how can they call it season 2 if it's the same story....or is it?).
like the characters and the story and it seems like it's an off-shoot somehow.
how much 'true crime' can happen in a little shit hole like fargo?
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fargo?
remind me never to wander up that way.
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fargo?
remind me never to wander up that way.
Actually, Fargo had little or nothing to do with either the movie or the First season's TV show.
In the movie, the action all took place in either Brainerd MN or the Twin Cities don'tcha know.
In the first season it all took place around Bemidji and Duluth....though there was one scene in Fargo (which was actually shot in Calgary AB).
And this season I understand that the action takes place around Sioux Falls.
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just sayin' when you think of crime you'd don't think of the northern midwest.
BUT 2 of the most notorious degenerate serial killers of this country ed gein (who the character leatherface is based upon) and dahmer are 2 that were from that region.
it's just kinda dumb to keep basing stories (although different) with the same title from something made famous from one incident.
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it's like having 2 black dykes and a homo housekeeper and 6 adopted asian kids and calling it the brady bunch.
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just sayin' when you think of crime you'd don't think of the northern midwest.
BUT 2 of the most notorious degenerate serial killers of this country ed gein (who the character leatherface is based upon) and dahmer are 2 that were from that region.
it's just kinda dumb to keep basing stories (although different) with the same title from something made famous from one incident.
just sayin' when you think of crime you'd don't think of the northern midwest.
BUT 2 of the most notorious degenerate serial killers of this country ed gein (who the character leatherface is based upon) and dahmer are 2 that were from that region.
it's just kinda dumb to keep basing stories (although different) with the same title from something made famous from one incident.
Actually, Dahmer grew up right here in Northeast Ohio. Lived on Bath Road, graduated from Revere HS. His first kill happened here, apparently after an Easy Street (Westside Steve) concert that he and the victim attended. (and at which I too may have been present)
Also, the most notorious (degenerate) serial killer of another Midwest city: Kansas City, grew up right here in the Akron area, in Cuyahoga Falls. And he was my client as I knew both his mother and stepfather....who passed away recently. Robert Berdella.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Berdella
The brother, Dan, mentioned in the article, was also a client, but he later committed suicide. There is still another younger half brother still alive.
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So.. Westside Steve now has a six degrees of separation link to Dahmer
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I'd go on to bet that BTK was a much more notorious Kansas City killer
Edit my bad btk was in Wichita
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So.. Westside Steve now has a six degrees of separation link to Dahmer
So.. Westside Steve now has a six degrees of separation link to Dahmer
One degree?
FYI, both he and I can do six degrees of Kevin Bacon.
and here is how:
He and I were both in a movie called One Trick Pony starring Paul Simon.
Simon was in the video called You Can Call Me Al with Chevy Chase.
Chevy Chase was in Caddyshack with Bill Murray
Bill Murray was in Ghost Busters with Dan Ackroyd
Dan Ackroyd was in The Blues Brothers with John Belushi.
John Belushi was in Animal House with: Kevin Bacon.
(I could probably narrow the steps down...but I wanted to get in all 6 degrees and all those classic movies)
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it's like having 2 black dykes and a homo housekeeper and 6 adopted asian kids and calling it the brady bunch.
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