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Noah Hawley already has an idea for Season 4 of Fargo and is also working on a book that delves into the first three seasons of the snow.

With HBO’s Game of Thrones and Netflix’s GLOW out of the running, we’ve been discussing the possible nominees, so here are our picks.

Season 3, Episode 10 – In the season (perhaps series) finale of Fargo Noah Hawley brings us one of the most surprising, heartbreaking, and thought-provoking conclusions in TV this year.

The Television Critics Association announced their nominations for the 2017 awards, giving Hulu its very first nomination for the critically acclaimed series The Handmaid’s Tale.

Season 3, Episode 9 – The penultimate episode of season three of Fargo delivers long anticipated face to face confrontations and sets things up for an intense finale.

Season 3, Episode 8 – The strangest episode of Fargo yet by far. Solid but uneven, the highlight may be a familiar that pops up.

Season 3, Episode 7 – An unsettling episode (even for Fargo) with characters falling apart and plotlines colliding. This week takes place all in one night–Christmas Eve.

Season 3, Episode 6 – The best episode of Fargo‘s third season yet took interesting turns and set up some great character clashes to come.

Season 3, Episode 5 – Just when you think Fargo is going one way, it clashes storylines and characters and surprises you. This is a great episode that sets up the second half of the season perfectly.

Season 3, Episode 4 – Fargo picks up momentum as Gloria returns to Minnesota from Los Angeles to piece things together. A new character brings some pep to the cast!

Season 3, Episode 3 – It was a pretty weird one, even by Fargo standards. The first episode to ever take place primarily outside Minnesota takes Gloria on a ride chock full of coincidences that if far-fetched is entertaining.

Season 3, Episode 2 – It’s heating up in the midwest as Fargo lays the groundwork for another great season full of twists.

Season 3, Episode 1 – It’s tough to follow up Fargo‘s excellent second season, but the third season premiere shows a heckuva lot of promise.

John Cho has landed a recurring — and romantic — role in Hulu’s Difficult People while David Boreanaz is trading in his fangs and badge to play a Navy SEAL.

Set in 2010, this season stars Ewan McGregor in dual roles as brothers Ray and Emmitt Stussy, whom life treats very differently, and not just in terms of the siblings’ hairlines.

FX’s critically acclaimed Fargo has tapped Jim Gaffigan for season three. He joins previously cast Ewan McGregor, Carrie Coon, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Jimmy Kimmel hosted the 68th Primtime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday in a swiftly-paced event that saw plenty of perennial favorites take home statues, including Game of Thrones and Veep, as well as some first-time wins for stars Kate McKinnon, Rami Malek, and Tatiana Maslany. See the full list of winners from television’s biggest night.

With Ewan McGregor tapped to play a pair of twin brothers and Carrie Coon signed on as the police chief, the cast for Season 3 of Fargo is already shaping up well. Now the series has added another big name: Mary Elizabeth Winstead as a lead character named Nikki Swango.

This weekend, ahead of next week’s 68th Emmy Awards, marked the annual Creative Arts Emmys. While you can watch the edited version on FXX on the 17th, we’ve already got your complete list of winners here!

The Television Critics Association held their 32nd awards show this weekend, where The People V. OJ Simpson continued their awards success. They entered the event tied with Mr. Robot for the most nominations.

This year’s nominations included the usual appearances from House Of Cards, Game Of Thrones, and Modern Family as well as attention for newcomers like Mr. Robot, The Night Manager, and Master Of None.

Fargo Season 3 has found its co-lead in The Leftovers’ Carrie Coon. She joins Ewan McGregor for the 2017 season of the anthology series.

Ewan McGregor is headed to the small screen for season three of FX’s award-winning series Fargo. He will play the lead roles of brothers, Emmit and Ray Stussy.

The Peabody Awards’ Board of Jurors have announced the 60 finalists for 2015 and of these finalists 30 will be honored at the 75th anniversary Peabody ceremony hosted by Keegan-Michael Key on May 21 in New York.

The Motion Picture Sound Editors, or MPSE, has released its list of nominees for the 63rd Golden Reel Awards, honoring excellence in sound editing. The nominees reflect a broad spectrum of media, including film, television, video games, documentaries and student work.

Often considered the best predictor of which film will take home the Academy Award for Best Picture, the 27th Annual Producers Guild Awards Ceremony took place Saturday, January 23, honoring this year’s outstanding films and television programs.

The Producers Guild of America announced the nominees for its annual awards ceremony on Tuesday, with a list that included notable awards-season contenders like The Big Short and Spotlight, as well as some underdogs like Ex Machina and Sicario.

And there you have it. The tenth and final installment of Fargo’s second season. And what an epic ride it was. For a show with as much of a critically praised first season (not to mention a beloved movie as its source material) to not just live up to the hype but exceed it is nothing short of a miracle.

The episode opens with a book about violent happenings in Fargo being read to us by an unseen narrator. After flipping through pages he tells us what we’re about to see unfold is one of the most violent encounters in South Dakota history. And he’s right.

This week we finally got to catch up with the good ol’ Blomquists (and their captive Dodd Gerhardt) and see what they’d been up to while the stories of Simone, Bear, Floyd, Lou, Hank, Mike, and the remaining Kitchen Brother played out.