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How to watch 'Fargo' Season 5: Cast, episode schedule, streaming info
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Date:2025-04-07 12:27:39
The fifth installment of "Fargo" continues with the sixth episode, titled "The Tender Trap."
The hit FX series made its long-awaited return in November with a two-episode premiere. The anthology series is based on the 1996 Coen brothers movie of the same name.
The newest installment, set in 2019, takes viewers to Minnesota and North Dakota, according to FX.
USA TODAY TV critic Kelly Lawler rated the new season four out of four stars, writing it's "as sparkling as the snow that covers the cold Minnesota streets in October."
Lawler noted that the season "hits the sweet spot for an anthology: Familiar but still utterly unique, surprising even devoted fans at every turn and making you beg for more."
After an unexpected series of events lands Dorothy "Dot" Lyon in hot water with the authorities, she is suddenly "plunged back into a life she thought she had left behind," the series synopsis reads.
Here's everything you need to know about the latest season of "Fargo," including the episode schedule and cast.
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'Fargo' Season 5 episodes; how to watch live; streaming info
New episodes air Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FX and will be available to stream on Hulu the next day. The first two episodes of the season premiered on Nov. 21.
According to IMDB, the remaining episode schedule is as follows:
- Episode 6: The Tender Trap − Dec. 19
- Episode 7: Linda − Dec. 26
- Episode 8: Blanket − Jan. 2
- Episode 9: Title n/a − Jan. 9
- Episode 10: Title n/a − Jan. 16
'Fargo' Season 5 trailer
FX released the official trailer for the fifth installment of "Fargo" on Oct. 25.
'Fargo' Season 5 cast
The latest installment stars Juno Temple as Dot Lyon, Jon Hamm as Sheriff Roy Tillman, Joe Keery as Tillman's son Gator, and Jennifer Jason Leigh as Dot's mother, Lorraine Lyon.
David Rysdahl, Lamorne Morris, Sam Spruell, Richa Moorjani, Sienna King and Dave Foley fill out the rest of the cast.
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