Fargo - Season 3
Season 3
Season 3 takes place in 2010. A petty sibling rivalry between two brothers escalates and brings chaos to a small Minnesotan community.
Episodes
The Law of Vacant Places
A petty sibling rivalry between two brothers escalates and brings chaos to a small Minnesotan community.
The Principle of Restricted Choice
Gloria deals with the aftermath of a crime, Vargas makes a move, and Ray and Nikki move on to Plan B.
The Law of Non-Contradiction
Gloria revisits her stepfather's past to try and find some answers.
The Narrow Escape Problem
Emmit and Sy try to figure out what they've gotten themselves into, Nikki and Ray track down some collateral, and Gloria learns more about Maurice.
The House of Special Purpose
Nikki and Ray's retaliation has consequences for Emmit. Meanwhile, Gloria and Winnie start connecting the dots.
The Lord of No Mercy
Gloria and Winnie get closer to the truth, Emmit tries to make things right, Nikki and Ray prepare for payback and Varga cleans up a mess.
The Law of Inevitability
Gloria tries to work around the system, Nikki finds herself in a familiar place, Varga comes up with an alternative plan and Emmit goes to dinner.
Who Rules the Land of Denial?
Nikki struggles to survive, Emmit gets spooked and Sy joins Varga for tea.
Aporia
Emmit sits down with Gloria, while Nikki negotiates a deal.
Somebody to Love
Gloria follows the money, Nikki plays a game and Emmit learns a lesson about progress from Varga.
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