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Fargo - S05E06 - The Tender Trap

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Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.5942 Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2024

⏱️ 85 minutes

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New year, more coverage! Jim and A.Ron are diving back into Fargo Season 5. Just like this podcast, this sixth episode of Fargo is a lesson in delayed gratification. Roy is becoming more of a person. Indira needs to run. Try the gray stuff, it’s delicious. Who is getting a redemption arc by the end of the season? Send your feedback to [email protected]! Hey there! Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month! Join the Club! Join the discussion: Email | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

The Oh, Welcome to the Fargo Podcast, the officially unofficial podcast for Fargo on FX Hulu, I'm Jim.

0:34.6

I'm A-R-N. And today we're talking about season 5 episode 6, the tender trap.

0:39.6

A-ron. Tender, when I hear the word tender what comes to my mind is either a steak or money and I feel like

0:50.5

the money trap the money pit is a pretty accurate description of most strip clubs

0:56.3

I was I saw this joke on tic-talk about

1:01.3

Was it the drummer boy that talks about an infant so tender and mild and it's like

1:06.6

the existence of an infant tender and mild implies the existence of an infant tough

1:11.2

and spicy. Yeah, yeah, tender, the tender trap.

1:17.0

I looked into this a little bit and apparently this is a Frank Sinatra song that was featured in a movie where he

1:26.8

starred alongside Princess Leah's mom Debbie Reynolds and it's interesting because it sets the theme or it's it's it's it's

1:37.3

explores a lot of the themes that this this season as a whole is exploring and that you got Frank Sinatra who's kind of a fuck boy and you've got Debbie Reynolds who is like a young actress and she's got her life planned out that she's going to retire at 22 and then become like a dutiful baby-making carefree housewife from that point forward and it's dovetailed with another romantic comedy pair. I forget who these

2:06.2

actor and actresses is but he's the friend of Frank Sinatra who has just been married.

2:12.2

He got married young and is in like an 11 year marriage and he's miserable in it and he's jealous of

2:17.4

Frank Sinatra's jet setting fuck boy ways and a a 30-year-old woman on the verge of being a spinster is kind of falling for him

2:26.4

and it's this kind of like, you know, examination of like standard gender roles and

2:31.4

whatnot and it feels like a lot of things that this show is doing not not necessarily in the margins but in this kind of weird front and center way

2:41.3

And that and that Frank Sincher says the love in fact is the tender trap.

2:45.3

The love. All right. Frank Sinatra like the steak though. Let's not get it

2:51.9

twisted. It's true. The man loved the good steak. Yeah.

2:56.6

And Martini. All right yeah that applies you know to pretty directly to some of the stuff we see in this episode,

3:06.4

and throughout the series, I think.

3:09.0

But maybe we should get into it.

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