The season five star unpacks his portrayal of Wayne Lyon, while also talking about the Noah Hawley's next anticipated series and his 'Oppenheimer' experience. By Brian Davids Writer For the last ...

“Fargo” fans will revel in the ins and outs ... Rysdahl is fine as milquetoast husband Wayne Lyon — who gets the shock of his life — and the unsmiling Leigh is deliciously evil in that ...

When meting out justice, he tends to over-adjust too. The nice people of "Fargo" — Wayne, Witt and Indira — are befuddled, as usual. They can't fathom the motives of those who keep dark ...

David Rysdahl as Wayne Lyon, Juno Temple as Dorothy “Dot” Lyon, Sienna King as Scotty Lyon in ‘Fargo.’ Michelle Faye/FX But Dot is understandably done with fighting. Roy will never hurt ...

Wayne takes a trade-in. By Scott Tobias After eight episodes of frolicking in a Coen-ized version of gangland Kansas City in the early 1950s, the last season of “Fargo” shifted audaciously to ...

Wayne joking about voting twice for the attorney general is another hint that this season of “Fargo” may be engaging with contemporary politics in a way previous installments have not.

“Fargo” ended its fifth season with a cowed Sheriff Roy Tillman (Jon Hamm) in prison and Dot Lyon (Juno Temple) back home in Scandia, Minn. — where she encountered monosyllabic hulking ...