'Fargo' Season 2 Episode 6: Lou and Sheriff Hank Try to Stop an Altercation

FX Network's comedy-crime drama "Fargo" has a solid number of loyal followers, since the series is consistently getting 100% reviews every episode on Rotten Tomato. "Fargo's" fans and critics agree that the show deserves its Golden Globe Award, and even after a successful season last year, it still keeps its viewers wanting for more. In the upcoming episode, fans will see State Trooper Lou Solverson (Patrick Wilson) and Sheriff Hank Larsson (Ted Danson).

According to the teaser of the next episode of "Fargo," Lou and Hank will prevent an altercation to happen. No further details were released about the said altercation, and fans can't wait to see what the two will do and who will be involved in the fight. The synopsis of the episode also teased about the Gerhardt family taking one of their own back to their clan.

The episode was directed by Jeffrey Reiner, and was written by Noah Hawley.

The Futon Critic posted a summary of the upcoming episode entitled "Rhinoceros," and the synopsis reads, "Lou and Hank try to prevent an altercation, Peggy and Ed defend their choices and the Gerhardt clan attempts to get back one of their own."

Meanwhile, in the last episode of "Fargo," viewers saw Ed (Jesse Plemmons) and Peggy (Kirsten Dunst) still disagreeing with their plans, since according to the New York Daily News, the latter wants to go to California, but her husband Ed is still hesitant to move to the west coast. Ed wanted to buy the butcher shop, however, his dreams goes up to flames when the shop caught fire.

The scene became an irony, since Peggy finally decided to support her husband in buying the shop and sold her car, according to Entertainment Weekly. Viewers will have to wait until next Monday to see how the couple will move forward after what happened.

Watch "Fargo" season 2 episode 6 next Monday, Nov. 16, on FX.

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