"Fargo" isn't about Fargo, and isn't set in Fargo, and wasn't filmed in Fargo, but otherwise, sure: Fargo, in that off-kilter, quirky, oh-Jeez Cohn-Bro style. Whether it has the charm of the first season, can't say; it didn't start well, with that black-and-white sequence supposedly set on a movie location in the 40s. It's meant to foreshadow the eventual appearance of Ronald Reagan, for some reason. They got the movie title wrong. Things didn't look like that. A small detail, but you wonder why they didn't try harder.

You can overlook someone insulting a character as "Short Round" in 1979, five years before the Indiana Jones character made his appearance; that could be a reference, as someone told me on Twitter, to munitions. But this . . . this is just inexcusable. A guy enters a diner and asks for coffee, and this is what the waitress brings.

You know what's wrong with that, right? And even if he had asked for decaf, well, if I remember 1979, we were still serving packets of Sanka with a metal container of hot water. Fresh-brewed came later.

Here's the main drag of the town; IIRC, it's supposed to be Luvurne.

It's actually Canada. Fort MacLeod, Alberta.

ROUND UP THE POSSE So, who's the internet focusing its beams of ire on today? This woman. She's suing her 8-year-old nephew for breaking her wrist when he gave her a hug.

The article notes that the little boy lost his mother recently, and seemed confused when giving testimony in court. Follow-up in a few weeks, perhaps, about the abuse she got in social media.

Only 500 Facebook links, but the week is young.