The future of the Fargo series on FX seems uncertain! If we believe the recent statements of the director of the American network, the show already awarded at the Emmy Awards could stop at the end of season 3.
Since April 2014, FX has been broadcasting the American anthology series Fargo, inspired by the Cohen brothers' famous feature film. The series is already in its third season in the United States whose broadcast is still ongoing. But the future of the program seems threatened. Not only has it not yet been renewed for a season 4, but the words of John Landgraf, the director of the channel that you can read below sow even more doubt about the future of the series on the FX channel.
In an interview with one of the American sites, the latter said:
"He might not have Fargo again. Unless Noah (Hawley, the creator) has an idea that he thinks is as good as the first three. I think once the spectators get to the end of this season, they'll think really differently. It's really about our current times."
Fans can still remain hopeful, because the channel has not yet officially decided on the renewal or not of the Fargo series. She will also be forced to break her silence especially since season 3 is coming to an end.
