You're licked, Jerry Lundegaard 

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In this episode, we explore the 1996 film Fargo, directed by Joel Coen. Topics  include the subtle cinematic language employed by the brothers Coen to reflect Jerry Lundegaard's troubled psyche, the art of a great movie car chase, and why that guy Mike Yanagita comes out of nowhere halfway through the film. Unlike the movie, no parking lot attendants were harmed in the making of this commentary track. Don't forget to use the countdown (given at the 1:55 mark) to synchronize the commentary to your own copy of the movie.

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