Disney's near-perfect 10-part crime thriller saga is so good, you'll finish it in one weekend

The wonderful thing about an anthology show is that you don’t have to start at the beginning. You don't need to watch the first season of Netflix's Beef to enjoy season 2 (although season 1 is way better), and you don't need to be caught up on American Horror story if the premise of a new season piques your interest. With a few minor exceptions, you can watch pretty much any episode of The Twilight Zone or Black Mirror without missing a beat. Noah Hawley's Fargo is no exception to the anthology rule. While it might be helpful for viewers to watch the 1996 Coen brothers movie and the FX show’s first season, neither is necessary. References are made in passing, and while fan favorite characters reappear from time to time, the series functions more like a collection of loosely connected short stories. All five seasons are streaming on the Disney-owned Hulu platform, and can be watched in any order. With this in mind, season five of Fargo is a great place to start. While you’re hard-pressed to find a season of Noah Hawley’s hit FX crime drama, Fargo, that isn’t worth binge-watching over the course of a weekend, it’s certainly had its ups and downs over the years. After a divisive fourt