‘Fargo’ Season 5: FX Unveils First Look at Jon Hamm, Teases 2023 Return

Jon Hamm in 'Fargo' Season 5
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FX is giving fans their long-awaited first look at Fargo Season 5 with two newly-released photos featuring star Jon Hamm and what appears to be Joe Keery.

Along with releasing two photos, the network also teased that Season 5 of the critically-acclaimed limited drama series will arrive later this year in 2023. The tease was made on social media where FX’s profile posted, “didn’t know how much we needed Jon Hamm in a cowboy hat. the fifth installment of @FargoFX arrives later this year.”

Jon Hamm and Joe Keery in 'Fargo' Season 5

(Credit: FX)

As previously teased, Hamm, who is known for Mad Men, will play Roy in the upcoming installment, meanwhile, Stranger Things‘ favorite, Keery, is slated to play Gator Tillman in the highly-secretive chapter. There’s certainly a western vibe to their appearances which take the show into 2019, the most modern setting for the series to date.

Fargo has traveled through decades, cities, and families, and the fifth installment will be no different as the logline teases, when is a kidnapping not a kidnapping, and what if your wife isn’t yours?”

While that vague tease may not seem like much, the images offer fans a better understanding of the characters they’ll see onscreen.

Only time will tell what that means for Hamm and Keery’s characters who join costars Juno Temple as Dot, Jennifer Jason Leigh as Lorraine, Lamorne Morris as Witt Farr, and Richa Moorjani as Indira Olmstead among others. Stay tuned for more updates on the forthcoming season as we continue our season.

Fargo, Season 5 Premiere, 2023, FX

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    BlueLocomotive

    I AM SO HYPED FOR THIS SHOW. Noah Hawley don't miss

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    BlueFan

    Noah Hawley is an absolute genius. He's not on the David level (David Simon, David Chase, David Lynch), but he's an absolute contender and if this season is better than last, which shouldn't be a hard task, I think that he will move up in my book. Seasons 1-3 include some of my favorite television moments of all time.

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    Hal

    Season Two was as good as any dramatic series I’ve seen. Season six not so shabby either.

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    OliveSword

    EDIT: Common issues documented

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    OrangeTree

    doesn't miss

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