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Early on, The Sopranos made a decision, soon followed by many series it influenced, to pack most of the payoff for the season into the penultimate episode and then treat each season’s final episode as a kind of epilogue winding down each character’s arc (those who made it to the end of the season, anyway). Saving all the action into the finale would mean selling short everything but the action, leaving little time for anything else. At first, it seems as if “Bisquik,” Fargo’s fifth-season finale, has eschewed this…
