If You Build It...

Episode aired Aug 7, 2009
TV-PG
50m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

463

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Adventure Comedy Drama Romance Sci-Fi

Jack, Henry, and the rest of the GD team try to figure out why teenagers are building towers out of junk, the signal moves closer faster, and Fargo's old car doesn't like being dumped.Jack, Henry, and the rest of the GD team try to figure out why teenagers are building towers out of junk, the signal moves closer faster, and Fargo's old car doesn't like being dumped.Jack, Henry, and the rest of the GD team try to figure out why teenagers are building towers out of junk, the signal moves closer faster, and Fargo's old car doesn't like being dumped.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Trivia
Tabitha is a Chrysler Le Baron (1995.) She's a eleven-year-old, hideaway headlights, two-door, white top convertible.

Goofs
When Henry, Allison and Jack are watching people leave Global Dynamics with items for the tower, the same man can be seen twice carrying a speaker down the stairs.

Quotes
[Deputy Lupo admires her new car]
Deputy Jo Lupo: Two hundred and sixty-five horsepower, track-two suspension and four-wheel drive. Totally high performance but completely under my control.
Sheriff Jack Carter: Kind of like Zane.

Connections
References Field of Dreams (1989)

Soundtracks
Eureka On My Mind
(uncredited)
Composed by Mark Mothersbaugh

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Featured review

8/10

Story Arc Tah Dah!

If You Build It centers on the mysterious disappearance of seemingly random items from all over town over night. Who is doing it? Why it is happening? What is the purpose of each stolen item? Where is everything going? This episode hits the ground running in explaining the answers to all of these questions and give us a big reveal regarding the much hinted at story arch of the second half of this season - and it's a ton of fun. Mystery, peril, connections to other happenings in town, and more than one "What the frac?" (in Fargo-speak) surprise along the way. It's a fun ride! But dealing the the crisis-of-the-week is not the only great ride in this episode. We have a subplot centering on Fargo's old car and his (and his car's) interactions with Larry which are laugh out loud funny. Terrific episode which promises more to come.