FX drama Fargo's second season is heading back to the 1970s.
EW reports that the story will be set in 1979, in Luverne, Minnesota, and focus on a married couple.
Peggy and Ed Blomquist - played by Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons - get caught in a battle between a local gang and a branch of the Mob in the new run.
On a page from the season premiere script, a character refers to the 1979 case as "savagery, pure and simple", with a huge body count.
Showrunner Noah Hawley said: "The scope of the story-telling this season is a lot bigger, it has more of an epic feel to it."
He added that he expects the story to be almost Western-like because of the extreme rural setting and earlier time period.
"But it's not the '70s in a Boogie Nights kind of way," he added.
The first season of Fargo starred Martin Freeman, Billy Bob Thornton, Allison Tolman and Colin Hanks.
