a cowed Sheriff Roy Tillman (Jon Hamm) in prison and Dot Lyon (Juno Temple) back home in Scandia, Minn. — where she encountered monosyllabic hulking hitman Ole Munch sitting in her living room.“The debt must be paid,” Munch (Sam Spruell), warned Dot, who, because this is the surreal universe of “Fargo,” instead talked the centuries-old Munch (pronounced “Moonk”) into forgoing the debt and making Bisquik biscuits — as we learned more about his weird backstory delivered in his gruff, toneless whisper.“I had questions when I first read the script,” the British-born Spruell, 47, told The Post. “Munch sets Dot free in Episode 9 from her entrapment on Roy Tillman’s ranch and then leaves the scene.“I think there’s a kind of … he’s done with her,” he said. “But there’s an itch inside his skull about the whole affair.

It’s an itch he cannot scratch; he’s still left in this cycle where she owes him for that and he cannot let it go.“And I think that provokes him into making the journey to her house to pay her a visit.”Season 5 opened with Munch, on orders from Tillman, trying (and failing) to kidnap Dot and return her to her past life in North Dakota as Tillman’s abused wife, Nadine.

Nadine escaped Tillman’s clutches nearly 20 years before and built a new future as Dot Lyon with her nebbishy husband Wayne (David Rysdahl) — who owns a Kia dealership courtesy of his meddling rich mother, Lorraine (Jennifer Jason Leigh) — and their young daughter, Scotty (Sienna King).Richa Moojani (Scandia Police Deputy Indira Olmstead); Joe Kerry (Gator, Tillman’s screwup son); Lamorne Morris (North Dakota Deputy Witt Farr); and Dave Foley (Lorraine’s in-house counsel, Danish Graves) rounded out the cast.In Episode 3, it was revealed that Munch’s.

‘Fargo’ co-star Sam Spruell, aka ancient hitman Ole Munch, breaks down season finale

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