Hannibal (NBC)

[SkinnyGoomba]

And hilarious. Eddie Izzard plays a great sociopath.

Still pissed about the AZN under glass.

 

[limping_decorum]

cancelled.

i am disappointed.

 

[KenRose]

I'll bet it gets picked up. Both Damages and The Killing lived on another network. I think it would do better on a premium channel or Netflix

cancelled.

i am disappointed.

 

[SchwererGustav]

I'll bet it gets picked up. Both Damages and The Killing lived on another network. I think it would do better on a premium channel or Netflix

We can hope.

 

[whiteslashasian]



I'll bet it gets picked up. Both Damages and The Killing lived on another network. I think it would do better on a premium channel or Netflix

This is exactly what I'm hoping for.

 

[manonwire]



Ugh the scenes of him feeding izzard to himself are just gross. Ick.

Like what anthony hopkins did to ray liotta 14 years ago.

 

[limping_decorum]

i need to get caught up on this season but i'm disappointed it is over...

 

[SchwererGustav]

i need to get caught up on this season but i'm disappointed it is over...

The first half - the Italy arc - is overdone and weakened the story of the Red Dragon. It would have been more satisfying had an episode or two been trimmed down from the former and that time given to the latter.

Regardless, I was enthralled by this series and am curious as to whether anything can fill this unique void.

 

[Lighthouse]

I missed the very last scene with Scully at the dining table. What was going on there?

 

[limping_decorum]



I missed the very last scene with Scully at the dining table. What was going on there?

she was eating her leg.

 

[SchwererGustav]

she was eating her leg.

Which may have been prepared by Hannibal...

 

[Lighthouse]

Why?

Why would she eat her leg?

 

[SkinnyGoomba]



The first half - the Italy arc - is overdone and weakened the story of the Red Dragon. It would have been more satisfying had an episode or two been trimmed down from the former and that time given to the latter.

Regardless, I was enthralled by this series and am curious as to whether anything can fill this unique void.

A little overdone, but I thought overall better than the movie.

Both are in fact better than the movie iterations. I am hoping someone pics up the series and continues it.

 

[SchwererGustav]

I am hoping someone pics up the series and continues it.

Bryan Fuller said in an interview after the final episode that co-producer Martha De Laurentiis was looking into a feature film option, and he also suggested a miniseries. That is assuming Dancy, Mikkelsen and the others are still available. Fuller even waxed optimistic that the rights to "The Silence of the Lambs" might become an possibility.

 

[traceytaylor]

Turn on closed captioning.