Is Hannibal still feeding Jack human mean after he knows that Jack has tried testing the meat once before?

It's not losing faith after one episode, its losing faith after everything aver Chilton getting shot. Fuller has talked about more or less rebooting the show after that moment and what they turned the show into basically sucks.

Oh he's sure Hannibal wouldn't risk serving him "long pig" again, given as he's already tried to test his meat once.

I'm sorry but even if the motive is capturing Hannibal, Will pulling off some Ripper-esqe "murder tableau" then sitting down for a plate of "long pig" is just too far. I find myself just really not giving a shit about the character any more. This show has deflated like a bloody balloon ever since Chilton was shot.…

That moment with Jack turning away from Hannibal as a suspect was when the show pushed his ignorance just a little too far. Haha.

Yeah, there have been no moral questions at all on this show. None.

Tree Man was part of HOW he pinned everything on Chilton. That ridiculous bit of "Will said whatever evidence we would find would be a distraction to lead us away from the real Ripper." "We found Hannibal's thumb print." "Which means he isn't the Ripper!"

That episode seems to be a special case in which a guest director was given free reign. Probably doesn't match up with anything else.

As in "Purple prose".

All of the books besides Hannibal Rising take place after this show.

As would Breaking Bad's pink bear.

Hopkins works precisely because he only has 15 minutes of screen time. Any more and the ham obliterates anything worth while as his presence in sequels has shown.

Am I really the only one who has never thought Nicholson was a good Joker at all?

Dollarhyde's maleness is more than just a matter of default though. Not that a female version couldn't be interesting but it wouldn't be an irrelevant change to who the character is and how they interact with other characters.

It wasn't so much their relationship that was brushed over but rather FP herself.

Settling down isn't necessarily a loss of freedom, its a pursuit of different goals.

Especially because NBC actually streams every episode from the current season for free.

It was so lame when this wasn't performed at the Oscars.

Scorsese's long shots are legendary specifically BECAUSE they are driven by the characters perspective. In Goodfellas, we are privy to the same perspective of his date as he uses his connections to navigate a special interest into an exclusive club, the camera tracking as Henery pulls his date (and us) through back…

Unfortunately a lot of the time that reason is "I just kind of need to get to the next part of the story" Or "Oh crap I need 20 more pages."