I highly recommend the episode of the podcast Strangers called "Justice for All?" It features a booking agent for one of these shows and the emotional ordeal she went through.

I loved the ending. I thought it was incredibly moving. It really made me think about everything that's settled on our shoulders, right from birth. You can see every line of pain from that moment on in Maura's face.

Was that dress hideous in the 80s?

Oh yes, I believe I'll watch this.

I stopped about halfway through this episode and said, "No, Damon, we're not doing this again." As much as I've loved this show over the past season and a half, I feel him going to that storytelling place where he throws stuff at us that vaguely means something because it's slightly familiar but really it's all just…

Looked. Your jokes are funny. I'm thoroughly disappointed.

Damn, these reviews have gotten deadly serious…

Pass.

There ya go, GoT. The premiere and Joffrey's "exit" aside, this has been kind of a water-treading season, and this was the first episode since the premiere I really enjoyed.

It's DICK!

Let's just hope Crisis gets cancelled soon so we can have Bedelia du Maurier back on Hannibal.

I knew Mads Mikkelsen was a long shot but damn does it piss me off to see Hugh Bonneville there instead.

"True Blood, please let things go. Just once! It’s nice!"

The song was "Vide cor meum." Thank you, Shazam.

This show could take a lot away from Parks and Rec's universe building and Game of Thrones's fearlessness in killing off characters.

Tara, Andy, Terry, Arlene, and Alcide belong in the background. But True Blood has trouble letting go. I found Nora plenty interesting last season so I don't mind her sticking around for now, but she's bound to become unnecessary soon.

I knew it was coming and I was still devastated.

Bourdain certainly would.

Loved the last shot of Hannibal looking out the window, with the shadows making bars over his face. Oh, uh, spoilers?

They've never been deceptive, but I'm suspicious since there's five episodes left in the season.