And Will's wheezing after the 'wet dream' really jumped out at me.

Shit! I hate this song too and it might be the worst earworm in the history of pop music, and I clicked the fucking link anyway, ruining my Thursday morning less than an hour after it started. Damned lack of self-control!

That's exactly what I was thinking every time the I'm-gonna-be-an-actor/model-kid twisted that ring on a cord around his neck. I half expected him to break the damn cord from fiddling with it so much.

It was just a fluke.

As you wish…

Me three.

Yeah, if anyone would push Will into getting a second opinion, it'd be Alana.

@avclub-8df32df0e29685893e15f036dda2f568:disqus  Thanks. I knew he'd eaten something, but in my memory whatever it was was white or beige-ish, not flesh tone. Looks like I wasn't watching as closely as I thought.

That's what I was thinking too, although the darker color seemed pretty uniform, especially on a show that is so meticulous about that kind of stuff. But it's a small thing and not worth me nitpicking it to death.

I really love the dynamic between the two of them. While Alana is obviously (and justifiably) worried about what Will is doing to himself by continuing to work in the field and Jack is finally coming around to accepting his portion of responsibility for that, Beverly doesn't seem worried about Will losing his shit.…

I've chosen to believe that the run-of-the-mill serial killers are assigned to Hotch and his team. Jack and Will get the artsy fartsy ones.

@avclub-22917e9547a39fad4966a8da3067b595:disqus They are now.

Me too, but I've always been that way with horror stuff. The guts and gore have never really gotten to me. But the killer popping up from the backseat or standing behind the girl when she closes the medicine cabinet gets me every damn time. Usually there's the overbearing music cue as a tip off that it's time to watch…

I think you're right @avclub-8cc69800dca2a01a6ce60340bf6a2331:disqus about the ever-growing circle of people who know Hannibal considers Will a friend. Maybe the show is building up to someone calling him on that only for whoever that is to end up in a stew pot. I really hope it's not Alana. Somebody has to stick…

Sure thing. Just don't hold it against me if/when it turns out a week from now that I'm just flat-out wrong.

My gut says she cut the hole since such a point was made of showing the footprints on the roof. I guess it's possible she fell or kicked her way through, but the edges of the hole looked a little too clean for that to be the case.

All I could think of as he was carving/shaving that thing was that with only two people at the table, he's gonna have a shit ton of leftovers.

Right, and between just the two of them I understand that. That vagueness and Will's inability/unwillingness/ignorance to question that is what Hannibal is banking on. What I'm wondering though is why nobody else is questioning that nebulousness. Alana's a psychiatrist/psychologist too isn't she? I'd expect she'd be…

And Whitney, finally. But better late than never?

I liked it too. It humanized him a bit in my eyes. After last's week's "Do we have a problem," a question he clearly didn't want a truthful answer to, I was glad to see Jack walk it back a little this week.