It's a love triangle with the wooden dummy.

That was pretty sweet.

Fitting that a show featuring talentless, three-chord hack and pitch challenged Zooey Deschanel would have talentless, three-chord hack and pitch challenged Taylor Swift as a guest star.

"My brothers and I learned important life lessons shoplifting porn when
we were your son’s age: to be watchful, to seize opportunities, and to
run like hell."

It's a bummer this show goes to shit in season two. My wife and I are watching season one and it's impossible to turn off.

Your second question is more in line with what I was wondering. Obviously he can't let them in on the joke or he'd be jailed and, potentially, executed. But does he regard the dinner guests as victims or prey in the same way a sexual predator like a voyeur might regard their target? It seems like there's a difference…

I can't imagine Lecter would kill a current patient. You'd think the investigation into the patient's death would be too close for comfort. A former patient, though…

So Hannibal eats the "rude," the pigs, who are unworthy of their organs/flesh/bodies/lives and subjects them to humiliation after butchering them. I wonder how he sees the people he invites to dinner? I don't recall everyone who was sitting at the table at the end of the episode. That boorish woman from the concert…

So this must be the end for Merlyn Sr., right? Too bad. I'd rather that they kill off Tommy and keep Malcolm. I have a hard time buying Colin Donnell as a bad-ass villain, but Barrowman sells it pretty well. 

Go big (by awkwardly lifting two unconscious people into your sketchy van) or go home.

I think Carell is brilliant at it, I just can't handle the character. When I meet people like Michael Scott in real life, I run away.

I've never been able to watch this show. Steve Carell was so soul-crushingly awkward as Michael Scott that I was never able to make it through a complete episode.

They sure are burning through plot points from the books. It looks like they will cannibalize the books for material, but may not hang it all together in the same way.

Throwing broken glass into the gunman's face during the casino fight was a pretty sweet move.

Yeah, I hate to defend the logic of this show, but I thought the plan was for Felicity to get caught, end up in the office to plant her hacking device, and leave, not to get in so much trouble that Oliver had to bail her out.

I liked the awkward Bri-Wi apology. He seemed amused by the slip.

Meh. They'll fry this kid. Obama has to, or he'll look like he's soft on terror, which is the worst sin any dear leader can commit these days.

I lived in Xiamen for a while. You can definitely do a lot of aimless wandering there.

Yes, I saw it too late, after I'd posted. Not being a Superman fan, I didn't think about the heat vision thing. Would be tough on the sack, I think, if he likes a clean shave down there, too.

I didn't see your post and just asked this above. Especially because his body hair appears to be impervious to a raging fire. How does he shave or cut his hair?