Ghostfacers! Looks like the Supernatural spinoff series is finally happening, only with the cred of the people behind Ghost Hunters (well, as much cred as people chasing imaginary things on TV can accumulate).

Genevieve invites Zach, Carrie and Todd over. When they walk into Genevieve's place, she's sitting on the floor, both knees bent outward with a bunch of VHS tapes with "Sailor Moon" written on them with a Sharpy strewn about around her. She holds a VHS with this episode's title on the labels in front of each of their…

I had to lay down on the floor too! And then I remembered that scene in Adaptation where Donald did those back straightening exercises and did those to see if they had any positive effect on my back.

I don't know if anyone will reply to this, but after this season…

So, after that finale I had to have a few drinks to calm my nerves, thanks to the suggestion of @jimmmybu:disqus . (I haven't gotten to masturbating (gloomily) yet, but the night isn't over yet.)

Was anyone else staring at Abigail's ear area after the initial shock, elation, and fear of the discovery that she was alive?

This has been a dark week for TV between what happened on The Americans, what happened on Fargo and what happened here on Hannibal. I feel drained. Thankfully, Allison's back on Orphan Black tomorrow.

The last things Will did was remove his hand from his own wound to cover Abigail's own wound. And when he realized it was futile, he used the rest of his strength to put his hand on her arm. and Jack called Bella one last time. I'm just going to focus on that when thinking of this episode instead of everything fucking…

i'm glad someone started a hug thread, because there have been few times I've needed a hug this badly.

Does anyone know that feeling where you want to cry, but you can't because you're afraid of what'll happen if you stop dissociating? Because I think that's what I'm feeling right now. How do I get rid of this feeling?

Are you just going to leave the table like that?

Blood Mooridian

I don't think Phil's magic act subplot was wasted at all. Rather, he found a more authentic magic. it culminated in a moment where we see that Phil realized that didn't need tricks to convey the magic that they say goes into a marriage, instead looking over into Claire's eyes and holding her hand. And Claire's…

I had this on mostly in the background, but when I heard Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros' "Home" playing (a song that will always get to me) and saw Mitch walking down the aisle with Jay, I registered where they were finally having the wedding as Jay's country club, and saw Mitch & Cam with the sunset over the…

You go, girl, down on my vagina.

Jim (Reilly's character) swerves but manages to drive safely under the gas station canopy. Rose, Claudia's mom, crashes her car, and Linda (Julianne Moore's character) is in an ambulance that crashes.

RIP Mr. Numbers, Don, Dmitri, and Wally. And RIP Molly? (god, I hope not.)

This happens. This is something that happens. It's something that happens.

I'm not a fan of the crosstalk either (it's nice to read two perspectives, but it can be a crutch and the quality of the review can suffer), but there's no need to be a dick about it. Just skip on over to the comments, or move on over to HitFix or Previously[dot]TV or wherever—no announcement needed. Or, if you have…

We just got Magnolia'd.