The actor also plays the worst guy ever on Mr. Selfridge.

In the book, the mention of the Shah and his wife really struck me. In addition wondering about the alternate history of Princess Soraya conceiving or not divorcing, it was in a section about how Bill Masters loved to gossip about his wealthy and celebrity clients.
"It's a damn shame…I SAID it's a damn shame…oh, I…

Why does the American public school system never teach any of the classics that Anne Hathaway unearthed after Shakespeare's death, like Richard IV, Much Ado About a Tenth of a Percent, or 1-thell-1?

Huckleberry Finnishes

I could have sworn it was a quote from the The Bweble: The Bible's Authorized Sequel.

I really enjoyed the first few episodes of the show, but now I just don't know. How on earth could any of the producers or network executives think the season going forward is viable? Having decided that it is worth it to continue trying to shoot, why one earth would any of the cast members stay?
This is the best I…

Twitter Followers on a Train?

La-La-La-La-I-Can't-Hear-You Dolce Vita.

I can't wait for Frito-Lay's promotional tie-in premiering the Cheetos Dessert line, La Dolce Cheetah.

It's all spelled out in the prequel Scholastic hired Ian McEwan to write. It's called Introducing the Boxcar Children: The Cement Garden.

Not deadly, but I learned this from a nature show once - the pink areas that you see around hippos' eyes and nostrils is a secretion that works as a natural sunscreen.

One of the African characters is just going to appear to drop nuggets of tribal wisdom about the ways of the animals and what the ancestors would do, isn't he?

Hippos in the Nile are supposed to cause more fatalities than crocodiles, because they can capsize boats when disturbed.

That ornithologist lady who happens to be in the diner at exactly the right time is clearly the origin of the bird apocalypse.

"Wear the eyepatch, Chilt, wear the funk-tional, funk-tional eyepatch."

Read through the synopses on wikipedia. It will save you time, be just as entertaining, and probably better written.

Fun fact - three is both the number of sinners damned to the ninth circle of hell and the number of actors who have portrayed Will Graham on screen. Coincidence, or something more?

Hannibal made sure that Will is always fully dressed.

I saw an interview with Fuller before the season started saying that the snails, oysters, and other things with ooze or slime would be recurring imagery.

But what was his white blood cell count when he got released?