I don't understand this pun. Is it esoteric to Pennsylvania residents?

"I called the number on his Wanted site once. Far from here. Just for fun."

That was in the preview? I'd be pissed if I'd seen that.

Didn't even notice what the music signified. I love that explanation.

I thought, especially because the last climax on this series was the endlessly terrifying "Mizumono", that the sillier tone actually worked really well. The pathos was still there, but the Hannibal/Jack conflict is pure hatred, not the will they/won't they of Hannibal/Will. So it makes sense Jack would just beat on…

My delight would have barely outweighed my eye-rolling if Jack had dropped a "DO YOU SEE?" in that moment.

What was Pazzi looking at on his computer? Was it an FBI wanted notice released after the dinner party in Mizumono? Or was it a file Pazzi himself was compiling? I ask because it looked very official, but it had "Roman Fell" listed as Hannibal's alias, and the FBI can't know that, right?

The real issue with the book Hannibal, in my opinion, is the way Thomas Harris distorts the characterizations of Clarice and Hannibal from the people they seemed to be in SOTL. As a series of plot beats, however, the book Hannibal is a lot of fun. I'm really happy we were given pretty much the verbatim image of Pazzi…

I feel like Molly's point about Lecter widowing Pazzi's wife is correct. Unlike Will, Jack's motivation to kill came in that moment.

I've always thought that this show's weakness is its insistence that Hannibal is always in control. In my opinion, this series is at its most compelling when it suggests that Hannibal is almost superhuman but still physically, mentally, and emotionally fallible.

Not sure how I feel about this season so far, but it's Hannibal so I'm excited to see where it goes. MINOR SPOILERS The strange thing about setting the table for this long is that it seems like a ton of stuff has to happen in the next three episodes if they're going to get to Red Dragon by episode 8.

I've been watching too much Hannibal. For most of this movie I didn't even realize there was a science fiction element; I just thought she was a serial killer and the death scenes were stylized for the viewer.

Picard deserved it more, but Janeway must have been the most popular hero in Starfleet after she spent seven years safely getting most of her crew back from the Delta Quadrant.

Amazing.

If there is a season 7 (I'm all for it), can we please get Walton Goggins' character back as a new regular (or glorified guest star, like Banks, Brewster, and David?) Also, if Chevy really is interested, they should do a plot with him that doesn't involve him shooting at Sony. Pierce was problematic but the reveal…

Seems inadvisable to not bring back such an entertaining character for the new films.

Bones Howe.

Pop culture immortality is a mysterious thing.

OH, I thought you guys were mannequins! WHAT A BACKFIRE.

What a way to go.