I thought this article was going to be Justified related and now I'm bitterly disappointed. *pours out a measure of Pappy*

Eh…Thayer Street is definitely not what is used to be. I remember that place before they had a Starbuck's and an Urban Outfitters. The Avon is still good though.

I really liked Outside Providence. I know it's not as good a movie as Reversal of Fortune, but as someone who grew up in Pawtucket, I appreciated that they captured the city in all its run-down, depressing glory.

Hannibal for everything (including comedy).

American Horror Story got nominated for something and Hannibal didn't? I call bullshit.

I wonder if they got to meet Dr. Gideon when he was there temporarily? Maybe Abigail assisted when Hannibal removed Gideon's leg.

I thought that it was supposed to represent Will subconscious -at least some of the time.

And then when they showed the stag dying…I became quite verklempt.

I think this is more like to be the case. Abigail is dead, and Alana survives but with some pretty serious injuries. I would like her to be more involved in helping to catch Hannibal next season.

Do you really think the show would kill off two female characters after all the flak they got when Beverly was killed?

I think Will and Alana have a good shot at surviving. I'm not so sure about Jack. I would love it if Abigail survived. It seems kind of cheap for the show to save her for a big reveal only to have Hannibal kill her. But it's perfectly in character for Hannibal.

I approve of this. There's already fanfic. Not that I've read it, of course. *shifty eyes*

That should be the new tagline for the show.
Hannibal: Menace has never looked so stylish.

I love how Hannibal basically checking out his own ass while he's getting dressed. Makes me wonder if he's thinking, "Hey, I'D eat that!"

Can you shoot with one arm? Maybe Miriam Lass is still alive.

That's what I was thinking. Either that or Gideon is still out there.

I didn't think it was possible for me to be more traumatized than I was by the X-Files "Home" episode. This was way worse though. Ugh. *shudder*

I didn't even think of Paul Bettany, but now that you mention it…he would've been great!

I'm forever bitter that Callum Keith Rennie has never been cast as Constantine. I know that now, in his early fifties, he'd probably be considered too old. But just look at that chain-smoking swagger: http://31.media.tumblr.com/…

"I have no problem with the man collecting fur coats. Whatever floats your boat. But there’s a certain strain of material disdain that can only result from being really fucking rich, which is intensely patronizing."
Frank Turner maybe be an idiot, but this quote of his really sums up why I've always hated 'Imagine'.