Just think of what could've been if Dan Harmon wasn't fired and given a full 4th season with Donald Glover and Chevy Chase.

How is that even sanitary? They haven't been gutted, so they're still full of their own shit.

It's why he left Suburgatory…

1) There is no one I'd rather rape a family on a beach with than Dan Harmon.

I actually found it a little tame when compared to Hannibal. Poor ol' Buffalo Bill doesn't hold up well against his peers when comparing creativity, ingenuity, and aesthetics…

h8 u

I'm not going to claim that pirating isn't stealing, but the legality of an action often doesn't have anything to do with the morality of it.

Amy Acker is a little old to be the Huntress though.

It's an incredibly frustrating finale, given the potential it sets up for Season 3 (and some unanswered questions), but there's also something poetic about ending the series with a mother sending her son off into the future.

Was she? It looked like she was dead on the table and Slade was pissed off about it, but I could've misread it.

Random TV Musings:

I don't think they made it even remotely believable, but it doesn't matter because it was fun as fuck.

On the flip side, it's implied that Evil Rick didn't love Evil Morty and that this episode is partly a consequence of a Rick not treating his Morty well:

Rick and Morty Season 1: A-fucking-+

True, given the episodic and unending nature of mainstream superhero comics, TV may actually be a better medium for bringing comics to life, although what Marvel has done with the MCU is amazing in its ambition and execution.

That scene was amazing in how much information Hannibal conveyed without incriminating himself:

Having never read the books (and never intending to), why would the sound of crossbow firing end her life?

It wasn't a twitch, it was a wink. Hannibal knows everything, including Chilton's change of opinion.

Well, Garcia himself did leave after Season 3.

"Noah was funnier than he has been in ages"