That's what drove me nuts about the whole thing  —- living in DC makes me pick apart anything DC-geography-related in movies/tv.  I can't help myself.

Linder and Uncle Rico 4 ever.  I would totally watch that show.

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Straight From the Heart, even.

I'm glad someone thought she might be a tad thin.  All I could do was envy her lack of back fat.

When Ray and Charlotte met with Mexican Cartel Lady and Lyle Lovett, I said out loud, "Oh God, Ray's actually wearing a red shirt." He's a goner.

My mother and I are about to get into a fight over Marco.  Fortunately I prefer Boyd Crowder to Raylan Givens, so Mom can claim Raylan without a problem from me.  But I saw Mads Mikkelsen first, so Mom keeps a polite distance, but I can hear the lust in her voice when she talks about Hannibal.

By the time the season ended, I started getting turned on anytime I saw "the Clark".

I enjoyed this episode quite a bit, particularly the scene in the truck with Sonya and Hank.  I'm really growing to love that Hank.  But I agree with everyone about how annoying this killer is becoming.

Holy crap, I want the Sam Loomis Hardware shirt.

Michael Shannon. YES YES YES

It's not being released until mid-July.  I saw a preview screening of it here in Washington, DC and I ordered the DVD from the UK.  It's a heartbreaking movie, and Mikkelsen is wonderful in it.

I guess I really, really want Bedelia to be imaginary, because I've come up with a way to explain that whole, very odd, sequence, so here goes: I think Hannibal was mentally preparing himself to kill Jack (until Will went and screwed everything up by running off with Abigail— that look on his face when Jack told him…

Next time I get sick, I want a Hannibal face cupping.  It appears healing, like when Abigail drank the tea and wasn't feeling well.

Seriously.  If you want further proof of this, check out The Fall, on Netflix.  I want to be her.

Thanks for bringing this up.  Mom and I have been having this discussion for weeks — it always seems the coloring of the scenes she is in is slightly different, not black and white like the scenes with Miriam Lass, but something is off relative to the rest of the show.  My personal theory  is that du Maurier is dead…

I always refer to him as "One-Eye".  The acting he did out of that one eye was terrific!

This show has affected me so much that I actually dream about it now — I've been home sick with a flu bug for the last few days and I had a dream about Will Graham during a long nap.  He was doing one of his crime-recreation monologues, except he was wearing long earrings and wore badly applied makeup (think Buffalo…

Mads ends up naked in many of his Danish films.  He's quite a hunk of man.  Great, that's all I'm going to think about today.

I say "a".  And I don't know what that character's name is, but as long as he's around I will refer to him as Wynn Duffy.  I'm just sorry Boyd Crowder's not around.