I noticed the same thing. I know this has been intermittently true for awhile now, but they're not even trying with the "real time" gimmick any more. They used to cheat this blatantly only between episodes.

Hannibal seemed to think [character] was dead in either last episode or the one before (I remember him talking about [character] in the past tense in a particular scene with Will.) Is that maybe part of their plan to trap him?

So we're assuming Jack Crawford survives the Hannibal finale?

I think the implication was meant to be that, since the Dominion pulled all their forces back to Cardassian territory, the "Allied" fleet that had been fighting a spread-out war was free to regroup.

Yeah, that music cue at the end is absolutely beautiful. I was kinda bummed they didn't keep playing it that way through the end credits, too, but I guess playing around with such structures was a lot less common back then.

Congratulations again, Zack!

So when do we learn that Kim's son's name is Jack? Did we already and I missed it?

It was nice of them to get any Bechdel concerns out of the way with the first three lines of dialogue…

I gotta say, all the evidence points to his de facto title being Executive Check-Casher.

Oh, man was this F well-deserved. There was not even a single goofy musical cue to save the episode.

All humans are vermin in the eyes of Norvo.

I did.

"Awaiting moderation" is the disqus version of giving your two-year-old an Xbox controller with no batteries in it.

Yeah, i like Valiant a lot. I would've guessed Moore wrote it without seeing the credit, as it feels a lot like the new BSG.

The thing I really like about Wrongs is how well it demonstrates that Dukat has always been delusional about his role in the occupation. Rather than just propagating revisionist history now, we see that he was making crazy rationalizations even as the bodies were piling up around him. It's fascinating.

He would later use that same expression for an entire season of Justified, to great effect.

I'm a fan of most of the obvious favorites others have mentioned (end of One Minute, end of S4, last shot of Crawl Space), but for a more obscure one, I'll point out the pro/con list Walt makes in season 1 while deciding what to do with Crazy 8.  Giant list of moral/ethical objections (including "Judeo-Christian…

It inspired me to eschew speaking in favor of ringing a bell and glaring in unrestrained fury as my sole means of communication.

Yeah, it's hard to get a handle on what they're trying to do with him.  Which is no doubt intentional.

It was definitely a recording.  He was holding the case for it.