Yes, the droplet of blood cascading into the tiny pool of tears on the table was sheer art! The exquisite visuals makes all else pale in comparison. As has been said alot of times, the visuals are something you come to expect from movies.. where the cinematographer and director have time to "think out" how they want…

Yes.. and funnily enough, it does NOT take away from the feel of the show for me.. knowing where they are filming, location wise etc. It is a testament to the quality of the show and the quality of the acting that I feel so connected to the story, the characters and the impressive, thought provoking themes of the show…

I did not.. I went by there one evening and all the trailers were parked out back and they were filming inside (the kitchen trailer was full bore producing "food" :)) )..But I never got a chance to see it.. but with the third season conscripted, I hope to get a chance to get closer to the action. It is so surreal…

I've watched it again 5 times since Friday and each time I pick up on something new.. I agree totally in having never been affected quite this way by a TV show.. It is so surreal that they filmed this finale right around the corner from my house.. I could throw a stone and hit the studio! I went by there yesterday…

"He should not have done that".. that's all I could think about seeing the huge-ass piece of glass sticking out of Jack's neck.. Don't pull it out!!

AHHHHMEN, Brother.. WHiners, all.. asking to be spoon fed.. what is this coming to that is that people MAKE their choice to be on the AV Club site and THEN whine about "ewww.. it was a spoiler 'cause I haven't seen the episode yet.. waaaaa!" grow up and take responsibility for your actions.. They do a wonderful job…

yeah, no duh! and that would be for everyone who couldn't watch.. WTF are you people doing on the internet IF You haven't watched the show yet.. Of Course There Are Going To Be Spoilers! Don't look then for God's sake.. what are we all, three years old?? What people choose to look at is out of the authors' control..…

just rewatched the scene between Hannibal and Will discussing Will becoming a father and Hannibal describing Misha and then the teacup in relation to Abigail Hobbs. Now while Hugh Dancy gives another powerful performance in this exquisite scene, it is Mads who took my breath away in the range of emotions he shows in…