I haven't watched this yet (and I'm sure it's pretty good), but it's kind of hard to take some of the recent reviews seriously when the shows being reviewed are paid advertisers for A.V. Club. I've noticed in the last 2 months that every show that spends a ton of money with front page takeovers miraculously gets…

I also like that they've consciously steered clear of mirroring any direct scenes from the movie. Thematically, sure. But Molly being 8 months pregnant facing off with Malvo would be so similar to the movie that it would be disappointing. The show needed to be its own thing and slyly pulling the rug out from under us…

I personally loved the symbolism of Lester wearing the red coat when he finally couldn't escape his fate. Wasn't Lester always the red fish in the "what if you're right and they're wrong" poster?

I loved the quick half second cut to the original drawing that Miriam found last season as she was going through Hannibal's artwork on the table, only to show something completely different when they were actually discussing the work. A very subtle decision that just emphasizes the awesome attention to detail that…

What parts of the series do you consider "good work"? Legitimately curious.

Ok, so like why do you watch a show that you obviously don't see many redeemable qualities in?

In all fairness Beth wasn't interesting until 2 episodes ago. I could see how see would be forgettable to her…

Haha, no, my thoughts are no more valid than yours. I was just joking with the single comment. But really, in this world there isn't much to keep the will to keep going on, for Glen (and many others such as myself) the only thing that is important is the one you love. Without that person, the world is meaningless and…

You're obviously single.

"After all their desperation and passion, they’ve only been without one
another for, what, five episodes? Six? Can’t be much more than that, and
while I don’t doubt their love for one another, it’s a little
embarrassing when you realize just how much the two have worked to bend
the lives of those around them to their…