Yes, it's hard to disagree that there was A LOT of blood, but you never know with this show. Some characters have survived worse.

Do you think they're ready to let Will go? The wound he got is canon, anyway.

This THEY KNOW phrase coming back full circle. Impeccable.

This was outstanding, visually and and in terms of script. Those 20 minutes serously aged me. Way to pull the rug from the viewers, Fuller and the co.! I'm going to have nightmares about this.

Yes, and I'm sure it was her…

I loved a sly nod to The Thick of It when Dan was at the same hospital as Ollie and Jonah came to visit him with the flowers which were, just like Malcolm's, not for him in the end.

I'd love for him to appear, but I soppose he's too busy with Doctor Who.

Yes, Ben Swain's actor, as well as brief appearance from Rebecca Gethings who played Helen in The Thick of It's fourth season, and Priyanga Burford, who was Baroness Sureka on The Thick of It and had to do some questioning once again.

In today's episode of I Need Jesus: I totally wanted to protect Mason when he was sitting there so vulnerable and Hannibal broke his neck.

I agree that he would be perfect but it will never happen. A) Michael would probably never agree to do a project this big and B) Snyder sucks, and so does his casting.

I knwo, I read it religiously. But it can still be homage to more than one thing.

Cronenberg's references are great and all, but what about Katharine Isabelle's true classic, American Mary? This is not a coincidence: http://www.pinterest.com/pi…

He absolutely let himself loose and it's delicious (as his face, probably).

I can't believe this line, This show is the best dark comedy ever!

Relayed your theory about the wheelchair to Fuller via twitter. He faved my tweet. I take it as a sign that you might be right.

That's such a perfect description. Thank you!

Mason with this pig at the very beginning!!! Michael Pitt nailed this character.