Excellent episode….although no mention by Molly Eichel of Will's run in with Dolarhyde at the Brooklyn museum right after he ate the painting. Armitage is killing his scenes. He's doing a tremendous job. Love the "discussion/therapy" between Will and Bedelia. The poetic dialog in "Hannibal" is alway spot on and is…

It said it right after the clips for next week's show at the end…

What I already like about next week's episode - the Season Finale…it's 90 minutes!

Sorry, I'm not going to say anything witty or clever or even humorous. I'm just really enjoying the Bryan Fuller interpretation the "Red Dragon" story line so far. It's exactly the way I like this show…a serial killer is on the loose with Will, Jack and Hannibal all involved trying to catch him with lots of mind games…

I was pretty disappointed in last night's episode for many reasons…I could type 3 paragraphs about why last night fell short, but why bother? You guys covered it in words probably better than I could. I will say this…for a show that has many dark and disturbing topics with dark and moody subject matter…the show itself…

I don't know to be honest, but I would like to see someone try. I'm not a Vaughn hater at all. I just find him to be miscast that's all…but, you're right, the lines he's been forced to read have been pretty juvenile at times…

While I kind of enjoyed last night's episode, it did make me realize a few things about this season in general and why it is mostly falling short of expectations. Besides some of disjointed dialog between characters - most involving Vince Vaughn - there are so many wasted scenes and throw away moments that lend…

Hey Mason, that was some underwater BJ!

Brilliant!

I will continue to watch until the final episode, but it's more and more apparent Vince Vaughn needs to work on his acting chops for roles like this. His fight scene where he ripped the guys teeth out was almost laughable and his dialog is unconvincing. I was ready for him to give the thug the "Moe double eye poke"…

I've enjoyed both episodes so far…the story line is interesting and the acting for the most part has been pretty good, it's just that I keep waiting for Vince Vaughn to mutter something funny or off the wall like he's in "Wedding Crashers" or one of is other 20 comedy roles he's done. Sometimes I think he's pulling…

What can I say…This show just keeps on getting better and better every episode. And last nights clocked in at a very generous 70 minutes I believe and not one of them wasted. "The Bridge" doesn't need a lot going on to the naked eye to realize a lot is happening underneath the surface of almost every scene. This show…

"Death by venetian blind" lol.

This episode was given an A- rating? Seriously? As bad and poorly acted as some of the previous episodes were, last night reached new levels of silliness. "The Strain" is starting to morph into a show that is a cross between a comic book and a soap opera. There have been many corny lines from the challenged actors in…

Thank you for the response Tony. Corniness, huh? That's surprising since this season has been anything but corny. I'm sure I'll still watch it at some point though…

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I don't know, I seem to enjoy "The Bridge" a hell of a lot more than the reviewer does. It's dark, it's riveting, it's complex, it's realistic, its interesting and the acting is pretty darn good. I don't need to give it a grade to know I enjoy it and look forward to it every week. The "Eva and her ax" scene was…

You know what? I agree with you. While I realize the Mason Verger character has been in the books - which I haven't read - and in the movie version - which I have seen numerous times - I don't really think we even need that character here to continue this story line in the best way possible. Sometime less is more.…

He's still grinding his sausage, just in a different way. Ask Alana Bloom ;-)

Yes it definitely was human. There was a flashback or two implying that it was indeed a "happy meal" made of people…