In a universe where military officers wear beards in their ID photo, why not?

It's only kind of fake, one of his parents (mom?) is British, so he grew up around it and can slip into it with ease.

It very much seems that if there is any way to include her cleavage in a shot, it will be featured, as prominently as possible. It definitely seems intended to distract from the show's flaws. And, for me, at least, it's working.

"Monica."

He didn't have a specific serial killer five that I know of, he would just do custom ones related to whatever situation.

I thought you were making a reference to "The Todd" from Scrubs.

Serial killer five!

Better muscle definition with Fiennes, as i recall, though it's been a while since I watched. He is shorter, but his IMDB bio makes a point of mentioning that he bulked up for the role.

I don't know how I didn't pick up on that being Molly, I thought Will had just had a flash of insight in a dream. But since that's not usually how his insights are revealed, I should have figured that out. I was somewhat focused on the bloody sheets on the wall and how, from the position where the killer would be able…

It was that personal knowledge aspect of the comment that caused me to completely miss the "How's Margot?" part of the comment, but still get a chuckle from the scene.

Agreed. That stood out to me (after all the brilliantly done CGI so far) as a situation where a practical effect would have worked much better.

Yes, and the use of reflections in the scenes with Jack were very effective as well.

My preferred one is, 'Hello."

In the "Red Dragon" movie, his workplace was updated to a place that does VHS to DVD transfers. From my limited experience, a company doing duplication/conversion might reasonably handle numerous formats. It's not that much of a stretch to think that they also handle some of the remaining film processing work.

Well, the phone call annoyed me, not because of what was said so much as the fact that there's no way it ever would have occurred. Of all the many unlikely/impossible things we are asked to accept in this show, including the conflict of interest of Alana overseeing her former lover's incarceration and psychological…

I think Hannibal's comment to Jack about whether his face had room for more scars is likely to be foreshadowing of face-stabbing.

The whole time I was reading the article, Frank Zappa's "Cocaine Decisions" was playing in my head…

Cake Boss.

I would just like to point out that one does not have to be a millennial to know & enjoy Buress from "High Maintenance" & "The Eric Andre Show". I've actually been watching TEAS as if it's actually "The Hannibal Buress Show" with Eric Andre as host being some sort of surreal meta-joke.

Knowing that TV's Frank regularly participates in the #hashtagwars (and to my knowledge has never been a guest) made that episode strange for me.