Haven't seen Captain America 2 (or Thor 2 for that matter), wasn't much of a fan of this episode.
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Bechdeltest.com lists it as
According to bechdeltest.com they all do.
I can see at least a few definitions for a character being an anti-hero, but I don't think Hannibal fits any of them.
Mmm… testicles made out of pussy.
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The commenter was pretending to be Scott Buck, a writer/showrunner for Dexter (a show whose later seasons were hated around here, though stopped watching after season 3) giving advice on how to "improve" this show.
In the Nerdist Writers Panel podcast Fuller talks about the opening of episode 5, and he seems to be taking her death and peoples' reactions to it very seriously. I think him making light of it (as well as other stuff on the show) is just his way of dealing with all of the darkness he's creating.
Fuller has been rather loose lipped about spoilers as well.
Yeah, if you want to remain unspoiled for this show for the love of god don't read those press releases.
She also did an episode of Orange Is the New Black.
They also had Will's colleagues and friends collecting evidence on him last season.
I even sided with him on lazer tag.
I was unsure during the episode, but mostly convinced it was Hannibal by the end. Reading he wasn't didn't really surprise me though.
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Agreed, but some sort of "potential spoiler warning" in the article would have been nice.
What's kind of genius about this show is they had already set up Hannibal doing stuff off-screen, so you'd really believe that he was the one behind it.
Watching this show, I think you've gotta accept that its depiction of the legal profession is going to be at least as wrong as its depiction of real life serial killers.