She didnt know who they were. She is after Jack, not a "two people in possession of a drone-manipulator".

Also in The Closer. Only she left him there.

You should watch the real British Parliament, they shout all the time. In that sense, this is quite realistic.

Dan Harmon on his "silence" over Community cancelation etc.

Surely you must mean The Cougar Town Award of the Worst Title?

AtoZ looks and feels so generic that I do not think even the two pretty great and sweet actors can save it from from being a watered down HIMYM rehash of Dharma and Greg.
So, its probably gonna have high ratings.

He did cut the ginger…

Let's do some more!! Nina kills Jacks wife at hour 24 of day 1; Bruce Willis is a ghost; Ted's wife is dead; Hannibal gets captured then escapes; Sherlock is not dead after fighting with Moriarty; the servant killed Karamazov Sr; Oedipus kills his father, fucks his mother and causes the plague; no one knows how the…

ZOMG! I am on episode 1x08, and you just spoiled major character development! So Ned gets released only to be killed at his son's wedding? Cruel cruel cruel spoiler!

When you watch the episode, please come back and explain how the fuck is this particular headline a spoiler?

Worst thing is, the headline is not a fucking spoiler at all. "Mystery of Freddie Lounds Murder" is MISLEADING, if it is anything.

It's an odd leap for most other "crime" series where it would have been shown how Will got the call, his expression, how he drives to the hospital and yells at nurses to show him to her room. :)

Seriously, people take this literally? the note is hilarious.

The only plausibility I expect from this show is the psychological one. That is the real "real" driving force behind it.

Right, but in-vitro costs money. Quite a bit actually. And since Mason is even paying for her therapy, it does not seem plausible he would pay for his future opposition to the "kingdom".
Besides, I think she went for Will's baby specifically, which he probably would not do if he had to go the "artificial" way. There…

Like giving snobs a 5$ bottle of wine and telling them it was a 5K$ one, and listen to them marvel ;)

it would be funny if it wasnt. I would appreciate Hannibal's coolness, snobbishness and pretentiousness being chipped away on such a basic prosaic level.

It felt to me like they want us in Hannibal's perspective again, since we have been in Will's since the beginning of S2.

Yep, that is exactly what I thought. if Will "worked on" Randall in his barn, Hannibal does not know what happened to the, ermm, meat. the display in the Museum was pretty meatless.

It was really obvious that Margo was using Will for sperm - with all the talk about breeding, and leaving a legacy…
I am sorry, but the real sex object here was Will. He was literally nothing more than sperm.