I know what you're trying to say, but it's Hannibal. And from the angle it seems to avoid any mayor blood vessels, and it's certainly nowhere near the middle of the neck. So, all things considered, I think his chances are high.

It isn't a very thorough analysis, it's just a picture of a particular moment.

He hasn't learned anything.

Odds are he's still alive.

Furthermore, he's seen Hannibal in the suit first-hand. Now he's dead certain who Hannibal is, and, if he survives, it will be interesting to see how his character is affected.

I' ve never done this so maybe it doesn't work, but just in case anyone's interested, Chilton's exit wound:

I think the safest thing would be to make Hannibal believe Chilton actually died, to get his guard down.

Gideon was in the guest room but not at all on sight; I'm sure Hannibal has had corpses or people in the basement in many of the scenes in this show (not to mention the meat in the fridge). And Chilton as the reaper would have opened the door and found out he was being arrested, he wouldn't have had time to make it…

That is so true. Killing two birds with one stone lol. Yes, that comment about the nurse was fishy at best. I love this show!

He still had to kill people, even if he wasn't serving them, to make Jack suspicious. So the Rolodex is kind of justified. Now, him pulling out a recipe right after the Rolodex, that was a definite "fuck you".

I also keep suspecting Chilton, but basically because that guy is clearly all about survival nowadays and since he can't really just disappear he's doing what he can to defend himself. Alternatively, suspecting Hannibal like he does he may have told the guards to beat him and just casually mentioned it to Hannibal, to…

It's because he's always been jealous so he was just never charmed. It made him more objective, surprisingly.

To me the reason Hannibal left Miriam for Jack to find is clear: he wanted to see what will happen. Can't say I blame him, so do I.

I usually don't feel bad with anything I see on tv but that was… uncomfortable. Seriously, I have to say: well done, show. That's quite a feat.

Yes. I think he said to tell the waiters to get food from the kitchen to get Jack to doubt him even further. And then, when he was proven "wrong" he would feel worse about it and more convinced of his innocence.

Me too, basically because they THREW HIM OFF THE STAIR!

I think it was kind of a wake up call.

Nor that it spies on people.

I keep thinking that the Team can just pitch Vigilance against Decima and save themselves the trouble.

The most depressing thing about this is realizing most of the shows I've seen are shitty at best.
To those saying you've repeated a show a couple of times: you can enter the same show more than once so…