Yes, Hannibal is making the leap to Red Dragon territory all at once.

FANTASTIC SHOW! So glad someone else remembers it.

Bryan Fuller said he approached each season as if it would be the last, so that ending could’ve been the finale. And I would’ve been cool with it because it was marvelously operatic. Looking forward to how he handles the end of season 3! After that I’ll be inconsolable with withdrawal.

Bless you for mentioning Jeremy Brett! He is my favorite Sherlock by far. Someday I will buy that entire set.

This week’s episode was very different from the others: more action, faster pace. Don’t give up yet!

One thing I meant to mention is that I am enjoying Hannibal not being his self satisfied self. He’s kinda pouty and grumpy without his Will. Don’t get me worng - I love the sleek person suit but a change is interesting.

I didn’t see that but I did enjoy the intrusive overlay ad for some food show. Ha!

Will knows people. At the very least he knew it was was very very good odds dude would want revenge. Will tried to believe he wanted the guy to leave but he has the same ‘curious’ problem Hannibal has.

Will knew and did a very bad job of lying about it.

I agree. I’m gonna keep an eye out for that priest. He knows things.

I didn’t believe she was alive until the priest looked at her! Sneaky priest...

Came to say this. Thank you!

I use Bobble water bottles and filters. Attractive and affordable. Love them!

My sister’s friend got scurvy. Scurvy! In the 20th century!

You speak truth. Pastor Tim is a lot of what creeps me out about religion.

I was under the possibly mistaken impression that Vision was rushing to the window, not attacking Thor. If he really wanted to get Thor he would have kept fighting. Or is the beauty of the nightime skyline enough to stop a rampaging android?

That scene was the only good thing about “Heat”, and it was so good it damn near made up for the rest of the movie.

I finally watched this last year, in HD. It was beautiful and engrossing. I loved it!

That trailer was a little long, which makes me nervous. Long trailers always feel like they're showing you all the good parts now and you'll be disappointed with the rest.

Non-theists are less likely to wander in and check it out. Plus these are super heavy on religious imagery. I don't do religion any more but I love architecture and choral music! Luckily I feel comfortable in a church. Not everyone does.