Here's the full version of that song: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I loved that sense of uneasiness when everyone was asked to hand in their phones etc. and the lights were turned off. When they did it last season, it was touching. Now, there was a sense of foreboding because… ''Chuck is coming!''. It's such a great way to show the dread Jimmy feels when his brother is around.

Space blanket supersuit.

He's in it! Although he has a slightly different look. ;)

Well, don't forget Sayid was kind of a badass. ;)

LOST did it twice! Except Sayid was being the good guy when he shot himself to save Nadia, after he killed his boss, in his first flashback episode.

Those three episodes rocked. I actually do still wish that that arc had lasted longer, but you make a good point.

More people should realize that LOST actually did NOT ''only end once''. Those season finales were just as good or even better than this show.

Crickets do usually represent "silence"…

Speaking of crickets… Meg's ringtone was the sound of a cricket, wasn't it? Such a great little detail.

Well, whew. I was trying to excite you with the next episode's title in a jokey way, but I guess I can see how you could interpret it the way you did. Didn't mean to offend!

I'm really enjoying the fact that the two perspectives are not always of the same event, but forming a continuous story this season. The only thing I'm not a fan of are the flashforward scenes tacked on at the end of every "chapter".

I loved Fringe, but I honestly don't see Peter Bishop at all when I watch Jackson on this show. He's so good in this show, he's just as believable here as he was on Fringe even though the two characters are nothing I like (I know, it's called acting…).

But he still took Jimmy's cake! I can't just forget that.

It's an awesome show! One of the best. It just irked me a little when they revealed that practically everyone had survived the season 2 finale. :p

Plus, it can suddenly rain like it did that one time while they were doing it!

They already killed some of the unkillables, though, in seasons 2 and 3 (no, not T-Dog)!

It's hard to think of a death scene on Hannibal that WASN'T a "bullshit cop out" death. ;)

I liked the bit where the woman with the eyepatch asked Kevin if he wanted to ask her about it. Reminded me of the eyepatched character on LOST; obviously everyone needed to know how that happened!

"It's okay"
"NO ONE'S OKAY"