Hannibal/Walking dead crossover?

BSOD

Apparently Abigail survived in the books as well

I get that. I misunderstood from your earlier comments.

Actually with me stage training being obvious has been detrimental. My specific point of reference is Deep Space Nine with the actor who played Captain Sisco.

Actually it annoys me too, mostly because problems for this episode can be rectified with a quick Wikipedia search. It feels like the absolute least they can do as research. For the viral encephelitis, it felt too much like a designed plot device.

I don't get it. Abby and her sister are pretty awesome with almost zero man plots. Plus you have classic fish-out-of-water gags and a hammy walter bishop. What's not to like?

We have different definitions of manpain. It's not simply the man being emotional at all. For me at least, the term is about these men who have loved ones taken away from them by the villains and use that well of revenge/guilt to fuel the story. Something as old as the "damsel in distress", since the loved one is…

I am so hoping Abigail was alive down there

We're also seeing through Hannibal's eyes, as well as the perspective of any character that the camera is following (Bev, Jack), just because he's the central character doesn't mean that there can't be good supporting characters around him.

Miriam Lass didn't do the same thing, she saw some things that he had left lying around his office.

Oh now you're just being silly. It's not just Will's story, it's also Hannibal's and Jack Crawford's. This is an ensemble show.

eh, I can't give credit for a season that hasn't been made yet, let alone make assumptions on a show that isn't directly adapting source material.

I disagree, this means that she's too competent and not reckless enough to bring unsubstantiated claims to her boss, but reckless and not competent enough in committing a crime by breaking into someone's house, possibly taking something without a warrant, all without a contingency plan in case something does happen.

Yeah that's started to weigh on me too. This show is repeatedly kept going to the well of using the death of its female cast as emotional fodder. And though Torres didn't die, her entire character is centered around dying. The only side characters left standing are Alana Bloom (miss YA novel) and Freddy Lounds…

Rewatched that episode post college, I sympathized so much with the poorer Friends

I know, way harsh thing to say, and maybe it's just a kneejerk reaction from whats currently happening with Elena's, but its just what I'm feeling.

You may mock them, but have you seen the number of glee club trophies they have?

I'd love to see out dated election signs on the Salvatore front lawn.

C-, too much of the writing bothered me, plus a lot of subjective issues that just rubbed me the wrong way.