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POLL : What did you think of Hannibal - Mukozuke?

29 Mar 2014

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9 comments:

  1. Debsterforever29 March 2014 at 03:03

    So fucking awesome! Only the Alibal/Hannilana-sex in the Promo was even better. *lol*

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  2. ShOwFrEaK29 March 2014 at 03:04

    I don't know who's more imaginative Will or Hannibal, buy my goodness, I never would have guessed what Hannibal would do with Beverley, but Wow is what was left on my tongue, when I did see it.

    As for Will's hitman, well, that sucks... I thought he would have taken Hannibal somewhere else, but decided to finish the job at the same location. Bad Luck??

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  3. Debsterforever29 March 2014 at 03:04

    So f***ing awesome! Only the Alibal/Hannilana-sex in the Promo was even better. revenge sex *lol*

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  4. ShOwFrEaK29 March 2014 at 03:08

    I wonder if it's actual or fantasy...

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  5. Debsterforever29 March 2014 at 03:10

    I'm very sure it will be actual. Alana thinks now that Will is really a killer who knows what he did. There are Promo pics for a later episode in whicht Hannibal and Alana already look like a couple.

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  6. DarthLocke429 March 2014 at 03:14

    Copy Katz, Oh Copy Cats...


    Such a fantastic juxtaposition to the "Hannibal" Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi scene, especially since they have been using Jack via meeting his wife in Rome as an extension to that time period. Love that it was Jack that help Hannibal up. How tragic and poetic.


    Too bad for Beverly. Was't sure what the outcome was going to be because of a spoiler pertaining to another character in a later episode, but I'm glad Dr. Gideon and The Observatory made a revival.


    The artistry and cinematography also continue to be amazing.

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  7. nobody29 March 2014 at 11:50

    Outstanding episode, but then it is Hannibal after all. I wanted to know Beverly's fate, but at the same time I also didn't want to know.........if that makes any sense. The "Cannibal" gave her a memorable "Send - Off"! Beverly's death will haunt Jack and Will forever. Jack because this is the 2nd female agent he has lost (to Hannibal) and Will because he put Beverly in the "Cannibals" path. After Beverly's death Will wanted revenge and was willing to go to extreme lengths to get it done. This series is simply amazing!
    My Top 5 TV series - (on air)
    1) The Blacklist
    2) Hannibal
    3) Continuum
    4) Orphan Black
    5) Bates Motel
    My one complaint is the "Villain/Killer of the Week" system. Hannibal writers comes up with some great actors/characters for these "One - Off" parts (Amanda Plummer last episode), but they are caught or killed within the episode. I would have liked to see this episode's killer last a few episodes..........he was interesting. This is my only complaint and I know it's a minor one. I'm really looking forward to the next episode! 4 A DR. LECTER COOKBOOK, I am Nobody!!!

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  8. DarthLocke429 March 2014 at 13:37

    Nice joke, but in all seriousness they made a point to point out how Alana tends to affect other people in this episode, making a play on her surname "Bloom" not that would necessarily affect Hannibal (as you suggest), but this is something she may believe about herself and thus I was referring to her pursuit of the truth, not Hannibal's...


    Hannibal does actually deeply care and feel (it's why they also made a point in the episode to say that he's "something different" than a sociopath). It's why Harris work has always intrigued me, because Hannibal is so in touch with the human pysche and represents that fantastic line between civilization and the wild in terms of survival of fittest and if civilization is a false facade for what people really are...

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  9. toniacca529 March 2014 at 16:43

    A W E S O M E

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