Zanne

Hannibal is far more subtle than we think. He's trying to kill Will and Crawford through gourmet cooking.

I vote Towncar.

They should've just gone with giant Peeps.

This did give me an option for how I want to see Supernatural end...The Boys driving into Chicago to clean up the town.

I liked that it showed that being a monster wasn't necessarily glamorous - it could be messy and disgusting and unpleasant. It made you feel a tiny bit of sympathy because you realized their lives must have sucked. I feel no sympathy for the Bloodlines' monsters because they are all utterly fabulous - hair cemented in place, make-up perfect, and wearing the latest fashions. If I wanted to watch pretty people wearing pretty clothes and leading pretty lives, I'd watch every other show on the CW.

So much yes to this. This made me recall Kindred: The Embraced since it had similar structure and storylines - cop protagonist (or baby cop, whatever), monster families running a large city, and the Romeo/Juliet cross species/group love story. But on Kindred, they had characters of different ages. This show seemed entirely populated by twenty-somethings. You can't tell me every shifter, djinn, werewolf and vampire in town is in their 20s.

I was thinking that the necklace Oleanna tossed out the window might have been payment for this poisoning. She wouldn't want to chance being seen handing money or valuables over to some stranger, but "accidentally" losing a necklace (out the window) could get the payment into the right hands should they be waiting outside.

Please forgive my lack of knowing names, but I think in an earlier episode the Mockingbird guy was insulting the Eunuch guy by saying that poison was only used by women and men without dicks (to paraphrase). So it seems to hold true in this world, as well.