Anela

I noticed her comment about wine and truffles. I wondered how Hannibal is keeping up with their lives. The internet? I also wonder why his picture isn't plastered everywhere.

Maybe Jack's blood went up, because he didn't drown in what happened to him. He looked after his wife, accepted that he was going to lose her, and that she'd be happy to die at that point (something Hannibal once stole from her). He made peace with that, said goodbye to her, and went to fix the mistake he'd made with Will. The dogs are a grounding influence. I think they have more of that influence (stability) coming up, with the addition of a certain character.

I thought so, too. "I'm all ears. They've just been... redistributed." That made me chuckle. I can't wait until they get Will into a more grounded head space again. I liked the Will who wanted revenge, and justice.

They won the Saturn award for best network show.

I was up all night when we had beautiful weather. Now I'm up most of the day, and it's raining all the time. Blech. It's supposed to be 67 degrees over the weekend.

All of my dreams, this morning, had me either living with Hannibal somehow or being a part of the production. Odd. Nobody died, and I enjoyed most of the dreams. (I would wake up, and go back into them.) The one time I was in danger, had nothing to do with Hannibal - I was in a huge building, like a school or something, that had bathrooms like public toilets, and I was hiding from someone. I thought it was a girl - there was some sort of birthday party going on.

That little girl is too creepy.

Is Tom supposed to be sick, as well?

So did I.

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That's what I thought. She also showed more confidence again, at the beginning of this episode, I thought. I'll have to watch again.

I didn't think that Hannibal was spiraling out of control. I thought he was screwing with Bedelia. She wouldn't want to see the man suffer, and she inadvertently kills him. It was still the kinder move, even though he didn't survive.

"And here's one we made earlier." heh. The artsy look to it was getting on my nerves this time. It was nice to see Jack, though, and next week looks like it will be good.

Will Graham needs to spend a lot of time on the Baggage Reclaim website. WTF was that he raised up on a rope, at the end? A message, or a love letter?

I think I preferred the inferences to what he ate, over the visuals of him actually preparing body parts. ew, ew, ew.

I read about her obsession with the possibility of life after death, and I like that, because I was obsessed for a few years, as well. I had a family member who died on the operating table,years ago, and he was angry that they brought him back. He said that he was floating somewhere, and he'd wanted to continue on that way. His attitude about the whole subject completely turned around. He's been very much dead for a number of years now, and I hope that he got to complete that journey.

I liked it, and will keep watching.

For Christopher fans: you might already know this, but he's in the new TNT show "Proof" as Jennifer Beals' ex-husband and fellow doctor.

If he was driving the car, he couldn't make sure that the doctor wouldn't just leg it at some point. If she's driving, he can focus the gun on her. I was more interested this episode. I don't see how they're going to stretch it out thirteen episodes, either.

I wasn't interested in this movie, but I prefer it to the first one as well. The first one bugged me, because of changes made from the books (including the fact they didn't use my favourite parts). This was better than I expected.

Poor Bradley. Her mother changed her room into a workout room? She hasn't been gone that long - months.

But Annika is something like twenty years younger. At least Norma is age-appropriate.

Wow, they've really moved things along this season, and I'm glad. I didn't like all of the side stories - unless it eventually leads to something regarding Norman. The guy in the bar was Wade from Hart of Dixie. It was weird seeing him here.

I just commented in Will's thread, re: forgiveness, but I've just remembered that once my mother got out of a relationship with a sociopath (he really was), he talked to her over the phone once more, really trying to get some sort of emotional reaction out of her. He was apologetic, and saying how hard something must have been for her, etc, etc, trying to get past the wall she had up. She said, nah, she was fine, really, and that she was now engaged to a good man. I'm watching Hannibal, on-demand, and that memory hit me when Hannibal told Will that he forgave him, and then asked if Will would forgive him, just before slitting the girl's throat. That guy was a real piece of work, and really messed with women's heads. He left me wary of men for a long time.