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I'm just relieved for Hardison that the fleet of Lucilles means he doesn't have to suffer the heartbreak of losing her anymore.

I enjoyed this so much. It really felt like Leverage which was my biggest fear. I knew it would be fine, but the first episode really felt like finding the show again after a long break. Like others mentioned, that "his father's son" comment hit me so hard. Largely because it was just thrown away, the show trusted its audience to be gutted without emphasizing it. Parker being more open and mature but still so, so Parker is delightful. The real problem for me is going to be not watching all of the other available episodes immediately.

On Netflix, launching July 13, 2021.

Season 2 is starting August 6, per the trailer:

Some info about the next season, expected to launch in June 2021. They're going to do weekly episode releases.

Will air on Hulu.

Will air on The CW.

Right? It was so weird. I mean I know this show rarely offers anything but disappointment when it comes to "exciting" new storylines but this was by far the... most recent.

Is Brooke (and the audience) supposed to praise Thomas for not taking advantage of a lie he found out about to get his paws on Hope this time? 😡

A fair number of posts in this thread have veered off-topic, please try to keep discussion to the episode. Thanks, feel free to contact me and @ByTor with any questions.

This is an interview with Bryan Fuller and Hugh Dancy talking about Hannibal. I've only watched 15 minutes so far but it's good and they talk about the potential for the future right from the start which I appreciate.

So exciting. I'm really glad Janice Poon is included, I loved following her weekly blog posts about the food.

This is a really great interview too. In particular It's nice to have confirmation again that it helped her that viewers could see what was happening.

In an interview about her new film, Nicole Beharie talks a bit about Sleepy Hollow and how that all went. It's a really good interview that mentions a lot about her process and how having to take time off when she got ill changed her.

18 episodes of Jane is way too many. But just imagine the top notch writing for her vertical this situation would inspire.

Maybe it's that he already got a deal for his next book, but it's about a guy who is dating the most self-centered human being in history but can't break up with her because she'll just write about it for the rest of their lives.