Tippi Blevins

Maybe Will buys it for himself and just lies about getting it as a gift in order to disassociated himself from his own terrible taste in scents.

One of the weirdest/funniest things was the Indian restaurant stuff. You could hear people screaming for their lives outside and the people inside are just, la la whatever let's go about business as usual. And Angel just heads into the alley, at night, barely able to walk. He's lucky he only ran into Gus and not a bunch of slavering vampires. Also, why were his movies in black and white? He only seemed about 60. And shouldn't curfew be before the sun goes down?? People are still walking around, hailing cabs, doing whatever they normally do, well into night! I also think it's weird people are just acting like this is an outbreak of nasty flu. They're not nearly freaked out enough by the fact that there are literal monsters with throat snakes the size of a whale's wang, or even trying to evacuate.

If he'd grabbed my wrist and said "trust me I'm smiling" in that totally not smiling tone of voice, I think that'd be the last time I invited him over for a piece of my pie.

I think the thing with William is that David imagined his son put a gun in his mouth and blew out the back of his head. Didn't he leave William with a gun specifically to kill himself? Or maybe he left it with him for meager protection, and I just imagined that he assumed his son would instantly "opt out" instead of fighting off any attackers.

"Murder husbands." I can totally see why Will is with Molly. She's a peach. Still not sure why Molly is with Will, though, especially with a kid in the mix. There's just so, so much funky history. But hey good to know Alana and Margot are still together, raising the kid, even if Alana does sometimes look like she's dressed as one-fourth of a barbershop quartet.

When I rewatched this, I thought about Alana's working in the same hospital where Hannibal has been imprisoned. There are times to keep one's enemies closer, and then there are times to move your ass to the International Space Station.

Yeah I don't understand the different levels of physical transformation. Bolivar lost his junk but still has his nose. Eichorst is a smoothie everywhere, I think, isn't he?

Not soon enough.

I can't believe Nora made Eph stop! If anything, he didn't go far enough! Stick that kid's hand in there with the vamp and really put some fear into him. And bus service still running at night! And subways! So apparently, given Abe's current age, he was supposed to be about 13 in his flashback to 1933. That kid did not look 13.

I think Hannibal's envelope was in a larger, unmarked envelope, so I'd guess it was delivered to Will by some official go-between. It was a real jerk move by Jack showing the pictures to Molly, especially after Will said to keep them out of sight.

There were so many weird typos in the news articles floating across the screen. I'm going to pretend it was a sly commentary on the sad state of news editing these days, rather than sloppily made props.

I hope Michael put the dirt and rocks back in his grave. People gonna freak out if they find it empty.

I like how the lopsided hoodie that Michael wears kind of looks like a cape around his neck. I also liked him dropping in on that bearded guy to tell him what's what. Basically I just like everything Michael-related. Not sure why they thought using the amphorae was less vicious than killing the humans by hand.

The guy who plays Alex played a very similar character in NBC's Kings and I felt like he was the weak link in that show, too. Casting directors must just love him as the seeming nobody who reluctantly rises to heroism. I felt awful for Rose. I was more interested in her after a few scenes than I am in Alex. The actress was great in the role.

I wonder how much Molly knows? Will probably has some notoriety for having been the former patient/friend of a famous cannibal, and was probably written up in the articles and books. But did he tell her stuff like, "So, hey, Hannibal and I almost adopted a daughter and fled the country together." Because if so, she has a way more open mind than I do. I don't care how adorable Will and his dogs are. That is just a wee bit more baggage than I could handle. I'd be afraid he'd snap again. I think Will said the kid's name was Walker. Also, this episode illustrates why I've never wanted a glass paned door. Even Hannibal's prison overalls look nicely tailored. Or does he just automatically make clothes look nicer?

I was occasionally momentarily confused because I thought Francis looked like Dr. Chilton in the more shadowy scenes.

She's a better woman than I am, because I would have been like, "No, no, it absolutely must be Mads...for realism and stuff." I'm a long-time vegetarian but I get some good cooking ideas from this show, mostly about the presentation. Like using sugar cane skewers sounds nifty!

I saw him a few weeks ago on Hannibal and thought, "I wonder why they bothered making Tom Wisdom look like he's in his 40s?" (See this promo still.) Then I found out he actually is in his 40s. Is it just the difference in hair or what? Because on Dominion I thought he was younger than the guy who plays Alex, by a bit.

Did they call the lower angels eight-balls last season? I don't remember feeling annoyed about it like I did watching the premier. I wish when they told they kid "we call them eight balls," he would have been like, "I swear I only have two!" I could watch whole episodes of Tom Wisdom just sword-fighting and taking baths. Alex is still the least interesting part of the show to me. Also, David's eyebrows were so distracting.

I just realized Will's pretty boat is still in Italy, since he came home via the Mason Verger Express.

I'd really like to understand or at least get a hint of the endgame, too. The Ancients don't like whatever it is he's doing, or maybe they're just pissed they can't get reliable WiFi now.

Fuller: "She was always going to be that angel in the bushes with the rifle making sure that no one further was killed by him." Yeah... that is not remotely what I got out of the scene or her role in general. Hannibal even asks her if she'd watch over him. That's a protective thing. She doesn't correct him and say she's watching over everyone else he meets. What's up with the math stuff Hannibal was writing in that notebook?

I don't think it's inexplicable. He's probably just tired of Eph's wig and wants it gone... by any means.

I have a very tangentially relevant Nigel Bennett story. Years ago, we were both guests at a convention. (I'm a writer. I think he was there was a writer more than an actor because he'd co-written a vampire book or something like that.) The convention had taken a few of us to a fancy restaurant, him included, and afterwards my friends couldn't find me. They asked him if he'd seen me and he said he'd eaten me for dinner. "She tasted like chicken," I'm told he said. I swear we only shook hands. So there you go. In some alternate timeline, Dremerhaven worm-vamped me.

Those kids turned rather quickly, didn't they? Was there Miracle-Gro in the loam? I just realized that thing was a literal kindergarten.