I recently got caught up on the first 2 seasons. I thought I read somewhere online that that the creators had an outline for 7 seasons of the show? Thats if it keeps getting renewed I guess. I have a feeling 3-4 seasons would be better. It seems the show wont be able to sustain itself for too much longer. I feel its getting pretty ridiculous with a new crazy murder each episode. This show is pretty good for a network TV, which I usually cant stand. There are some lame elements that seem shoe horned in by NBC most notably the CSI team (so annoying) Mads Mikkelson however is my favorite incarnation of Hannibal...he really elevates the show with his performance. Really looking forward to the end of this season to see the end of THAT FIGHT(it was amazing)
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The fact they've killed off people that haven't been killed off in the books means we can't expect anything to stay "on course." For all we know, Hannibal may never be caught. He might get away with it. We don't know the end of "that fight" yet and its possible he walks away from that one, with nobody suspecting a thing. He's already messed with their minds so much this year about whether he is the Ripper or not, I can't imagine how he'd slip up at this point. Only thing I can think of was that bullet hole in the floor. But I can't picture someone as careful as Hannibal letting that go unnoticed in his kitchen.
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I don't know why all shows feel they need to last 7-8 seasons. Most "jump the shark" well before that. To sustain a good level of originality, suspense, making sure to not become self-parody, etc., I think 3-4 seasons tops for any show really.
I dunno. I do find it kind of odd now that they didn't even mention that in this last episode. Surely it would be a hot topic around the group, alive or dead. The fact he was shot in the cheek and not in the forehead or eye does leave a bit of room for them to have him alive, but headshots are pretty definitive most of the time.
For one day only, Shirtpunch has official Hannibal shirts up today: https://www.shirtpunch.com/
I quite like the "vintage" one as they are calling it. Seems to fit the tone of the show best to me. Been looking for them to put up a Hannibal shirt I liked enough and I think that one is it.
For one day only, Shirtpunch has official Hannibal shirts up today: https://www.shirtpunch.com/
I quite like the "vintage" one as they are calling it. Seems to fit the tone of the show best to me. Been looking for them to put up a Hannibal shirt I liked enough and I think that one is it.
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It's been awhile since I read RD, SOTL, so I am not sure as to all the characters, but I think anything Starling related is off limits. Krendler I am pretty sure is off limits and was talked about some current character being an amalgamation of him and some others. But already, as you said about the fleshing out of the Hobbs arc, I don't see the 2nd season being as strong. You can only play a game of revolving "who's in the box" with a show like this.
I also think the 2nd season has been weaker than the first so far. The metacritic score (not that it matters to me but I usually look at it as a general indicator of how a show is fairing) for metacritic had the 2nd season at an 88 and the 1st at a 69..idk...im just hoping they keep the quality up to the 1st season in the upcoming seasons.
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Anyone catch the nod to Hannibal Rising?
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I'm glad they're looking into alternative networks for renewal. Screw the NBC salespeople! Just go to FX or AMC or even USA!
This show has become my favorite--it's the one I look forward to the most this season. I'm enjoying it way more than GOT and even Breaking Bad. Besides being so well written and acted, it just has that added layer of artistry in the look and even the freaking sound design and music.
This show has become my favorite--it's the one I look forward to the most this season. I'm enjoying it way more than GOT and even Breaking Bad. Besides being so well written and acted, it just has that added layer of artistry in the look and even the freaking sound design and music.
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If NBC is too dumb to appreciate this show, and give it a proper time slot, then I hope another network jumps at the chance. Mads has become the one true Hannibal for me.
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10 bucks says we get all 7 seasons. No, literally, I'm serious; 10 bucks, because, if NBC ever decides to let it go, I'm getting Netflix snatches it up in a heartbeat.
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I agree. It's really the only network show I watch each week. Ironically, even my wife (who is disgusted by the movies) likes the show.
Got my 1/6 Hannibal head in yesterday 
Now who's working on that suit? 
Now who's working on that suit? 
The trap is set Hannibal took the bait, so its only a matter of time. Will isn't crazy and Freddie isn't dead. The whole thing is a set up to make Hannibal lower his guard and trust Will enough to slip up and give them some hard evidence. Jack is in on it as well, which is why he didn't say much in this last episode. The pig "meat" was the serial killer Will killed in self defense. Freddie will resurface in season 3 about the same time Hannibal is captured by Will. In return for going along with the ruse, she will finally get her exclusive with Will and the book will be about how he captured Hannibal the Cannibal. Book it baby!
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Got my 1/6 Hannibal head in yesterday
Mine just came today!
averagejo
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I totally agree with you!
Holy crap; that is dead on...
Watched episode 1 last night...holy crap! Fantastic episode!
Watched episode 1 last night...holy crap! Fantastic episode!
