Yo I can't be the only one who laughed at that side angle shot last night of Hannibal tryin to bulldoze the door open with his shoulder. The clip from the finale. Just the way it was cut was random. Might even been slow mo
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Yo I can't be the only one who laughed at that side angle shot last night of Hannibal tryin to bulldoze the door open with his shoulder. The clip from the finale. Just the way it was cut was random. Might even been slow mo
You mean when he's diving at the door when Alana walks in?
Fred.
yea i think that's when it was.. just made me chuckle
Yo I can't be the only one who laughed at that side angle shot last night of Hannibal tryin to bulldoze the door open with his shoulder. The clip from the finale. Just the way it was cut was random. Might even been slow mo
the determination from lecter during that scene had me dying the first time I saw it...and when I saw it again during the last episode I was still
GoddamnyamanProf
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First season was on Thursdays. It moved to Friday for season 2, then back.
There's absolutely no chance they do Red Dragon already in S3.
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First season was on Thursdays. It moved to Friday for season 2, then back.
There's absolutely no chance they do Red Dragon already in S3.
They're at least STARTING Red Dragon this year:
http://www.slashfilm.com/hannibal-season-3-promo/
GoddamnyamanProf
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I only remember because season 1's lead-in was actually Parks and Rec and The Office
guess i forgot.. i would always watch it on next day on the DVR for s1
I remember laughing at the misguided hijinks of Michael Scott and then immediately they promo "NEXT ON HANNIBAL" and its the totem pole of torsos 
Lol they really had no idea what to do w the show from the beginning smh
GoddamnyamanProf
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Ah, I didnt know that. Been avoiding promos so as not to spoil. Still its surprising given the first four episodes have been a slow burn and that's already nearly a third of the season. There must be another time jump in there, or else they're introducing Dollarhyde early in the story before Hannibal is imprisoned.
Apparently Fuller said its 50/50 whether the show continues on
I wasnt a fan of the new verger. Michael pitt was better. This new guy is just trying his best to be gary oldmans version instead of doing his own thing. And the make up,look of him doesnt compare to the film. 
other than it was the best episode of the season.
other than it was the best episode of the season.
Also was his assistant the guy from boardwalk empire and true detective(the killer)?
Ah, I didnt know that. Been avoiding promos so as not to spoil. Still its surprising given the first four episodes have been a slow burn and that's already nearly a third of the season. There must be another time jump in there, or else they're introducing Dollarhyde early in the story before Hannibal is imprisoned.
Apparently Fuller said its 50/50 whether the show continues on
Minor spoilers for the rest of the season. Not spoilers so much as an explanation:
Episodes 1-7 are about apprehending Hannibal. 8-13 are a few years in the future, after Hannibal has been locked up a while. Will is married and retired. That's when The Red Dragon starts killing.
Fred.
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Wow....finally caught the last episode
Possibly the the 2nd best episode of the series
Just brilliant start to finish
Possibly the the 2nd best episode of the series
Just brilliant start to finish
Update on the "Hannibal" cancellation. This is still a long way from "season 4 confirmed" but it's good news at least.
More than one place has shown interest, and Bryan Fuller was asked for a production proposal so his studio can give an estimate on how much a season 4 would cost.
One of the main concerns besides cost is Fuller splitting his time between "American Gods" and "Hannibal". He took the other job because NBC told him a few months ago a season 4 wasn't likely. So if a season 4 were to happen, it might have an extended hiatus similar to "Game Of Thrones" or "Breaking Bad" between seasons.
Also if there is a season 4, 5, whatever they'll be shorter. NBC asked for 13 episodes, Fuller said ideally he'd like 10ish episodes per season.
Fred.
More than one place has shown interest, and Bryan Fuller was asked for a production proposal so his studio can give an estimate on how much a season 4 would cost.
One of the main concerns besides cost is Fuller splitting his time between "American Gods" and "Hannibal". He took the other job because NBC told him a few months ago a season 4 wasn't likely. So if a season 4 were to happen, it might have an extended hiatus similar to "Game Of Thrones" or "Breaking Bad" between seasons.
Also if there is a season 4, 5, whatever they'll be shorter. NBC asked for 13 episodes, Fuller said ideally he'd like 10ish episodes per season.
Fred.