I believe they were just posing as a married couple in Paris. Dude that Hannibal killed at the end plays Michael on Dominion. I figured he would be a goner once he recognized that Hannibal took the identity of the dude he hated. Him asking "Is it that kind of party?" at the dinner table, not knowing that Hannibal could kill and eat him at a moments notice .
Hannibal definitely has some type of hold over her, she had the expression a lot of this episode. When she looked like she was about to leave, only for him to come back with his latest victim.
So is Hannibal essentially "bored" of his lifestyle having not found a true predecessor?
Does he feel like Will is the only person who is the best?
He set up du Maurier the same way he did Will too. Making them into murderers by sending someone to them who he knows would try to kill them.
What is the allure that kept her from leaving earlier? Even after he left his house after stabbing up Will and Jack she had the gun pointed right at him. And said she was "optimistic" he wouldn't kill her. I was convinced him and the dude he met in Paris were going to team up and kill her..but then
OK.....that episode was typical dope Hannibal.....but I'm not gonna lie I'm lost as fukk after my first viewing
So much jumping around in time, so much fast paced and complex dialogue....Hannibal speaking in foreign languages when its already hard enough to understand him in English due to his accent.....sometimes I didn't know which he was speaking
Definitely have to watch this again with subtitles. Or I need someone to break it all down
Side note: Its a bit distracting to hear Hannibal openly discussing cannibalism and murder....threw me off at first. But I understand, he has shown himself now. Just need to get past the initial shock.
TV-14, with an impaled skinless human torso display at the end. I don't know how they got away with that.
at Bedelia not wanting to eat the food after the other guy mentioned it was what the Romans fed their meat to make it taste better. And how long did Hannibal keep Gideon alive? Long enough for snails to get fat off of eating his hands.
From the preview it looks like Hannibal's goal is to lure Will to Europe, so he can eat him.
Before I dive into last night's episode, I gotta give out some "Thank Yous". First, thank you to The Golden State Warriors and The Cleveland Cavaliers for a rousing game one. It was very exciting. Thank you to NBC for renewing Hannibal. Thank you to Time Warner Cable for implementing the "Star Over" feature and once more to NBC for enabling it yesterday. It came through in the clutch and allowed me to view both programs without waiting for "On Demand" or missing the 4th Quarter and Over Time of Game 1.
Now onto the first feast.
It was daring to say the least to have the premiere episode focus on one main character and one "B" character for it's entirety. I fully expected it to come out guns blazing, ovens cooking and stove tops all the way to "6". Nope. It was a steady simmer throughout the episode. I want to say that I was let down but I cannot fault story tellers for my own expectations and never will. On purpose that is.
Mother f u c k i n g Bonsoir! That's all that I could muster after Hannibal showed up to the party like a character from Road Rash and then again at his front gate. Ol' H pan fries some liver while his PYT walks in on him mid bite. I'm glad to see that Curry wasn't the only chef cooking last night.
That flashback was executed excellently. I didn't know that he made at least 4 (most likely) 5 full courses out of Abel. He was filleting, roasting, marinating and eating the hell out of him. With him while showing him the techniques and sharing stories of times passed. Then all those conversation during were even more examples of the great dialogue on this show. Able out here sending shots. "I can't wait for this to all happen to you." S h i t is going to be live when the boys catch up with Hannibal.
What's really good with Bedelia? I thought she was down but she was all kinds of shook at the dinner table. Dimmond remarked that her meal was used to fatten up animals and I swear "Troll Bron"'s face appeared on Hannibal's during that entire dinner scene. Who knew Dimmond was a freak?
Dimmong: "It is that type of party?"
Hannibal: "Hell naw it ain't 'That type of party'. We just invited your ass for dinner!"
Why didn't she just grab her cash and bounce? Why go home and pack up some of the finest garments instead of making a B line to the airport?
I loved how the episode ended with Hannibal on the train folding the paper of the Vitruvian Man into a heart. Such a dope reference to the earlier conversation between Hannibal and Dimmond about "twisting into uncomfortable positions". It is mother f u c k i n g time to cook. The oven has definitely been pre heated.
Sogliato just added himself to the shortlist.
The scene where the blood fell from the rabbits nose in the shop was simply beautiful.
Those cases in Hannibal's office resembled the cages/ cells in the Psych Ward.
The shot of the floor when Hannibal stepped over Dimmond's blood reminded me of his panty with Jack's blood falling through its crack over Beverly. Poor Beverly.
I love how difficult it is to tell if Hannibal is simply annoyed, nonplussed or ready to kill someone for being rude.
Did Bedelia pay for those goods? I didn't see her swipe a card, unfurl some bills or use the Apple watch. Maybe she has a tab.
I'm definitely down to watch "Blindspot". Looks like a cheap procedural knock off of "Memento".
Is that ol boy from 300 Part 2 as well?
I love the dialogue on this show in addition to the facial accompaniments. Talk that s h i t!
Before I dive into last night's episode, I gotta give out some "Thank Yous". First, thank you to The Golden State Warriors and The Cleveland Cavaliers for a rousing game one. It was very exciting. Thank you to NBC for renewing Hannibal. Thank you to Time Warner Cable for implementing the "Star Over" feature and once more to NBC for enabling it yesterday. It came through in the clutch and allowed me to view both programs without waiting for "On Demand" or missing the 4th Quarter and Over Time of Game 1.
Now onto the first feast.
It was daring to say the least to have the premiere episode focus on one main character and one "B" character for it's entirety. I fully expected it to come out guns blazing, ovens cooking and stove tops all the way to "6". Nope. It was a steady simmer throughout the episode. I want to say that I was let down but I cannot fault story tellers for my own expectations and never will. On purpose that is.
Mother f u c k i n g Bonsoir! That's all that I could muster after Hannibal showed up to the party like a character from Road Rash and then again at his front gate. Ol' H pan fries some liver while his PYT walks in on him mid bite. I'm glad to see that Curry wasn't the only chef cooking last night.
That flashback was executed excellently. I didn't know that he made at least 4 (most likely) 5 full courses out of Abel. He was filleting, roasting, marinating and eating the hell out of him. With him while showing him the techniques and sharing stories of times passed. Then all those conversation during were even more examples of the great dialogue on this show. Able out here sending shots. "I can't wait for this to all happen to you." S h i t is going to be live when the boys catch up with Hannibal.
What's really good with Bedelia? I thought she was down but she was all kinds of shook at the dinner table. Dimmond remarked that her meal was used to fatten up animals and I swear "Troll Bron"'s face appeared on Hannibal's during that entire dinner scene. Who knew Dimmond was a freak?
Dimmong: "It is that type of party?"
Hannibal: "Hell naw it ain't 'That type of party'. We just invited your ass for dinner!"
Why didn't she just grab her cash and bounce? Why go home and pack up some of the finest garments instead of making a B line to the airport?
I loved how the episode ended with Hannibal on the train folding the paper of the Vitruvian Man into a heart. Such a dope reference to the earlier conversation between Hannibal and Dimmond about "twisting into uncomfortable positions". It is mother f u c k i n g time to cook. The oven has definitely been pre heated.
Sogliato just added himself to the shortlist.
The scene where the blood fell from the rabbits nose in the shop was simply beautiful.
Those cases in Hannibal's office resembled the cages/ cells in the Psych Ward.
The shot of the floor when Hannibal stepped over Dimmond's blood reminded me of his panty with Jack's blood falling through its crack over Beverly. Poor Beverly.
I love how difficult it is to tell if Hannibal is simply annoyed, nonplussed or ready to kill someone for being rude.
Did Bedelia pay for those goods? I didn't see her swipe a card, unfurl some bills or use the Apple watch. Maybe she has a tab.
I'm definitely down to watch "Blindspot". Looks like a cheap procedural knock off of "Memento".
Is that ol boy from 300 Part 2 as well?
I love the dialogue on this show in addition to the facial accompaniments. Talk that s h i t!
Not gonna lie this show makes me feel poor as fukk, that bathtub probably cost more than my carand did you guys see the ceiling in Hannibal's apartment?
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at the dinner table, not knowing that Hannibal could kill and eat him at a moments notice 
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expression a lot of this episode. When she looked like she was about to leave, only for him to come back with his latest victim.
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at Bedelia not wanting to eat the food after the other guy mentioned it was what the Romans fed their meat to make it taste better. And how long did Hannibal keep Gideon alive? Long enough for snails to get fat off of eating his hands.
at bedelia talking about her taste , home boy was like 
Too much to digest(don't ask me how) on the first viewing.
