Perhaps the most striking sequence in a season full ... both body and soul. But where “Naka-choko’s” was a virtual orgy, intercutting Will sleeping with Margot, Alana sleeping with Hannibal ...

This accusation of queerbaiting comes in two parts, first concerning the relationship between the central characters of Hannibal ... appearance as a body-builder. Originally, Margot was rendered ...

But after Hannibal was captured, the family fizzled. Will was able to find a new family, one that makes him happy. Alana has started a family with Margot ... is chalk full of hints.

Structurally, Hannibal returns to the procedural format, providing the semblance of normalcy despite everyone involved knowing full well ... for that in poetry. The body of a strangled woman ...

THE GRISLY DISCOVERY OF A MAN’S BODY THAT HAS BEEN TORN ... Will (Hugh Dancy) meets Hannibal’s (Mads Mikkelsen) strange new patient, Margot Verger (guest star Katharine Isabelle).

This is contrasted with Hannibal’s new patient, Margot Verger, introduced with a suggested but painfully brutal scene that makes you hate her brother without even seeing him. Played by Katharine ...

Things are getting crazy on NBC's Hannibal — and not everyone's thrilled with the direction the show is going, specifically when it comes to Margot Verger. On last Friday's episode, which saw ...

At the farm, Mason explains that he plans to have Will's face transplanted onto his own in order to eat Hannibal. Mason also reveals to Margot that he kept her eggs after he forced the ...

A faintly silly pair of love scenes between Will and Margot and Hannibal and Alana link the two men together, as if they’re sharing Alana, and the episode then closes on a merged shot of Will ...