Each episode of Hannibal this season has been named after a dish in ... edible garnishes designed to resemble animals or plants. Su-zakana is a traditional palate cleanser before moving into ...

To sum up the various talking points: 1)The ratings remain terrible, and lower than “Dracula” was doing in this timeslot earlier in the season; 2)”Hannibal” doesn't cost NBC nearly as much ...

This episode opens with Will and Jack ice-fishing, and having a meaningful conversation about how you get a sated predator to take the bait. And then they take the fish to Hannibal’s ...

As the FBI seeks Will's help in tracking a killer who turns his victims' bodies into art, Will plots to reveal the truth about Hannibal. As Will's murder trial begins, a copycat killer sends a ...

We knew Katharine Isabelle would be joining “Hannibal” this season, and her first appearance comes on Friday in Episode 2.08, “Su-zakana.” Check out this new batch of stills from the ep ...

So how about that, huh? Hannibal’s Season 2 finale was a huge episode that went all out, as we not only caught up to the big Jack vs. Hannibal fight that we saw in a flash-forward when the ...

Graham going down for Lecter's crimes is one of the great inversions Hannibal plays, but even without its larger plot points, the end of season 1 and beginning of season 2 is where Hannibal goes ...

Will and Jack go fishing and wonder how they can catch Hannibal. They talk in metaphors and believe that by using the right lure they can hook and land their fish. At dinner later in the evening ...

Peter is absolutely Will a season ago, but the social worker, Ingram, isn't quite Hannibal. Ingram wanted nothing out of Peter – his actions were "cruelty, for cruelty's sake" – whereas ...

Added: April 19, 2014 Hannibal: You fantasize about how you would kill me. Tell me, how would you do it? Will: With my bare hands.