Good to know! I'm caught up now, and may or may not be watching the episodes in real time, but I'll try to keep up OnDemand at least. Knowing I need to check Sunday rather than Friday will be less frustrating.
Producers just confirmed that Thursday's episode is being moved to Saturday; so it's going into effect immediately.
I have to decide whether I'll watch Hannibal live or Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. Technically I've been Jonathan Strange OnDemand, because I fast forward the commercials, and I may just keep doing that. It's not like I have a Nielsen box and can affect the ratings any which way.
It'll be interesting to hear if you think it's worth me catching up on DVD when the season is over.
It's bizarre to me that they are apparently doing the Red Dragon thing straight away. I mean, when Red Dragon happens Hannibal is locked up. Last we saw of him at the end of season two he was flying away leaving a complete mess behind him. Surely he isn't too easy to catch, right?
(And how are they going to do the reporter-in-a-wheelchair-on-fire thing, when they've already done it?)
What's actually the problem with the third season? Just more of the same and not enough new and interesting?
It'll be interesting to hear if you think it's worth me catching up on DVD when the season is over.
You know, I'm so terrible (and feel horrible) about telling other people whether or not they should watch something. So, if anything I'm about to say in this long-ass reply sounds interesting, you may be okay to binge it? IDK. Depends, I think, on how S2 left you feeling. . . .
My love for Hannibal diminished significantly during the hiatus when I had time to think about the events of S2. Mainly how the female characters got treated and the show moved from an ensemble to "Will and Hannibal: Murder Husbands Hour". I love, love S1 dearly, and compared to S2 the show, for me, dipped severely in quality
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I have to decide whether I'll watch Hannibal live or Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. Technically I've been Jonathan Strange OnDemand, because I fast forward the commercials, and I may just keep doing that. It's not like I have a Nielsen box and can affect the ratings any which way.
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It's bizarre to me that they are apparently doing the Red Dragon thing straight away. I mean, when Red Dragon happens Hannibal is locked up. Last we saw of him at the end of season two he was flying away leaving a complete mess behind him. Surely he isn't too easy to catch, right?
(And how are they going to do the reporter-in-a-wheelchair-on-fire thing, when they've already done it?)
What's actually the problem with the third season? Just more of the same and not enough new and interesting?
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You know, I'm so terrible (and feel horrible) about telling other people whether or not they should watch something. So, if anything I'm about to say in this long-ass reply sounds interesting, you may be okay to binge it? IDK. Depends, I think, on how S2 left you feeling. . . .
My love for Hannibal diminished significantly during the hiatus when I had time to think about the events of S2. Mainly how the female characters got treated and the show moved from an ensemble to "Will and Hannibal: Murder Husbands Hour". I love, love S1 dearly, and compared to S2 the show, for me, dipped severely in quality ( ... )
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