EPTThere is no mention of the time span between episodes, or even between scenes, and it's apparent at times that what may appear to be fifteen minutes, due to fast paced scenes, may be as much as a day, especially when travel around the country is involved. Episodes may be months apart.
[TV] Hannibal - Page 9
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Ske1etonjelly
4 Posts
There is no mention of the time span between episodes, or even between scenes, and it's apparent at times that what may appear to be fifteen minutes, due to fast paced scenes, may be as much as a day, especially when travel around the country is involved. Episodes may be months apart. | ||
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Nevermind86
Somalia429 Posts
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MadProbe
United States269 Posts
goddamn hannibal is the most fucking awesome villiain ever. | ||
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helvete
Sweden276 Posts
On May 04 2013 16:16 MadProbe wrote: just finished ep 6 and im LOVING it. the show's really picking up now. goddamn hannibal is the most fucking awesome villiain ever. Yeah episode 6 was amazing! Best piece of television in a long while.  | ||
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Loving Memory
United States70 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27480 Posts
There are occasional plotholes, or strange things, but wow I love the show's suffocating, almost palpable bleakness that casts a shadow over everything. Atmosphere is rather unlike anything I've seen in quite a while | ||
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badboymav
Australia74 Posts
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DeepElemBlues
United States5080 Posts
the way hannibal subtly - sometimes not so subtly - manipulates everyone around him is brought off very well and clearly the chesapeake ripper is back | ||
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Dekker
Germany169 Posts
On May 08 2013 15:09 DeepElemBlues wrote: episode 6 was great the way hannibal subtly - sometimes not so subtly - manipulates everyone around him is brought off very well and clearly the chesapeake ripper is back He did this even more in episode 7. Great episode again. He even gave us, the viewers, the reason for his killings. Really nice touch to the episode. "And just to remind you all: Nothing on this table is vegetarian." | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
On May 10 2013 00:59 Dekker wrote: He did this even more in episode 7. Great episode again. He even gave us, the viewers, the reason for his killings. Really nice touch to the episode. "And just to remind you all: Nothing on this table is vegetarian." wat was the reason? I must've ignored that part | ||
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malcram
2752 Posts
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DeepElemBlues
United States5080 Posts
On May 10 2013 00:59 Dekker wrote: He did this even more in episode 7. Great episode again. He even gave us, the viewers, the reason for his killings. Really nice touch to the episode. "And just to remind you all: Nothing on this table is vegetarian." i cant wait for tonight so i can watch episode 7 | ||
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Dekker
Germany169 Posts
On May 10 2013 04:21 Assault_1 wrote: wat was the reason? I must've ignored that part He kills either to protect himself (the Agent Crawford has lost) or to show the world that the persons were unworthy of their organs. He kills people he despises. He tells this to Will pretty close to the end. Well he says it like this: "Maybe the killer wanted ..." but you can tell that is his real reasoning. | ||
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Johnny_Vegas
United States239 Posts
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On May 10 2013 04:22 malcram wrote: I'm curious to know if ALL the food he prepares for his guests are actually of human origins. It was implied in previous episodes, but the most recent one definitely straight up showed us. | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
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unkkz
Norway2196 Posts
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Apoptotic
United States137 Posts
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thezanursic
5504 Posts
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