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Superstorm Sandy experience inspires Jersey City teacher to create comic book
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Michael Markman is an art teacher, husband and father of two, illustrator, children's book author and artist. And now he can now comic book author and self-promoter to his long list of achievements. Full story »
'The Diary of Anne Frank' at Shakespeare Theatre: Slow, but sobering
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The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's production of the classic Holocaust drama pulls no punches. Full story »
Trenton's first professional dance company marks 5 years
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DanceSpora, started by wife and husband dancing duo, is the first professional dance company in Trenton and they are turning five this year. Full story »
What Fran's Reading: A choice romantic novel, and the newest installment in a Young Adult series
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October 25, 2015, 6:06AM
I've not encountered the work of Charles Dubow before, but after reading "Girl in the Moonlight" (William Morrow, 352 pp., $25.99), I will seek out his debut novel, "Indiscretion." His compelling, evocative writing is just what a reader yearns for (and so infrequently finds) in a novel. The story follows a lifetime of romantic obsession. Wylie Rose is a... Full story »
Legendary singer Mariza sings new tune at NJPAC
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October 23, 2015, 10:57AM
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Broadway bummers: Musical 'Dames at Sea' and N.J.-set 'Ripcord' disappoint
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October 22, 2015, 8:15PM
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Did the Paper Mill just premiere its best show in years?
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Shine and Inspire supplied the scooter, she supplied the art
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Montclair Art Museum hosts panel on why art provokes public wrath
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Seton Hall opera company to perform at Carnegie Hall
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- The former Paralympian from Tocumwal has spent the better half of his 39 years chasing sporting success at the highest level. The result?
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- There was good interest in the best of the younger, weaner-type steers, which sold to $1260 for a pen of 377kg Angus (334c/kg) sold by Stewart Scott Nominees from Tocumwal, NSW. Other weaner and yearling steers sold for 320-345c/kg with odd sales ...
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copy protection(kop´ē prō-tek´sh&n) (n.) Refers to techniques used to prevent the unauthorized copying of software. The idea of copy-protected software was created by software manufacturers who wanted to prevent software piracy -- users copying programs and giving them to friends and colleagues free of charge.
As enticing an idea as it may be, copy protection has not proved to be a viable strategy. For one, it is practically impossible to create software that cannot be copied by a knowledgeable programmer. Second, many consumers shy away from copy-protected software because backup copies are difficult to make. Thus, if their original copy of the software is damaged, the user must contact the manufacturer for a new copy. Finally, some copy-protection techniques can actually damage other software on the system. For these reasons, copy-protected software is becoming less common.
Most software producers now protect their programs by issuing registration numbers with each package. When you install the software, you must enter the registration number. This does not prevent all piracy, but it limits it. In addition, users cannot get updates to a product unless they own the original diskettes and documentation.
An alternative strategy for dealing with the problem of software piracy is shareware, where users are actually encouraged to copy and disseminate programs. Shareware publishers rely on people's honesty to pay for the products used.
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By 2015, the number of law school applicants declined by 46 percent from a 2004 peak, a result of a shrinking job market and "offshoring" of some legal work. Most law schools were forced to change the way they recruited, admitted, awarded and enrolled students to respond to the drop.
Proposed law: Enroll more low-income students, or pay the price
A bipartisan bill intended to improve college access and graduation rates would impose college-loan program penalties on institutions that perform poorly in these areas. In turn, schools that do enroll a significant number of low-income students would be eligible for up to $8 million over five years.
Advocates fear racial disparities in student loan defaults
Some advocacy groups see student loan debt as not just a financial problem, but a growing social justice concern, as well. Now, some 40 civil rights, legal aid and public interest are urging the Department of Education to determine whether debt disproportionately impacts minorities.
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Stephen Curry and Andre Iguodala have once again been appointed captains of the team, ESPN has learned. Steve Kerr made this decision recently. There was not a team vote.
Stephen Curry and Andre Iguodala have once again been appointed captains of the team, ESPN has learned. Steve Kerr made this decision recently. There was not a team vote.
Season Two of The Jump starts now on ESPN2! twitter.com/Rachel__Nichol…
ICYMI: Last week @kaymac_2123, @ruthriley00, and @ThaRealJsimms from the @spurs spent time at the the Boys & Girls… twitter.com/i/web/status/7…
Steve Kerr said he's rooting for the Chicago Cubs in the World Series because his son is a die-hard Cubs fan. He understands Cleveland fans may think it's a jab.
Asked Iguodala if McCaw reminds him of a player. Andre was quite complimentary, and went with a Ron Harper comp
"I cut practice shorter (Sunday), but I see he got a great workout last night," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said about Kevin Durant's involvement at the Kanye West concert last night.
Kerr on KD at the Kanye concert: "I cut practice short cuz I saw he got a great workout last night."
The Mavs have yet to get definitive word on Devin Harris' foot injury, but they are bracing for him to miss extended time.
If LeBron suggests fans get free ice cream, then free ice cream fans shall receive. es.pn/2eoFf2u
Ty Lue says that his ring with the Cavs as a coach means more to him than the two rings he earned as a player with the Lakers: "It meant more because of everything I had to go through. I think the Lakers, when I won two championships, we were favored to win so being the underdogs going into the Finals, being down 3-1, going through all the things I had to go through in the second half of the season and our team had to go through, this meant a lot more to me than the first two."
Danny Ainge hints that Marcus Smart might not be ready for opening night: "I think the only negative thing I can say [from preseason] is that we don't have Marcus for the first however long — a week or a few days, I'm guessing, however long he'll be out."
Danny Ainge: "There's really no reason why we waived R.J. [Hunter] other than we had 16 bodies."
NBA free agent point guard Andre Miller, 40, still wants to play and hopes to sign with a playoff caliber team, a source told The Undefeated. With Miller not on an NBA team right now, that leaves Memphis forward Vince Carter as the oldest player in the league born on Jan. 26, 1977.
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After waiving second-year wing Anthony Brown, the Los Angeles Lakers' 15-man roster is set -- and it includes both Thomas Robinson and Metta World Peace, two players who were believed to have been fighting for the team's final roster spot. Brown, a second-round draft pick out of Stanford in 2015, played sparingly for the Lakers last season and throughout the preseason.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Wins 2008 Pulitzer Prize
MILWAUKEE, WI – April 7, 2008 – The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel announced today that Local Government Reporter David Umhoefer has received a 2008 Pulitzer Prize in the category of "Local Reporting" for a 2007 investigation of the Milwaukee County pension system. His stories uncovered a pension plan which allowed some veteran county employees to purchase additional years of service for time they spent as seasonal or part-time employees before joining the pension plan. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is published by Journal Sentinel Inc., a Journal Communications' (NYSE:JRN) company.
In selecting Umhoefer, the Pulitzer Prize Committee cited his stories on the skirting of tax laws to pad pensions of county employees, prompting change and possible prosecution of key figures as distinguished examples of reporting on significant issues of local concern, demonstrating originality and community expertise.
It is the first Pulitzer ever awarded to a member of the staff of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, which had been a finalist for the prize in 2003 and 2006. The predecessor Milwaukee Journal was awarded five Pulitzers, most recently in 1977.
Umhoefer's six-month Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation found:
- - Hundreds of workers were able to convert decades-old seasonal and part-time work into pension credits. The "buybacks" are worth an estimated $50 million.
- - Prominent county officials and key players in the pension system benefited from the buybacks, which were mostly approved in private. Conflicts of interest and cronyism marked the program.
- - The buyback expansion broke county and federal rules. In response to Journal Sentinel inquiries, the county turned itself in to the Internal Revenue Service.
Journal Sentinel Editor Martin Kaiser commented, "It is particularly satisfying to win this Pulitzer Prize in the category of "Local Reporting," which is exactly what our news coverage is all about. We strive to excel in reporting and writing about the news and information that matters most to our community. Our readers look to us for just this type of hard-hitting, relevant local journalism."
"Essential local coverage such as David's series is our highest responsibility," said Elizabeth (Betsy) Brenner, publisher of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and president and chief operating officer of Journal Communications' publishing group. "We're gratified that the Pulitzer Board recognized his hard work and service to our readers and our community."
Umhoefer is part of a 10-person Watchdog Team formed in 2007. He has covered public affairs and politics in a variety of positions over a 20-year career. As an editor at the Milwaukee Journal and later the Journal Sentinel, he supervised investigative projects and Capitol news. As a reporter, his assignments have included city and county government, the courts, elections and investigative reports specializing in computer-assisted reporting. The Wisconsin native is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison journalism school.
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With community's help, new Animal Cruelty Task Force hopes to reduce animal abuse
Without tips from the public, officials working to decrease the number of animal cruelty cases in the city and county can't do their jobs, said Susan Odoyo.
Odoyo, an attorney with Robert John & Associates, P.C., is one member of the recently formed Animal Cruelty Task Force created between the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor's Office, Evansville Vanderburgh Animal Care and Control, Evansville Police Department and Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office. The goal is to reduce animal neglect and abuse through three steps: prevention, protection and prosecution.
The community can help in two ways: anyone who witnesses animal cruelty or abuse happening or sees an animal in a locked car should call 911. If someone is aware animal cruelty is occurring, but it's not currently happening, they can use WeTip at 800-78-CRIME to report it anonymously. The complaint will be documented and given to the appropriate agency to track and investigate.
Odoyo serves as a special prosecutor within the prosecutor's office to prosecute animal cruelty cases.
"Our jobs are basically meaningless if we don't have the initial report from the citizens," she said. "So we need to know about animal cruelty in order to do something about it. So if we don't have the citizens of Evansville and Vanderburgh County reporting the abuse and neglect they see, then there's nothing we can do. The WeTip starts the process of us being able to do our jobs to make sure that those that are abusing our companion animals are punished."
At a news conference Tuesday outside the city of Evansville Animal Shelter, Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Nick Hermann announced the collaboration and said the variety in specialty areas of all the groups involved will help address the issue. Others present at the conference included Sheriff Dave Wedding, Police Chief Billy Bolin and Todd Robertson, executive director for the city's department of transportation and services.
Prevention is about community awareness of the task force where there is a conscious effort to protect animals. Protection comes from the members of the force, including Evansville Police Department Officer Sarah Brown and Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Deputy Kerri Blessinger, both specially assigned to be active in investigations and working with animal control.
"Our goal through the heightened awareness is that by the added attention, people will take a little extra attention and a little extra time and care for their animals for the benefit and overall good of the animals," Robertson said.
With more than 12 years experience as an animal control officer, Kelly Yarde, gave a demonstration on the dangers of leaving animals in hot cars. Yarde, who is also certified in animal cruelty investigation, put three thermometers in a car that was facing the sun to give an idea how hot the air inside the vehicle was. One sitting on the dashboard read 155 degrees, another sitting on a shaded section of the front seat read 139 degrees, while the third was hanging from the back drivers side window read 118 degrees.
Even if an animal survives a heat stroke, Yarde said they could have brain damage or kidney failure.
"When (animals) start to overheat, they can't sweat like we do," he said. "So they start basically cooking from the inside out ... It is frustrating because not only do we have our normal run loads we have to carry, but an animal in a vehicle is a higher priority run so we have to move that to the top of our list. So it does get frustrating when it's just a simple fix of leaving your pets at home."
Odoyo said the county doesn't have a major problem with animal cruelty, but this task force will ensure all agencies are on the same page to work together.
Yarde said the penalty for animal cruelty can be as high as a Class 6 felony because it could be a form of torture. He said animal control sometimes has two or three runs a day for tips on animal abuse or neglect. What's important is to keep educating the public on the seriousness of the situation.
"They just don't realize how hot it can get," he said. "Even with the mild temperatures we had the past couple of weeks, once you close the windows it heats up in there pretty quick. At 75 degrees (outside) within 30 minutes it can get 130 degrees inside the car ... Your pets love the A/C as much as we do."


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With the new series of Glee upon us, more details of the third episode, a tribute episode to fallen star Cory Monteith, have been released – a poster and title!
The episode, which will run after the double Beatles tribute, has been revealed as being entitled "The Quarterback" by show creator Ryan Murphy on social networking site Twitter, along with a poster for the episode showing simply a picture of Monteith with the words "The hardest word to say is goodbye",
Meanwhile Cory's girlfriend, both on and off screen, Lea Michele has revealed how she would like people to remember her partner following his tragic death earlier this year.
Monteith, who played Fin Hudson in the hit US teen musical drama until he was found dead in his Canadian hotel room in June after a toxic cocktail of drugs and alcohol, had a well-documented battle with substance abuse for most of his adult life.
However, Michele, who as we previously reported will not make an appearance during the tribute episode until the very end when she will deliver a powerful singing performance in his honour, is keen that people remember the good things about him above his fatal demons.
A source close to the star, who did not join her cast mates at this year's Emmy awards, told HollywoodLife.com exclusively:
"She just wants Cory to be remembered and honoured, and the more people that know the person he was to her and his loved ones is very much all she wants,"
And, the source continued, Michele felt that her co-star Jane lynch's speech at the award ceremony did exactly that, with Lynch telling the audience:
"Millions did fall in love with Cory, and I'm here to say that all that warmth and that charm — that openhearted quality that we love in Cory — it was no act. Cory was a beautiful soul."
However, not everyone was pleased that Cory was recognised at the ceremony along with four other actors who had passed away that year – Adam Klugman whose father Jack Klugman also passed away, but who was not included in the memorial, commented to Los Angeles Times:
"They're celebrating this self-inflicted tragedy instead of celebrating the life of my father, who won three Emmys. Cory Monteith never won an Emmy, to compare the contribution he made to the contribution my father made — it doesn't compare."
But his reaction did not bother Michele, as the source explained:
"She is happy that Cory was honoured on the telecast and she is not thinking or worrying about the controversy,"
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Watching the lumbering mammals that congregate at the Manatee Observation Area at the Florida Power & Light Company's Riviera Plant, it's easy to see why they fall victim to speeding boats. Manatees are able to swim at a speed of 20 miles per hour in short bursts but usually travel at only 3 to 5. Lolling languidly in the warm outflow canal of the steam power station, though, they have nothing to fear. A string of buoys keeps boats away from the channel, where the manatees hang out just beneath the water's surface and pop their whiskered, wrinkled snouts up every five minutes or so for a breath.
As a mother and calf rest near the bottom, where they can stay for up to 20 minutes, a pair of gray-and-black-striped sergeants major swims patterns between them, while a small school of barracuda lurks nearby. Apparently they too prefer the warm waters manatees seek out in winter. With no natural predator, the major factor in manatee mortality -- other than getting hit by boats -- is cold weather. The thin-skinned animals have a slow metabolism, and they die from hypothermia if exposed to cold water for a prolonged period.
The 2600 manatees that researchers estimate live in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean off Florida's coasts range as far as Alabama and Virginia during the warm summer months. As winter approaches they head south to find warm water. When even Florida waters turn chilly, below 70 degrees or so, manatee search out natural warm-water springs and power-plant discharge areas. Here in South Florida, that happens usually only in January and February, when hordes of the gentle, vegetarian animals show up at the plant.
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Located near the West Palm Beach-Riviera Beach city limits, the electric company's stories-tall, blue-girder scaffolding and red-and-white-striped smokestacks loom over Lake Worth lagoon. Not exactly what you'd consider a picturesque wildlife spot. But driving through the plant's gate (ignore the "Authorized Personnel Only Beyond This Point" sign), visitors are greeted by a low, concrete-block wall on which a brightly colored mural depicts frolicking manatees. Across the parking lot, a chainlink fence is set in the concrete bulkhead that runs along one side of the power station's effluent-release trough, a shallow channel about 50 feet across and 100 feet long. The water comes out of the pipes at a comforting 71 degrees, which today is some three degrees warmer than the lagoon into which it drains.
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Logically enough, viewing is best right after a cold front sweeps through, when as many as 200 manatees have been known to clog the plant's canal. But even on a relatively mild recent weekday afternoon, as many as ten silhouettes are visible against the sandy bottom of the seasonal manatee bathtub: a couple pairs of mothers and calves and a handful of solitary males, almost all of which have boat-propeller scars.
While the center provides a warm-water sanctuary for manatees and a photo op for humans, it also offers education. A 30-minute manatee video is shown in the visitor center, where FPL retiree volunteers answer questions about manatees and hand out pamphlets on protecting them.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Offering up some extra points from Patriots head coach Bill Belichick's Wednesday news conference:
Others deserving of Pro Bowl nod. Belichick congratulated the eight selections the team had for the Pro Bowl, but noted there were others deserving as well. "Always happy for the guys who made it. There's always other guys who probably were worthy of it," Belichick said. "But that's the way it goes, we don't have a lot of control over it."
Mankins and knee braces. Belichick was asked if guard Logan Mankins' knee brace prevented a more serious knee injury on Saturday, and whether the team mandates that players wear braces. "I'm sure the knee brace prevented it from being a more serious injury," Belichick acknowledged. He explained that the team's policies on equipment are in part mandated by the league, but not in all cases. He did not elaborate on any specific team policies regarding braces.
Role of Polite & fullback in offense. Belichick said that newly-signed fullback Lousaka Polite's role is yet to be determined, but that Polite has played both fullback and special teams in his career. When asked on the benefit of having a "true" fullback, Belichick had a detailed response: "If you have a player in the backfield, it really gives you the ability to put an extra blocker on either side of the center. He can go either way and block to either side of the center. If you have a guy on the line of scrimmage, then it obviously declares to which side he's on -- not that he couldn't cross back -- but it declares which side he's on, but it prevents the defense from being able to penetrate. There's one more gap on the line of scrimmage that they have to account for. It makes it a little harder to penetrate off the edge. It [also] gives you a quicker receiver in the passing game, and a quicker blocker to the end of the line of scrimmage. Whereas when you're in the backfield, you have more options as to which way you're going to send him, and who you're going to block [with] him."
One game at a time. An out-of-town reporter asked Belichick, given his team's "one game at a time approach," how he would react if running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis were to talk about rushing for 125 yards in a playoff game in this week's practice. "Having just talked to Bennie yesterday, I'd be really surprised if he said that," Belichick said with a smile.
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Robert Wells - a Swedish composer best known for his Rhapsody in Rock extravaganza - was chosen by the Chinese Ministry of Culture and Sport last weekend.
"I have seen how they have mixed the music with the Olympic rings. It will be exciting and I am incredibly happy about this. It is the biggest thing that I have ever done," Wells said.
Wells told Swedish newspaper Expressen that he has visited China many times in recent years.
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Perissomyrmex snyderi Smith HNS , M. R.
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Perissomyrmex snyderi Smith HNS , M. R. 1947: 282. Holotype worker. Guatemala.
Worker, TL 3.74 - 4.94, HL 0.88 - 1.24, HW 0.88 - 1.34, CI 100 - 108, SL 0.82 - 0.94, SI 73 - 93, PW 0.56 - 0.72, ML 0.98 - 1.20, GL 1.00 - 1.40, GW 0.80 - 1.06.
Polymorphic. Labrum with lamellate flange developed at basal part of curvature. Anterior clypeal margin with 3 pairs of projection, the shape and size varying to reduce or fused; basically, the median pair broad and robust, inner lateral pair smaller; outer lateral pair smallest, sometimes reduced or lost; the median notch roundly concave; in some case the median paired teeth fused without median notch in major worker. Propodeal spine straight or slightly curved upward. Subpetiolar process present anteriorly; ventral margin of petiole almost straight in profile; anterior portion of petiole diverging toward midlength of petiole in dorsal view. Sculpture on head and mesosoma irregularly costate. Body color blackish.
Specimens examined: 9 workers (including 1 major), 4 km N Union Juarez , Volcan Tacann , Lower slopes 1950 m, Chiapas , Mexico (4 in UCD , 5 in BMNH ).
The species shows great variation in worker caste body size, the shape of spines and the teeth on the anterior clypeal margin, but the subpetiolar process is consistently present, which is unique among the four Perissomyrmex HNS species. In addition, P. snyderi HNS is also unique in having coarser and more irregular sculptures on the head and mesosoma and dark color of the body. The degree of the protuberance of the anterior clypeal margin is less distinct than that in Asian species, even though variation exists.
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Review: 'Hannibal ' - 'Naka-Choko': This is my design
A review of tonight's "Hannibal" coming up just as soon as I build a pig maze...
"I've never felt as alive as I did when I was killing him." -Will
One of two things is happening between Hannibal and Will Graham right now: either Hannibal is succeeding in turning Will into a cannibal killer just like him, or Will is succeeding in tricking Hannibal into thinking that's what he's become.
My money would be on the latter, if only because it would be a vastly bigger deviation from the source material than if Chilton turns out to be dead, or the change in characterization of Margot Verger. But it's a credit to what Bryan Fuller, Hugh Dancy and company are doing with the character that I'm at least willing to consider the possibility.
Watching "Naka-Choko" felt a bit like attending a performance by a great magician. Even if you go in knowing it's fake, and determined to find the truth behind the illusions, you're damned if you can actually identify how the trick works. If Will is running a long con on Dr. Lecter — which was implied in the ice fishing conversation with Jack a couple of episodes ago — then he's covering his tracks brilliantly, for both Hannibal and us. It's entirely possible that once he had custody of Freddie Lounds, for instance, he laid out the actual plan for her, and she agreed to play along, but the mutilation and display of Randall's corpse at the museum seems the kind of thing that would be harder for Will to get out from under, legally. (It's also among the show's creepiest murder tableaux so far, and also strange to see Will inserting himself into a crime scene in which he played some kind of role.) And given Dr. Lecter's superhuman powers of smell and taste, how is he convincing him that he's brought human meat as this week's protein?
Again, I imagine there will be explanations for everything — note that we still haven't seen a non-dream depiction of how Randall died, for instance — but it's exciting to at least imagine the possibility that this isn't a feint, but Will getting sucked too deeply into Hannibal's worldview. It's an episode about the merging of their two psyches. Will imagines himself in bed with Alana while she's in bed with Hannibal, and when Freddie spots Will lurking in the barn, it's presented in a very similar way to Beverly Katz spotting Lecter in his dungeon. And, of course, their faces blend together in the final shot. I think Will Graham is still probably a hero, but both he and the show want us to feel otherwise.
Some other thoughts:
* After hearing talk of Margot's brother Mason for several episodes, he finally appears in the form of Michael Pitt, all but unrecognizable from his days on "Boardwalk Empire" as Jimmy Darmody. It's a strange performance, and a strange look, that fits right in with the epic weirdness of this show. But as with so much of the Verger family story, I feel it's being presented in a very fragmented fashion, like Fuller expects us to understand more about Mason and Margot — why, for instance, Mason is training his pigs to eat live humans — than he's told us so far.
* Hannibal Lecter owns and knows how to operate a theremin, because of course he does.
* Fuller has said that Katharine Isabelle, who plays Margot, was the runner-up to play Jaye on his "Wonderfalls" — a role that instead went to Caroline Dhavernas, who now plays Alana Bloom. It's a minor piece of "Hannibal" trivia, until you get to the sequence that cuts between the actual Jaye sleeping with Dr. Lecter while the would-be Jaye is having sex with Will Graham. Given Margot's proclivity for parts that Will does not possess, Will's interest in Alana and Hannibal's asexual affect, it seems as if Alana is the only one of the four who's genuinely excited to be with her partner that night.
* The hazy editing style of that sex sequence — similar to what we saw with the introduction of Margot a few weeks back — is not my favorite of the show's many stylistic devices, in that it winds up calling attention to itself in a way a lot of the show's other visual tricks do not, in part because it doesn't feel illuminating of anything about the characters or the world.
* Hannibal mentions a sister, in the past tense. Has this come up before and I've forgotten, or is it a mystery to be dealt with down the road?
* Another reference to lambs, this time in the context of lamb farming, as Fuller keeps teasing the idea of one day getting to "Silence of the Lambs," even as that book is the one part of the Lecter canon he doesn't have access to.
What did everybody else think?
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Amrit (guest)I sit there listening to the wonderful classic music and listening to the wonderful dialogue and I am completely engrossed.
I know a lot of it is pretentious bullshit a lot of the time (LOL) but it really is an in depth study of how people like Hannibal justify their existence.
Great stuff, brilliantly acted and edited and scored and directed and produced and all round applause to the cast and crew.
Bravo!May 2, 2014 at 11:06PM ESTReply to CommentLike (16)Latest Likes:16 Anonymous
GRubiYeah, this episode tried to toe the line with that pretentiousness and it definitely crossed that line in the sex scene. I still enjoyed the episode a lot, but like Alan said, boy did the editing of that scene draw attention to itself.
Since Margot is a lesbian, anybody know why she slept with Will? I will not mention it specifically here, but based on the previews for next week, they give away what could be the reason, but I'm kind of hoping that there's more to it than that. And if the reason is what I think it is, why did she pick Will and not some random guy?May 3, 2014 at 1:02AM EST
Build A Better Fan"...anybody know why she slept with Will?"
She told Hannibal she doesn't get a legacy, and he suggested that she might create one. She seems to be going for a male heir to her family's fortune.May 3, 2014 at 2:45PM ESTLike (8)Latest Likes:8 Anonymous
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Yeah that was what I thought, but I was more asking if anyone knew/had any theories on why she chose Will for the father or if he was just the first person she thought of or something.May 3, 2014 at 11:21PM EST
Mark Entelin addition to the more utilitarian comments/reasons, Margot & Will share an understanding that they can't expose to the people in their lives (save, perhaps for Dr. Lecter, but he hardly counts as a person, right?). So it could also be about her reaching for a human connection, and human sexuality is more complicated than "having the right parts."May 5, 2014 at 2:17PM EST
D (guest)Hannibal's sister is a major driving factor in "Hannibal Rising," Thomas Harris' fourth book with the character, which is a prequel to the stories on screen.May 2, 2014 at 11:10PM ESTReply to CommentLike (6)Latest Likes:6 Anonymous
alynchAs I recall, she also receives some pretty significant mentions in the book "Hannibal." I never really liked the backstory personally. It plays too pat as a "This is why he's that way" explanation.May 3, 2014 at 3:15AM EST
JacobThe problem with that is his sister died durng WW2 and this show is set in present so Hannibal and his sister couldn't have lived during WW2, so Fuller has to come up with different backstory for Hannibal.May 3, 2014 at 9:08AM ESTLike (3)Latest Likes:Mark Entel2 Anonymous
Mark EntelJacob - do we know in the show where Hannibal was born? Or how old he is? I was thinking about this exact thing when he mentioned his sister. Maybe they place those events in the Bosnian Civil War (92-95)? Without getting into specifics, if you want to locate a more contemporary European setting for that would work, so many tragic crimes happened during that time.May 5, 2014 at 2:21PM EST
JacobGiven that the show is set in the present, Hannibal is born in 1960s just like Mads Mikkelsen.
I don't want to get into a political debate here, but Bosnian War was not Civil. Bosnians were attacked by Serbs who created their para-state 'Republic of Srpska' by having wiped out more than 8,000 Bosnians in Srebrenica in 1995.May 5, 2014 at 3:55PM EST
Mark EntelThank you for the reminder, acknowledge my description was off. Guess I was thinking more of the dissolution of Yugoslavia, in addition to the neighbor against neighbor nature of the conflict and the ethnic cleansing that followed, so that is why I was thinking Civil War. But as I said, criticism noted, was just trying to think of more recent analogues
Did not know Mads Mikkelsen's age, I never assume characters/actors are the same age (but yes, mid-late 40's makes sense for the character)May 5, 2014 at 4:02PM EST
Ivana@Mark Entel: You don't need to apologize to Jacob, you were right. It was a civil war between Serbian, Muslim (aka Bosniak) and Croatian factions (and even two different and opposing Muslim/Bosniak factions) in Bosnia, albeit with a participation of forces from Serbia and Croatia (which were different countries at that point, but had been a part of Yugoslavia just before the outbreak of the war).
@Jacob: Maybe you should try to learn the basic facts about a matter before you start correcting someone else? Who are these "Bosnians" you speak of? Where did those Serbs come from who formed Republika Srpska? You make it sound like the Muslims/Bosniaks were the only people living in Bosnia, and those Serbs came from somewhere else. In fact, the Socialist Republic of Bosnia, one of the constituent republics of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, had a multi-ethnic population: in the 1991 census, around 43.5 % self-identified as Muslims (the ethnic group that would later adopt the name Bosniaks - Bosnjaci), 31% as Serbs and 17% as Croats; those were the 3 largest groups (all Slavic, speaking the same language, different religions) and were officially considered 'constituent peoples'. For anyone in the region, "Bosanac" (Bosnian) always meant a person from Bosnia - that includes Serbs, Croats, Jews, etc. and is not limited to Muslims/Bosniaks. After Slovenia and Croatia had declared independence from Yugoslavia and the civil war had broken out, Bosnia held a referendum for independence; the representatives of the Bosnian Serbs didn't like that and proclaimed their separate Republika Srpska entity (with Radovan Karadzic as president), comprised of the parts of Bosnia with majority Serbia population. The war was mainly between the entities within Bosnia: the self-proclaimed Republika Srpska ("Serbian Republic"), Herzeg-Bosnia (the entity formed by Bosnian Croats) and the official state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, or in other words, the Serbian, Croat and Muslim/Bosniak factions; the former two were helped by the military and paramilitary forces of Serbia ("Federal Republic of Yugoslavia") and Croatia, respectively. The genocide in Srebrenica, though paramilitaries from Serbia (such as "the Scorpions") also participated in it, was organized and mostly committed by the Army of the Republika Srpska, lead by general Ratko Mladic; in case it is still unclear, that's the army of the BOSNIAN Serbs, not Serbs from Serbia or some other country, and Ratko Mladic was a Bosnian Serb (and Karadzic and the rest of the leadership of Republika Srpska). And after the war, Republika Srpska became a constituent entity in the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I may be from the region so I already knew these things, but these are all facts you could have learned just by surfing the Internet, it's even on Wikipedia. And I don't know why you needed to start this discussion here, but like I said, just try to learn the basic facts first.June 17, 2014 at 9:07AM EST
JacobMladic and Karadzic were Bosnian Serbs but they were all conspiring with Serbs from Serbia like Milosevic and others. They all wanted 'Greater Serbia' all over Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. And a lot of Bosniaks and Croats were expelled from Bosnian Posavina and Bosnian Krajina when Republic of Srpska was in making.June 17, 2014 at 9:55AM EST
Ivana@Jacob: How does any of that prove me wrong or you right, and how does any of that make it not a civil war? You may check what "civil war" means by definition (war between factions within the same country, or less commonly, states/entities created from the same country) and it fits the definition in every way.
It seems like you're really looking for some political debate here (as people usually do when they start with "I don't want to start a political debate..."), which is not about whether it was a civil war but about something else, but I suggest that 1) this is the wrong place and 2) I'm the wrong person for that.June 17, 2014 at 11:07AM EST
JacobIt proves you wrong because it was a Homeland war for Bosnia and Herzegovina's independence without para-states like Republic of Srpska which was born in crime.June 17, 2014 at 1:23PM EST
IvanaNo, it doesn't prove me wrong, it just proves that you have a political agenda you're obsessed with and try to pursue wherever you can. ("Homeland war", and with a capital letter? Really?) Take it to some website/forum where it's appropriate. Maybe you can find someone there who will use similar rhetoric and emotional/biased expression but from the opposite political position, and you can argue between yourselves.
Anyway, to bring this back to the actual topic, "Hannibal". Mark, the Bosnian war would not work as a setting for the story from "Hannibal Rising", unless it's significantly changed;
SPOILERS for Hannibal Rising ahead
namely, the cannibalism part wouldn't work. Bosnia and the Balkans in general don't have such harsh winters as Lithuania, there is a lot of fertile land, and hunger was never a problem on a massive scale, even during the worst times of wartime or economic crisis. Few people who were starving or in danger of starvation were those in urban environments; but in rural environments, with fertile land, developed small-scale agriculture, and forests full of wild animals, a group of people that got isolated wouldn't have a problem finding food and wouldn't have to resort to cannibalism. Especially not a group of paramilitaries/brigands/hardened criminals, who would have no problem robbing people in either rural or urban environment.June 17, 2014 at 2:55PM EST
Scott (guest)The show has never mentioned Hannibal's sister before (named Misha). But she was mentioned in the books and actually is a character in "Hannibal Rising". The pigs are definitely a reference to the book "Hannibal" as wellMay 2, 2014 at 11:10PM ESTReply to Comment
Kevin Wilkes (guest)In 'Hannibal Rising' you find out he had a younger sister named Misha who died.May 2, 2014 at 11:14PM ESTReply to Comment
Mikey (guest)I refuse to even consider the possibility that Lecter has corrupted Will into turning into a THING like him. That would make all that he went through to clear himself pointless. I think the writer is right: this has to be a plan Will hatched to make Lecter think he has succeeded in corrupting him. Otherwise the whole show is for naught.May 2, 2014 at 11:15PM ESTReply to CommentLike (16)Latest Likes:16 Anonymous
AmberAgreed. I think it's a plan too. otherwise I'm going to be really disappointed, especially because of everything Will did and said up until this episode.May 3, 2014 at 4:35AM EST
Mark EntelI think this is Will's plan, but it is a dangerous one that he knows put him at real risk of ethical annihilation. Even the way he uttered, "This is MY design," sounded a bit too defiant to me, with so much emphasis on my.
Apart from how deeply he is deceiving Lecter, he cannot deceive himself, and his fears bleed through to the audience. Will's admissions of enjoying killing ring true, and remember he almost shot the surrendering murderer from 2 episodes ago, I don't think he could actually have been counting on Hannibal to intervene as he did.
Lecter offers the possibility of being as a God among men, and Will is too real a character to me to be immune to such temptation (even though I, too, hope he ultimately succeeds).May 5, 2014 at 2:31PM EST
Big WaltI'm thinking Jack is in on it and has given Will his blessing to do things like he and Hannibal did with Randall (and just blame it all on Hannibal later). I mean he and Will basically had the conversation during the ice fishing scene it wouldn't be far fetched to think they really fleshed out the idea in Jack's office later.May 7, 2014 at 9:56AM EST
Big WaltI'm thinking Jack is in on it and has given Will his blessing to do things like he and Hannibal did with Randall (and just blame it all on Hannibal later). I mean he and Will basically had the conversation during the ice fishing scene it wouldn't be far fetched to think they really fleshed out the idea in Jack's office later.May 7, 2014 at 9:57AM EST
Jason FooteConsidering all the "network" constraints that the show is under, it is a grotesquely beautiful series and the best show on television (IMO...and I am a huge GOT fan). It's shot like Wes Anderson has an evil twin. It's styled like Karl Lagerfeld nightmare. It's scored like Trent Reznor on lithium.May 2, 2014 at 11:32PM ESTReply to CommentLike (44)Latest Likes:Mark Enteljef42 Anonymous
Max (guest)Contemplating the origin of the meat Will presented Hannibal, I'm inclined to think it was Randall. After all, Freddie found Randall's lower jaw in the deep freeze.May 2, 2014 at 11:45PM ESTReply to CommentLike (21)Latest Likes:21 Anonymous
Anai draw the same conclusion too. but when Hannibal used his inhuman sense of taste . he said it tasted "frightened" just like what freddie's emotion when Will chased and supposedly killed her. Unlike randall who seems to be calm knowing what would happen to his "becoming" with Will as the artist err his killer. but who knows? maybe i'm just a blabbering stupid. lolMay 4, 2014 at 5:05AM EST
Gale (guest)Ah yes, I nearly started yelling at the sister reference. If this keeps with book canon Mischa in Hannibal Rising, I wouldnt think Hannibal would take kindly to "protecting one's sister" as he had tried to do so as a child.
And I can't help but draw parallels between Will and clarice later on in her plotline.May 2, 2014 at 11:57PM ESTReply to Comment
allyshayBut! At the end of Hannibal, even Clarice couldn't resist and presumably left the good side for a life with Lecter. We can't assume that he isn't capable of doing this (again).May 5, 2014 at 10:53PM EST
allyshayBut! At the end of Hannibal, even Clarice couldn't resist and presumably left the good side for a life with Lecter. We can't assume that he isn't capable of doing this (again).May 5, 2014 at 10:53PM EST
allyshayBut! At the end of Hannibal Rising, even Clarice couldn't resist and left the good side for a life with Lecter. We can't assume that he isn't capable of doing this (again). Hannibal's most dangerous skill is not that he is a killer. It is his ability to manipulate you into thinking up is down, right is wrong, so much so that you question who you are at your very core. I'm interested to see where this leads us.
(Although, I'm still rooting for this being Will's long con.)May 5, 2014 at 10:59PM EST
allyshayBut! At the end of Hannibal Rising, even Clarice couldn't resist and left the good side for a life with Lecter. We can't assume that he isn't capable of doing this (again). Hannibal's most dangerous skill is not that he is a killer. It is his ability to manipulate you into thinking up is down, right is wrong, so much so that you question who you are at your very core. I'm interested to see where this leads us.
(Although, I'm still rooting for this being Will's long con.)May 5, 2014 at 11:00PM EST
S (guest)I think Hannibal believes it's human meat because it is - it's just not Freddie. My theory: Will's talked Freddie into hiding, while he brings parts of Randall [from his freezer in the shed] to Hannibal as some kind of offering of solidarity. Maybe he figures, he's already eaten the food Hannibal made for him - if he catches Hannibal, maybe eating more is justified. I thought it was an interesting parallel to Hannibal bringing food to Will and Alana. Hannibal seemed to be making such a show to Will that what he was feeding him was actually a pig (by including the head) instead of trying to disguise 'long pig' as veal or something.May 3, 2014 at 12:10AM ESTReply to CommentLike (11)Latest Likes:Bix10 Anonymous
heleneharrisI thought the line was "lounds" pig , not long pig. i thought at that point they were both acknowledging exactly who it was. Which would have to be established clearly in order for Will to use having hidden Freddy away (which we're assuming he convinced her to do and did)May 3, 2014 at 8:26AM EST
ConatoncNo, it was definitely "long pig".May 3, 2014 at 6:51PM EST
heleneharrisi just googled "long pig" and it means human flesh disguised to look like pig (taste like pig?)! makes total sense. you learn something new every day! thanks conatonc for making me think about it and look it up!May 3, 2014 at 6:55PM EST
salticid'Long pig' is what cannibalistic Polynesians called man meat. We are the long pigs. Cuz we're protein just like pigs (which was a limited and valuable meat source), but just longer in body shape. It shouldn't have anything to do w/ 'disguised' as pig meat...May 4, 2014 at 9:48AM EST
heleneharrissalticid - i am sure you are right, i probably over-read it when i googled. Yes of course it makes sense - we're longer!May 4, 2014 at 9:52AM EST
(guest)"You slice the ginger" had to be the funniest line of the season.May 3, 2014 at 12:20AM ESTReply to CommentLike (27)Latest Likes:Mark EntelJared Kjef24 Anonymous
AthabascaIt reminded me so much of the scene in Breaking Bad between Gus and Walter White, in Gus's house, where Gus asks Walter to slice the garlic, and then hands him the knife. Two adversaries under the same roof, breaking bread together. A nice callback.May 3, 2014 at 12:35AM ESTLike (7)Latest Likes:7 Anonymous
Are you saying that you think the callback was intentional?May 3, 2014 at 1:04AM EST
AnonGinger = Lounds
Get it?
Sorry, I had to spell it out for those who didn't get it.May 3, 2014 at 4:14AM ESTLike (6)Latest Likes:Mark Entel5 Anonymous
AthabascaHmmm...maybe an homage is better, and with the punning on Lounds' name, that's a bonus.May 3, 2014 at 9:39AM EST
GRubiI know this is going to make me look stupid, but I still don't get it. Do ginger and lounds mean the same thing? I looked up the definition of lounds, but didn't find one.May 3, 2014 at 11:45AM EST
FictionIsntRealLounds has very red hair. Red-haired persons are called gingers, as in "kick-a-ginger day".May 3, 2014 at 12:03PM EST
GRubiOh I get it now, not sure why I didn't before. Sorry, stupid moment on my part.May 3, 2014 at 12:16PM EST
Jared KI straight-up cackled at that line. This show is playing me like a theremin to bring out the worst (screw that, best) of my dark and twisted sense of humor.May 3, 2014 at 12:33PM EST
loveHannibal (guest)Hannibal's sister was eaten by very hungry Russian soldiers as a child in Hannibal Rising. This event is what set Hannibal the Cannibal into play.May 3, 2014 at 12:23AM ESTReply to CommentLike (6)Latest Likes:6 Anonymous
Dr Fell (guest)It does seem the show is deviating off the script. I was also puzzled by the scene where Hannibal looks into the wine glass and then is sitting in a chair in his murder outfit. In which house was he sitting. I also thought this would be the episode where Hannibal had Mason Verger slice his face off at their first meeting. I guess that comes later.May 3, 2014 at 12:35AM ESTReply to Comment
CelestineHannibal was sitting in Freddie's house.May 3, 2014 at 2:20AM EST
FictionIsntRealA hotel room, we haven't seen her actual home.May 3, 2014 at 12:05PM EST
Celestineanyhoo..Hannibal was waiting for Freddie.May 3, 2014 at 12:10PM ESTLike (2)Latest Likes:Conatonc1 Anonymous
Big WaltDo we know that was Freddie's place? I assumed it was Mason Verger's bedroom.May 7, 2014 at 10:05AM EST
celestineI remember seeing Freddie in that room before. I'm assuming that is her place...May 7, 2014 at 10:46AM EST
Athabasca (guest)I never comment on musical selections, but the Adagietto by Mahler during the dinner scene, although beautiful on the surface, was really inappropriate. As a movement, it is intended to evoke strong feeling and deep passions, and in this scene, there was anything but. Unless the intended result was a profound absence of passion or feeling?
Perhaps Barber's Agnus Dei would have been a better choice since the scene, and the music, both imply sacrifice.May 3, 2014 at 12:39AM ESTReply to Comment
spoofbyrdDon t know where they are going with this and what s up with the burning wheelchair from Red Dragon I dont see how Hannibal can be conned given his superhuman five senses Yes it is revealed that Hannibal has perfect pitch so i am sure the other senses follow suit and of course his IQ is probably immeasurable by standard tests No Jack Crawford and fate are the unforeseen JOKER cards for Hannibal that trump his hand .May 3, 2014 at 1:03AM EST
GRubiSomeone above gave the theory that the meat they were eating was human, it just wasn't Freddie, but Randall. I'm inclined to agree.May 3, 2014 at 1:05AM EST
Justin NewbouldMisha also plays a part in the HANNIBAL novel. The back story is presented there (with RISING expanding on it). She's part of Hannibal's fascination with Clarice.May 3, 2014 at 12:49AM ESTReply to Comment
Alec B (guest)Technically, I think they do have access to the "silence of the lambs" story, they just may not have access to the character of Clarice.
If I recall, Fuller has said before, in interviews, that he has a seven season plan - of which silence is included. He's also that he would love to have clarice if mgm will play ball, but they have contingency plans in case not.
If they can figure out how to move forward without chilton, they can without clarice as well.
P.S. Even though a seven season plan sounds incredibly ambitious considering the ratings -apparently with the way the show is funded through multiple international companies- NBC itself barely has any money at stake so they might actually renew it. But fuller's also said that even if NBC doesn't renew, he's quite confident it will get picked up by either cable or online. Fingers crossed.
Plus, this show is apparently fairly popular internationally so it does have that going for it.May 3, 2014 at 1:56AM ESTReply to Comment
DarrenJSeeley (guest)"The reason you caught me Will" Lector says in Red Dragon, "Is that we are alike. Smell yourself"
So yes, I do think (and would suspect) that Will is having an elaborate scheme to catch Lector. But I don't think the body parts consumed over dinner were that of Randall's corpse. The body was brought back to Lector intact. If anyone had Randall's remains it would be Lector. Perhaps it was Lector who also displayed Randall and not Will, although Will knew about it. As for fooling Lector into thinking it was human flesh (Freddies) listen to the dialog. Will fooled Lector into thinking it was human flesh.May 3, 2014 at 2:19AM ESTReply to Comment
Karen W. (guest)I thought it was FANTASTIC.
No doubt Will saved part of Randall for Hannibal to eat . . .
Michael Pitt was so good I felt giddy!May 3, 2014 at 2:20AM ESTReply to CommentLike (5)Latest Likes:jefjef3 Anonymous
spoofbyrd (guest)TO Athabasca I admire your musical sophistication but I would not know whether your feeding me a line or not so i will assume you know what your talking about I grew up a 60s/70s British Rock fan with Dylan Fogerty and the Doors thrown in but in my Middle Age I have added Opera and my favorite being Don Giovanni I wonder Would Hannibal like Mark Bolan or Bryan Ferry ?May 3, 2014 at 3:01AM ESTReply to Comment
AthabascaWow...you got me there. You mean to listen to, or to eat? Sorry, had to ask:)
Because Bryan Ferry is more sophisticated in general than Bolan (who might have aged well, had he not died so young) I would pick Ferry. Just not overly sentimental Ferry, more the ironic and distant one. Perhaps from the Roxy Music era?
Cheers!May 3, 2014 at 9:45AM EST
spoofbyrd (guest)The series definitely pushes credibility and strains the Sus of Dis I mean How many creative demented serial killers can you have in one area even if they did go to Georgetown ? Yet I look at this being in the same vein as Lynch and Cocteau and maybe Bergman film making and literary wise it is Kafkaesque Maybe that is one of the hallmarks of the Thomas Harris series a merging of European flair and AmericanaMay 3, 2014 at 3:16AM ESTReply to Comment
Bryan LThis is my interpretation, but it seemed clear to me that part of what Hannibal does seems to be creating his own serial killers from damaged people he meets in therapy. Like Randall, and Margot, and presumably Mason (whom he tries to entice into therapy), and, most importantly, Will Graham. It's this urge that Will is using to trap Hannibal. They've even mentioned it a few times, that many of the killers are connected to Hannibal in some way. If I remember correctly, this was also alluded to in Silence of the Lambs -- Hannibal remembers Jamie Gumb as a patient. And that's one reason Clarice is sent to "consult" him. Jack Crawford knows (at that point) that Hannibal has been "collecting" killers for years.
And someone mentioned this before in another comment section, but the FBI conservatively estimates that there are between 35 and 50 serial killers active in the US at any time. Others would place the number even higher, perhaps as much as 100.
So when you put that number together with Hannibal's mental health "practice," it makes it a little easier to suspend your disbelief.May 5, 2014 at 4:23PM EST
StuckeyI hate to take away from another superb episode, but the way the Mason scenes were cut, it leads me to further believe the stories about the difficulty of working with Michael Pitt. When he was show on screen with another character it was a wide shot, mostly, and then when he was speaking it was mostly just him in frame. It could have been the editing that meant it was supposed to be that jarring for the character but it lent truth to the stories for me.May 3, 2014 at 3:50AM ESTReply to Comment
Grifter (guest)Great episode.
Agreed on the sex scene. It was a bit too distracting for it's own sake.
Although it was hinted at in this ep, during her session with Lecter, I sadly caught the previews, which confirmed my hunch on what motivated Margot to well, go against her proclivities.
So anyone wondering about that, just watch that scene again.
I really do believe Will is playing Lecter while at the same time realizing that they are indeed more alike than he realized, but that's not going to stop him.May 3, 2014 at 3:57AM ESTReply to Comment
Nova (guest)Whether Will is becoming the monster or not, his motivation is going to be he can't forgive Hannibal killing Abigail Hobbs.May 3, 2014 at 6:43AM ESTReply to CommentLike (2)Latest Likes:Jared K1 Anonymous
FictionIsntRealDon't forget Bev. That's what inspired Will to take out a hit on Hannibal.May 3, 2014 at 12:10PM EST
jefAnother "don't forget": Hannibal is sleeping with Alana. So little has been shown or said about Will's feelings about this (except for last night's fantasy threesome, but there was no rage apparent in that). At some point Will will have to explode. Hannibal knew how Will felt about Alana---that's precisely why he's doing it.May 3, 2014 at 2:36PM EST
FictionIsntRealHannibal was flirting with Alana even before he knew that.May 3, 2014 at 6:20PM EST
AmritAs soon as Hannibal and Alana hooked up any thought of Will and Alana now makes me want to throw up, eww.
Just gross and disgusting.May 3, 2014 at 7:13PM EST
chrispepperYeah I'm actually pretty convinced that Freddie is in on it now that I think about it.. Will probably just told her to disappear and the meat he gave hannibal was probably some of the leftover meat from the guy will killed last week - which fuller made sure we specifically saw when Freddie went into the barn..
Besides it would be weird to go down the other path considering we've literally just done the will in prison storylineMay 3, 2014 at 11:02AM ESTReply to Comment
zangaWhich still means WILL ATE PEOPLEMay 3, 2014 at 12:04PM EST
jackThis means Will mutilated a human corpse and then served it to a cannibal for dinner too. Whether its all part of some wacked-out last ditch plan or a sign Will has gone overboard, he's crossed a huge line for me. I'm a little surprised people seem to have no problem with this, because it means Will isn't morally all that much better than the people he's trying to catch.May 4, 2014 at 1:58AM EST
chrispepperPost a comment...May 4, 2014 at 7:47AM EST
chrispepperI agree but there's a pretty big difference between killing a psychopath that wanted to kill you and Freddie lounge. Even if it is to bait hannibal that makes will a pretty irredeemable character in my view.May 4, 2014 at 7:49AM EST
cathleneThey've lost me. I thought it was a snoozer that was a puzzle I'd lost interest in. I'll watch it a time or two more before giving up.May 3, 2014 at 11:48AM ESTReply to Comment
JamYeah, it is better to watch criminal minds or the following if you are looking for something more pulpy and less complex.
You can have girls screaming and the protagonists simply ripping off of literature and cutting and pasting it so that they make all killers the same. Quick and easy to follow.May 3, 2014 at 4:24PM ESTLike (7)Latest Likes:7 Anonymous
Amrit (guest)It always amazes me that Hannibal cooks a ton of food whether human or animal and yet only a tiny bit gets put on the plate ! Lol. What a waste!
How did Hannibal Cook that whole pig?
Oh well.May 3, 2014 at 12:02PM ESTReply to CommentLike (3)Latest Likes:cathlene2 Anonymous
Kmarko (guest)I won't post a link from elsewhere, but I saw an interview with Bryan Fuller where he was pretty explicitly saying Freddie was dead. He could be full of it, of course, but I was surprised he'd comment at all.May 3, 2014 at 4:48PM ESTReply to Comment
bill (guest)Couple things, First off I think this is easily the best show on television. I noticed a few comments repeated and wanted to raise a few more questions. A lot of you are saying Will is tricking Hannibal and didn't actually kill Freddy. My first question is why would he have to put her threw that when Hannibal wasn't even there? The only thing I can think of is did he want Her to Call Jack like she did with genuine fear so it would show Hannibal legitimacy for the kill? Couldn't He have just told her the plan and said ok scream into the phone? And the animal guy Will killed. He brought the entire body to Hannibal In tact. Will doesn't have medical knowledge plus if he is trying to trick Hannibal there no way he would have the stomach to (a) set the animal guy in such an artistic way(like Hannibal) and (b) Filet human flesh so well. Did you see how perfect those cuts were that he presented to Hannibal? I think Hannibal did the art piece of the animal guy and it was Will who encouraged him to do so displaying more proof that Hannibal is the Chesapeake killer. Now Hannibal said the meat tasted scared. So if Will didn't kill Freddy and get the meat from her, plus I don't think the animal guy was scared whos freaking meat is it!? lol I Love this show!May 3, 2014 at 6:44PM ESTReply to Comment
Michael TownsendMan, @BILL, what a fantastic summary of why I love this show! I love when you say "My first question is..." followed by a hefty paragraph with like a dozen question marks. I think that's exactly the effect the creators of this uniquely artful tv series wants to produce!May 4, 2014 at 1:53PM EST
ally08 (guest)I've got to get this out somewhere, why did this episode seem to disappoint people so much?
I've seen people online swear off it because they made a lesbian sleep with a man or made it look like Will has gone to the darkside.
The lesbian having sex with a man comments are confusing to me, people keep referencing TV Trope comments like they are bible verses, just because TV Tropes says something about a dramatic mechanism doesn't mean that it is invalid in every case, or even that it is true.
I saw a reviewer say that shows will go to any lengths to make a lesbian character jump on some mans junk, in which programmes? Am I watching the wrong ones?
Sometimes gay people do sleep with members of the opposite sex, it might be a cliché but that doesn't make it invalid as a dramatic concept.
As for making Will a mini Hannibal, or some kind of protégé, then I am just speechless that anyone who has watched from the beginning can claim that with any confidence, I don't entirely trust any TV show makers but Bryan Fuller and his colleagues have earned the benefit of the doubt.
I know what I think, and I know what the general consensus is but do we think they don't have a few surprises up their sleeves?
Will and Jack are playing Hannibal, and Will has gone very deep undercover, but I've seen people wonder how Hannibal can be fooled that easily.
Do we know that he is fooled? Do we not think he might have some suspicions that he is being played?
Either way he will have a plan in place or if he has genuinely fooled his rage will be amazing to see.
Just so many fairweather fans, one, to them, dodgy episode and they are bailing out.
Ok rant over.May 3, 2014 at 8:08PM ESTReply to Comment
somerichsMy thoughts-
- Michael Pitt's Verger looks like he came straight out of Thomas Dolby's "She Blinded Me (With Science)" video.
- Will did not kill Freddie Lounds. I'm not sure exactly what happened (hopefully she's in on it now), but he did not kill her. There's really no coming back from that if he did.
- Further to the bullet above, Will is going deep under to catch Hannibal; I believe he is still in control, but I also believe he's on the edge. Being so close to Hannibal as he's been, thinking like him and acting like him, it is having an affect on him emotionally and psychologically. From the books, we know he was sick for a long time after he caught Hannibal, couldn't be around anyone, etc., and it took quite a long time to get well, due in large part to his wife Molly and her son. Initially I thought they were hitting on that at the end of last season when he had his affliction (I forgot what it was) and Hannibal got in his head and tricked everyone into thinking he was the killer, but now I think the true damage from which he'll need to heal is still ahead of him.
- Further further to the bullet above, it makes me wonder how close they are going to stick to the origins, and when (if) they will introduce Molly. It also makes me wonder if this season is going to end on that battle royale between Jack and Hannibal, or if it'll push out til next season, and, likewise, if Hannibal is captured as a result of that scene, if he goes on the run, or if there is some whole other twist waiting for us.
Can't wait to see how these last three episodes play out...May 3, 2014 at 8:55PM ESTReply to Comment
Kevin (guest)Alan, in the novel and the movie 'Hannibal' it's explained why is Mason training pigs to eat live humans. You said you haven't read the book or saw the movie, so maybe you should before the end of this season, except you want to be completely in the dark and not get spoiled.May 3, 2014 at 9:05PM ESTReply to Comment


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Easton Rail Jam coming back for second year
Posted: 7:00 PM EST Dec 05, 2011 Updated: 6:33 PM EST Dec 06, 2011
Get ready for some high-flying snow-boarding in downtown Easton!
Officials say the "rail jam" is coming back for a second year.
On February 11th, tons of snow will be trucked into Center Square for a professional snowboarding competition.
The event will serve as a qualifying event in the Red Bull Butter Cup series.
Mayor Sal Panto says the city is bringing back the rail jam because of the success it had last year.
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