Hannibal 1.13 FAQ
What’s it called?
“Savoureux.”
Who’s responsible?
Teleplay is credited to series mastermind Bryan Fuller.
What says NBC?
“When Will returns from Minnesota without Abigail, Hannibal turns Will in, and Jack and the BAU team find strong evidence of Will having killed not only Abigail, but possibly being the Copy Cat Killer. Jack and Alana begin to accept that Will is indeed capable of murder. Will is arrested, plans a desperate escape, and takes Hannibal back to Minnesota to clear his name and prove he's being framed. But before he can, the situation takes another ugly and unexpected turn.”
Does the Gillian Anderson character survive the finale?
That would be telling.
The big news?
Will has a big breakthrough this week.
What else is NBC not telling us?
Will’s sink has something in common with “Blue Velvet” and “Reservoir Dogs.”
How does it start?
Will has a disturbing woodland dream, followed by a rude awakening.
What’s great?
Caroline Dhavernas. Hetienne Park. “Shut up.” “So is Will’s.” “It’s the least of your problems.” The dogs. The demon. The desperate escape plans. The way the finale mirrors the premiere.
What’s not so great?
After tonight, no “Hannibal” until 2014.
How does it end, spoiler boy?
“Hello, Dr. Lecter.”
10 p.m. Thursday. NBC.
