https://www.secondcoursemedia.com/hannibal-podcasts/ A podcast dedicated to the hit NBC show Hannibal episodic Second Course: A Hannibal Podcast hosted by Jamie Parrish Jamie Parrish A podcast dedicated to the hit NBC show Hannibal en-us Copyright 2018 Second Course: A Hannibal Podcast podcast@blubrry.com (Blubrry Podcasting) Jamie Parrish podcast@blubrry.com https://www.secondcoursemedia.com/hannibal-podcasts/ https://assets.blubrry.com/coverart/orig/23277.jpg A Hannibal Podcast Blubrry Podcasting: https://www.blubrry.com/ Mon, 22 Oct 2018 16:37:43 -0400 clean http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Tue, 08 Sep 2015 09:42:44 -0400 http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/lara-jean-chorostecki-interview/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2861988/scp-44-lara-jean-chorostecki-interview/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Tue, 08 Sep 2015 09:42:44 -0400 Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (tel:4434918505).  Use the links above and below to find Second Course Media on your favorite Social Network. Send Us   Lara Jean Chorostecki Interview Jamie had the chance to talk with Lara Jean Chorostecki (pronounced “Coros Techie” - like a “chorus techie” - according to Lara Jean herself) about her role on Hannibal and her acting career in general.   Lara Jean, a Canadian actress based out of Toronto, got her start in acting at age 11 playing Wendy in Brampton, Ontario’s Little Theater production of Peter Pan.  This was her first proper role, but she actually had fallen in love with acting three years earlier, when at the age of eight when she saw Susan Gilmour play Fantine in Les Misérables.  At 17 she had the chance to work with Ms. Gilmour in the Stratford Festival production of Threepenny Opera. She learned of the role of Freddie Lounds through her agent, and at first was unaware of Philip Seymour Hoffman’s portrayal in the 2002 film adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel, The Red Dragon. She eventually watched the film as she was preparing for a call back with Bryan Fuller and David Slade.  Her character on the show was based on Rebekah Brooks, the editor of the British newspaper News of the World during the now infamous phone hacking scandal of 2011.  The influence is appropriate; both women proudly possess fiery red curly hair and the tenacity to do whatever it takes to get a news story. If you enjoyed watching Lara Jean Chorostecki in Hannibal, you can also catch her in as Krystina Breeland in X Company, a CBC (Canadian Broadcast Center) production. X Company is an emotionally-driven character drama, set in the thrilling and dangerous world of WWII espionage and covert operations.  It’s set to start its second season.  Also coming in 2016 you will be able to see her in the feature film The Masked Saint, a movie about the journey of a professional wrestler who becomes a small town pastor and moonlights as a masked vigilante fighting injustice. 0:26:23 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... 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Send Us   Lara Jean Chorostecki Interview Jamie had the chance to talk with Lara Jean Chorostecki (pronounced “Coros Techie” - like a “chorus techie” - according to Lara Jean herself) about her role on Hannibal and her acting career in general.   Lara Jean, a Canadian actress based out of Toronto, got her start in acting at age 11 playing Wendy in Brampton, Ontario’s Little Theater production of Peter Pan.  This was her first proper role, but she actually had fallen in love with acting three years earlier, when at the age of eight when she saw Susan Gilmour play Fantine in Les Misérables.  At 17 she had the chance to work with Ms. Gilmour in the Stratford Festival production of Threepenny Opera. She learned of the role of Freddie Lounds through her agent, and at first was unaware of Philip Seymour Hoffman’s portrayal in the 2002 film adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel, The Red Dragon. She eventually watched the film as she was preparing for a call back with Bryan Fuller and David Slade.  Her character on the show was based on Rebekah Brooks, the editor of the British newspaper News of the World during the now infamous phone hacking scandal of 2011.  The influence is appropriate; both women proudly possess fiery red curly hair and the tenacity to do whatever it takes to get a news story. If you enjoyed watching Lara Jean Chorostecki in Hannibal, you can also catch her in as Krystina Breeland in X Company, a CBC (Canadian Broadcast Center) production. X Company is an emotionally-driven character drama, set in the thrilling and dangerous world of WWII espionage and covert operations.  It’s set to start its second season.  Also coming in 2016 you will be able to see her in the feature film The Masked Saint, a movie about the journey of a professional wrestler who becomes a small town pastor and moonlights as a masked vigilante fighting injustice. http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?88adb9 http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/glenn-fleshler-interview/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2839937/scp43-glenn-fleshler-interview/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Sun, 23 Aug 2015 09:13:34 -0400 Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (tel:4434918505).  Use the links above and below to find Second Course Media on your favorite Social Network. Send Us Glenn Fleshler Interview * Correction:  When Jamie was introducing Glenn Fleshler he mentioned his roles on True Detective and Boardwalk Empire.  Jamie mistakenly stated that Fleshler played George Remus on True Detective; he actually played this role on Boardwalk Empire. Jamie had a chance to call Glenn Fleshler, an accomplished character actor, on Saturday, August 15th.  Glenn Fleshler is most recognizable from his roles as Errol Childress on season one of True Detective and George Remus, a recurring role on Boardwalk Empire.  Jamie spoke with him about those roles as well as the role of Cordell Doemling, Mason Verger’s personal medical professional and henchman, on this season of NBC’s Hannibal.   Fleshler is a an actor born and bred in New York City.  His parents often took him to the theater and the movies as a child and as a result he fell in love with acting at an early age.  He sees acting as a craft that has to constantly be developed by the actor and enjoys any opportunity to challenge himself and grow in his craft.   Over the past couple of years Fleshler has had the opportunity to work with actors and directors that he grew up watching in stage and in the movies.  Among those are directors Mike Nichols and Woody Allen, as well as actress Meryl Streep.  There is a very funny Woody Allen anecdote that Fleshler shares with Jamie that you have to hear. If you enjoyed Fleshler as Cordell or remember him True Detective and Boardwalk Empire you can catch him some upcoming series and movies.  Fleshler will appear in Crime on HBO, Billions on Showtime, and two upcoming movies: The Seagull and The Rendezvous. When Fleshler is not working on TV, films, or in the theater he enjoys spending time at home in New York City with his wife and three-year-old son.   0:35:35 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (tel:4434918505).  Use the links above and below to find Second Course Media on your favorite Social Network. Send Us Glenn Fleshler Interview * Correction:  When Jamie was introducing Glenn Fleshler he mentioned his roles on True Detective and Boardwalk Empire.  Jamie mistakenly stated that Fleshler played George Remus on True Detective; he actually played this role on Boardwalk Empire. Jamie had a chance to call Glenn Fleshler, an accomplished character actor, on Saturday, August 15th.  Glenn Fleshler is most recognizable from his roles as Errol Childress on season one of True Detective and George Remus, a recurring role on Boardwalk Empire.  Jamie spoke with him about those roles as well as the role of Cordell Doemling, Mason Verger’s personal medical professional and henchman, on this season of NBC’s Hannibal.   Fleshler is a an actor born and bred in New York City.  His parents often took him to the theater and the movies as a child and as a result he fell in love with acting at an early age.  He sees acting as a craft that has to constantly be developed by the actor and enjoys any opportunity to challenge himself and grow in his craft.   Over the past couple of years Fleshler has had the opportunity to work with actors and directors that he grew up watching in stage and in the movies.  Among those are directors Mike Nichols and Woody Allen, as well as actress Meryl Streep.  There is a very funny Woody Allen anecdote that Fleshler shares with Jamie that you have to hear. If you enjoyed Fleshler as Cordell or remember him True Detective and Boardwalk Empire you can catch him some upcoming series and movies.  Fleshler will appear in Crime on HBO, Billions on Showtime, and two upcoming movies: The Seagull and The Rendezvous. When Fleshler is not working on TV, films, or in the theater he enjoys spending time at home in New York City with his wife and three-year-old son.   http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?88adb9 http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/hannibal-s3e10-and-the-woman-clothed-in-the-sun/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2820906/scp42-hannibal-s3e10-and-the-woman-clothed-in-the-sun/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Sat, 15 Aug 2015 15:52:11 -0400 Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (tel:4434918505).  Use the links above and below to find Second Course Media on your favorite Social Network. Send Us Hannibal - S3E10 - And the Woman Clothed in the Sun Part II Soul searching and introspection were the dishes that Fuller and crew were serving up this week for Fannibals.  Francis Dolarhyde was searching for Hannibal's attention but had a change of heart and was looking to stop his “becoming.”  Will was looking inward to make sense of everything that happened with Hannibal and sought out the help of Dr. Du Maurier since they both had similar experiences.  What he found was that their natures are completely different.  Jamie and Jenny try and make sense of this episode and do their own soul searching, since their time with Hannibal is coming to a close. And the Woman Clothed in Sun Part II Recap The second half of “And the Woman Clothed in the Sun” begins with Dolarhyde finding his way to Hannibal’s office and using some fancy technology to call Hannibal in prison.  We get to see the other half of the conversation that ended the last episode, and discover that this shy boy has a very active imagination, just like Will and Hannibal. Will, looking to make sense of everything, visits Bedelia while she is giving a lecture about her time with Hannibal.  After a very feisty exchange, Will tells her he needs to talk to her. She responds by telling him to make an appointment. Dolarhyde surprises Reba McClain by taking her to the zoo to pet a tiger which has been put to sleep in preparation for oral surgery.  This moves Reba so much she goes back to Dolarhyde’s house and spends the night there.  The morning after, fearing that Reba may have found his scrapbook, Dolarhyde takes her home in order to protect who he is becoming. Hannibal does a little phone freaking himself as a scene directly lifted from the books plays out.  He calls Dr. Chilton’s office in order to get Will’s home address. What will he being doing with this information? The meat of the episode comes when Will finally has his session with Bedelia. He’s looking for answers as to why she reacted differently to her time with Hannibal than he himself did.  Through flashbacks we see the patient Hannibal referred to Bedelia, Neal Frank, during his sessions with her.  It’s revealed that Hannibal was doing similar things to Neal as he’d done to Will, and Neal was expressing his concerns to Bedelia.  Bedelia was dismissive of Neal’s concerns which eventually caused him to choke on his own tongue.  Bedelia shoved her hand down his throat to suffocate him.  During her session with Will, Bedelia tells Will it’s in his nature to help those that are needy and it’s in her nature to put them out of their misery. Will meets with Hannibal again to discuss Dolarhyde and Hannibal tips Will off to The Great Red Dragon painting in order to point Will in the right direction. After his night with Reba, Dolarhyde decides to try and stop his “becoming.” In order to do this he uses a fake identity to get into the Brooklyn Museum in order to see the original Great Red Dragon watercolor.  Once there, he eats the painting in order to stop the monster from transforming him.  Will arrives at the museum just after Dolarhyde and finds him in the elevator.  Will is attacked by Dolarhyde, giving him enough time to escape. 0:37:40 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... 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Send Us Hannibal - S3E10 - And the Woman Clothed in the Sun Part II Soul searching and introspection were the dishes that Fuller and crew were serving up this week for Fannibals.  Francis Dolarhyde was searching for Hannibal's attention but had a change of heart and was looking to stop his “becoming.”  Will was looking inward to make sense of everything that happened with Hannibal and sought out the help of Dr. Du Maurier since they both had similar experiences.  What he found was that their natures are completely different.  Jamie and Jenny try and make sense of this episode and do their own soul searching, since their time with Hannibal is coming to a close. And the Woman Clothed in Sun Part II Recap The second half of “And the Woman Clothed in the Sun” begins with Dolarhyde finding his way to Hannibal’s office and using some fancy technology to call Hannibal in prison.  We get to see the other half of the conversation that ended the last episode, and discover that this shy boy has a very active imagination, just like Will and Hannibal. Will, looking to make sense of everything, visits Bedelia while she is giving a lecture about her time with Hannibal.  After a very feisty exchange, Will tells her he needs to talk to her. She responds by telling him to make an appointment. Dolarhyde surprises Reba McClain by taking her to the zoo to pet a tiger which has been put to sleep in preparation for oral surgery.  This moves Reba so much she goes back to Dolarhyde’s house and spends the night there.  The morning after, fearing that Reba may have found his scrapbook, Dolarhyde takes her home in order to protect who he is becoming. Hannibal does a little phone freaking himself as a scene directly lifted from the books plays out.  He calls Dr. Chilton’s office in order to get Will’s home address. What will he being doing with this information? The meat of the episode comes when Will finally has his session with Bedelia. He’s looking for answers as to why she reacted differently to her time with Hannibal than he himself did.  Through flashbacks we see the patient Hannibal referred to Bedelia, Neal Frank, during his sessions with her.  It’s revealed that Hannibal was doing similar things to Neal as he’d done to Will, and Neal was expressing his concerns to Bedelia.  Bedelia was dismissive of Neal’s concerns which eventually caused him to choke on his own tongue.  Bedelia shoved her hand down his throat to suffocate him.  During her session with Will, Bedelia tells Will it’s in his nature to help those that are needy and it’s in her nature to put them out of their misery. Will meets with Hannibal again to discuss Dolarhyde and Hannibal tips Will off to The Great Red Dragon painting in order to point Will in the right direction. After his night with Reba, Dolarhyde decides to try and stop his “becoming.” In order to do this he uses a fake identity to get into the Brooklyn Museum in order to see the original Great Red Dragon watercolor.  Once there, he eats the painting in order to stop the monster from transforming him.  Will arrives at the museum just after Dolarhyde and finds him in the elevator.  Will is attacked by Dolarhyde, giving him enough time to escape. http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c8daae http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/hannibal-s3e8-9-the-great-red-dragon-and-the-woman-clothed-with-the-sun/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2820905/scp41-hannibal-s3e8-9-the-great-red-dragon-and-the-woman-clothed-with-the-sun/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Sat, 08 Aug 2015 20:22:32 -0400 Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (... 1:01:02 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (... http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c8daae http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/hannibal-s03e06e07-dolce-digestivo-its-so-hard-to-say-goodbye/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2820904/scp40-hannibal-s03e06e07-dolce-digestivo-its-so-hard-to-say-goodbye/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Thu, 06 Aug 2015 19:55:11 -0400 Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (... 1:01:04 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... 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Send Us HANNIBAL S03E05 – CONTORNO In the Contonto, the fifth installment in Hannibal’s third season, things get a bit twisted.  This makes sense, since reciprocity is the theme driving this episode.  The players that have been orbiting the black hole that is Hannibal are drawing nearer to him and in doing so may collide with one another or get sucked into oblivion – as we see with one individual this week.  This doesn't mean that Hannibal still has the upper hand because, as everyone swirls closer to him, it’s only natural that things begin to spin out of control.  Listen to Jamie and Jenny discuss how they thought things unravelled this week and just how twisted they think things will become. Contorno Recap The episode opens with Will and Chiyo traveling by train to Florence because of Will’s hunch about Hannibal’s love of Botticelli.  They discuss Hannibal’s nature and what he means to them.  It starts to become clear they that may not be on the same page. Back in Florence, Hannibal and Bedelia have a discussion about Hannibal’s fate as they both know that Will is swirling closer in orbit and could very well be on his way to Florence to kill Hannibal.  Bedelia also points out that Hannibal intends to kill Will, which reinforces this episode’s theme of reciprocity. Jack spreads Bella’s ashes and discards his wedding ring.  It appears that he has not let Hannibal go, as he told Dr. Chilton a few episodes ago.  He was letting Bella go so that he may continue his search for Hannibal.  He has dinner with Pazzi and his wife and warns Pazzi of the path he is going down as he went down it himself and it led nowhere.  Pazzi tells Jack that he wants the glory of catching Hannibal because of what Hannibal did to his career twenty years prior. Alana Bloom reveals her investigative skills to Mason Verger this week as she recounts the purchases Bedelia has been making for Hannibal over the past three months. Pazzi meets Lecter at the Capponi Library to probe him for information about the two missing men that worked at the Library.  Lecter knows that, since Pazzi did not come with other police, he is going to sell him to Mason.  Pazzi does ultimately decide to sell Lector to Mason after a phone call and video conference.  During the video conference Mason informs Pazzi that he will need Lecter’s fingerprint to verify that it is him. Back on the train, Will awakes at night to find that Chiyo has gone outside to the back of the train.  They have a discussion about Hannibal and how he influences people and Chiyo alludes to possibly having been seduced by Hannibal in the past as she kisses Will.  She throws him off the train just after the kiss.  She either wants to be with Hannibal or she wants to be the one to kill him. Pazzi returns to Hannibal with a relic as a gift.  He uses this visit as an excuse to try and get a fingerprint from Hannibal.  This doesn’t turn out so well for Pazzi, as he ends up hanging with his guts out just like his ancestor.  Jack sees Hannibal do this to Pazzi and rushed into the library.  This is when Jack reciprocates the beat down that Hannibal gave him last year in the season two closer.  The episode ends with Hannibal slithering down the body of Pazzi and running to escape Jack. Follow & Subcribe 0:51:26 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... 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Send Us HANNIBAL S03E05 – CONTORNO In the Contonto, the fifth installment in Hannibal’s third season, things get a bit twisted.  This makes sense, since reciprocity is the theme driving this episode.  The players that have been orbiting the black hole that is Hannibal are drawing nearer to him and in doing so may collide with one another or get sucked into oblivion – as we see with one individual this week.  This doesn't mean that Hannibal still has the upper hand because, as everyone swirls closer to him, it’s only natural that things begin to spin out of control.  Listen to Jamie and Jenny discuss how they thought things unravelled this week and just how twisted they think things will become. Contorno Recap The episode opens with Will and Chiyo traveling by train to Florence because of Will’s hunch about Hannibal’s love of Botticelli.  They discuss Hannibal’s nature and what he means to them.  It starts to become clear they that may not be on the same page. Back in Florence, Hannibal and Bedelia have a discussion about Hannibal’s fate as they both know that Will is swirling closer in orbit and could very well be on his way to Florence to kill Hannibal.  Bedelia also points out that Hannibal intends to kill Will, which reinforces this episode’s theme of reciprocity. Jack spreads Bella’s ashes and discards his wedding ring.  It appears that he has not let Hannibal go, as he told Dr. Chilton a few episodes ago.  He was letting Bella go so that he may continue his search for Hannibal.  He has dinner with Pazzi and his wife and warns Pazzi of the path he is going down as he went down it himself and it led nowhere.  Pazzi tells Jack that he wants the glory of catching Hannibal because of what Hannibal did to his career twenty years prior. Alana Bloom reveals her investigative skills to Mason Verger this week as she recounts the purchases Bedelia has been making for Hannibal over the past three months. Pazzi meets Lecter at the Capponi Library to probe him for information about the two missing men that worked at the Library.  Lecter knows that, since Pazzi did not come with other police, he is going to sell him to Mason.  Pazzi does ultimately decide to sell Lector to Mason after a phone call and video conference.  During the video conference Mason informs Pazzi that he will need Lecter’s fingerprint to verify that it is him. Back on the train, Will awakes at night to find that Chiyo has gone outside to the back of the train.  They have a discussion about Hannibal and how he influences people and Chiyo alludes to possibly having been seduced by Hannibal in the past as she kisses Will.  She throws him off the train just after the kiss.  She either wants to be with Hannibal or she wants to be the one to kill him. Pazzi returns to Hannibal with a relic as a gift.  He uses this visit as an excuse to try and get a fingerprint from Hannibal.  This doesn’t turn out so well for Pazzi, as he ends up hanging with his guts out just like his ancestor.  Jack sees Hannibal do this to Pazzi and rushed into the library.  This is when Jack reciprocates the beat down that Hannibal gave him last year in the season two closer.  The episode ends with Hannibal slithering down the body of Pazzi and running to escape Jack. Follow & Subcribe http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c8daae http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/scp38-hannibal-s03e04-aperitivo-the-gangs-all-here/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2770351/scp38-hannibal-s03e04-aperitivo-the-gangs-all-here/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Tue, 30 Jun 2015 18:38:04 -0400 Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (tel:4434918505).  Use the links above and below to find Second Course Media on your favorite Social Network. Send Us The gang’s all here for the fourth instalment of Hannibal in season 3, Aperitivo, and this time the theme is not forgiveness but revenge. This was a catch-up episode in which the audience had a chance to see what’s been going on with Alana Bloom, Jack Crawford, and Mason Verger in the eight months since the previous season’s finale.  This week Jamie and Jenny discuss that theme of as well as the return of her self-proclaimed boyfriend Dr. Chilton along with the series’ other core characters.  They also have some interesting things to say about the noticeable difference in Alana this season compared to the last. Aperitivo Recap Dr. Chilton Aperitivo opened up with Dr. Chilton visiting Mason Verger and discussing the disfigurements Hannibal left them with last season.  They discussed revenge and Mason’s desire for help from Dr. Chilton.  Chilton respectfully declined and later went on his own post-Mizumono tour to try and recruit his own revenge army.  He visited both Will Graham and Alana Bloom in the hospital, but they both blew him off.  Poor Dr. Chilton - he can’t even use the post traumatic stress syndrome everyone on the show must be experiencing as a way to make friends. Jack Crawford It seems that Jack’s brush with death has made him more comfortable with Bella and gave him the desire to be with her during her last days.  We first see Jack after he has healed and visited Will to make sense of everything that happened in Mizumono.  Jack wanted to know why Will warned Hannibal; Will answered it was because Hannibal was his friend and he wanted to run away with him.  It’s apparent that this was this moment that allowed Jack to let Will go and focus on Bella instead. Chilton visited Jack at the FBI in an effort to recruit him for his revenge scheme, but Jack also blew Chilton off by telling him he is now focusing on being with Bella.  This is where the audience saw the greatest change in Jack.  All last season he was willing to ignore his dying wife in order to find and catch the Chesapeake Ripper.  He was so focused on this that he wanted her to delay her death until he had accomplished his goal; only afterwards could he give her his full attention.  This changed as he sat in Hannibal’s pantry, realized he was dying, and called Bella so that they could be together for whatever remained of their lives.  He said just that to her during a flashback of him in the hospital after he survived Hannibal’s attack.  For the rest of Aperitivo Jack was focused on Bella, spending time with her and caring for her until he realized her peace was more important than his need to be with her.  Jack did for Bella what she asked Hannibal to do for her last season.  He gave her a lethal dose of her medication and laid with her until she died in his arms. Jack’s story this episode ends with him receiving a condolence letter from Hannibal while sitting in the church where Bella’s funeral took place.  Will visits him and they discuss their shared knowledge of what Will is going to do and what’s coming. Mason Verger & Alana Bloom Alana and Mason’s storyline are intertwined in this episode; it seems this will continue for much of this season.  Alana visited Mason and agreed to become his therapist and join his “let’s get revenge in Hannibal” team.  She is not only Mason’s therapist but also his profiler in order to help him catch Hannibal.  During their first meeting, they had a strong discussion about revenge.  Alan assured Mason that although she was raised with religion she is no shrinking violet when it comes to the 0:47:24 no Jamie Parrish Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 ... Follow & Subcribe Listen live each week, on our live podcast (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/livepodcast/)page.  Send in your reaction by heading over to the feedback (http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/feedback/) page or by calling (443)-491-8505 (tel:4434918505).  Use the links above and below to find Second Course Media on your favorite Social Network. Send Us The gang’s all here for the fourth instalment of Hannibal in season 3, Aperitivo, and this time the theme is not forgiveness but revenge. This was a catch-up episode in which the audience had a chance to see what’s been going on with Alana Bloom, Jack Crawford, and Mason Verger in the eight months since the previous season’s finale.  This week Jamie and Jenny discuss that theme of as well as the return of her self-proclaimed boyfriend Dr. Chilton along with the series’ other core characters.  They also have some interesting things to say about the noticeable difference in Alana this season compared to the last. Aperitivo Recap Dr. Chilton Aperitivo opened up with Dr. Chilton visiting Mason Verger and discussing the disfigurements Hannibal left them with last season.  They discussed revenge and Mason’s desire for help from Dr. Chilton.  Chilton respectfully declined and later went on his own post-Mizumono tour to try and recruit his own revenge army.  He visited both Will Graham and Alana Bloom in the hospital, but they both blew him off.  Poor Dr. Chilton - he can’t even use the post traumatic stress syndrome everyone on the show must be experiencing as a way to make friends. Jack Crawford It seems that Jack’s brush with death has made him more comfortable with Bella and gave him the desire to be with her during her last days.  We first see Jack after he has healed and visited Will to make sense of everything that happened in Mizumono.  Jack wanted to know why Will warned Hannibal; Will answered it was because Hannibal was his friend and he wanted to run away with him.  It’s apparent that this was this moment that allowed Jack to let Will go and focus on Bella instead. Chilton visited Jack at the FBI in an effort to recruit him for his revenge scheme, but Jack also blew Chilton off by telling him he is now focusing on being with Bella.  This is where the audience saw the greatest change in Jack.  All last season he was willing to ignore his dying wife in order to find and catch the Chesapeake Ripper.  He was so focused on this that he wanted her to delay her death until he had accomplished his goal; only afterwards could he give her his full attention.  This changed as he sat in Hannibal’s pantry, realized he was dying, and called Bella so that they could be together for whatever remained of their lives.  He said just that to her during a flashback of him in the hospital after he survived Hannibal’s attack.  For the rest of Aperitivo Jack was focused on Bella, spending time with her and caring for her until he realized her peace was more important than his need to be with her.  Jack did for Bella what she asked Hannibal to do for her last season.  He gave her a lethal dose of her medication and laid with her until she died in his arms. Jack’s story this episode ends with him receiving a condolence letter from Hannibal while sitting in the church where Bella’s funeral took place.  Will visits him and they discuss their shared knowledge of what Will is going to do and what’s coming. Mason Verger & Alana Bloom Alana and Mason’s storyline are intertwined in this episode; it seems this will continue for much of this season.  Alana visited Mason and agreed to become his therapist and join his “let’s get revenge in Hannibal” team.  She is not only Mason’s therapist but also his profiler in order to help him catch Hannibal.  During their first meeting, they had a strong discussion about revenge.  Alan assured Mason that although she was raised with religion she is no shrinking violet when it comes to the http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c8daae http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/scp37-hannibal-s03e03-secondo/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2762653/scp37-hannibal-s03e03-secondo-two-sides-of-the-same-coin/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Mon, 22 Jun 2015 19:41:50 -0400 SCP37 – Hannibal S03E03 – “Two Sides of the Same Coin” The strangely-named third episode of Hannibal’s third season brought us another episode filled with surrealism and powerful thematic elements.  The themes that bookended Secondo were, once again, forgiveness and betrayal.  Hannibal seems to be dealing with whether or not he can let go of his feelings of betrayal and forgive Will Graham, and is using Dr. Du Maurier as his therapist to work through these emotions.  While Hannibal spends time in therapy, Will is deconstructing Hannibal’s memory palace in order to find a path that will lead to Hannibal.  Jack returned in this episode and was dealing with his feelings as well.  He met Inspector Pazzi and had a very therapeutic talk-it-out session regarding how he feels he betrayed Will and what Hannibal means to both Pazzi and himself.  Everyone seems to be looking inward in this episode, leaving us, the audience, uncertain as to whether or not they will find what they are seeking. Secondo Recap Hannibal & Du Maurier Secondo opens with Hannibal and Dr. Du Maurier having a sort of therapy session discussing Hannibal’s feelings about Will Graham – specifically, Hannibal’s confusion about whether or not to forgive Will for his betrayal.  Bedelia reminds Hannibal that forgiveness requires two people, much like falling in love does.  She also warns him that if he doesn’t resolve his feelings he will get caught. Later, Hannibal and Du Maurier host Professor Sogliato for dinner.  Hannibal serves Punch Romaine, the cocktail served to first class passengers on Titanic during their last meal.  Hannibal’s use of the ice pick to make the cocktail foreshadows they way he later jams said ice pick into Sogliato’s temple.  Bedelia later pulls the ice pick from Sogliato’s head to put him out of his misery, prompting Hannibal to inform her that she technically killed him. During another dinner scene, Hannibal serves Sogliato to two patrons of the Caponni Library.  He tells them they are eating spring lamb.  Later that evening Hannibal helps Bedelia wash her hair and she asks Hannibal to talk about the first spring lamb he ate, which she then implies was his sister Misha. During the last scene of the episode, Hannibal and Du Maurier have another “session” in which they once again discuss forgiveness and betrayal.  Hannibal’s sister Misha comes up in their conversation and it is implied that the reason Hannibal ate Misha may be different in the show then it was in the book (Hannibal Rising).  Du Maurier implies, and Hannibal admits, that the only way he will forgive Will Graham’s betrayal is to eat him.  There is an implication that Misha did something to Hannibal which forced him to eat her. Jack and Pazzi There weren’t many scenes with these two this week and they remained in one location during their scenes together.  Jack arrived and went to the Norman Chapel in Palermo. While there, Pazzi showed him the case file on the Dimmond killing.  They proceeded to have a discussion about Will and Hannibal.  Pazzi expressed his belief that Will sees Hannibal as a god and respects him as one.  Jack explained that he believes that he broke Will and drove him into the arms of Hannibal, who welcomed Will because Will understands and accepts him. Will and Chiyoh Will visits the one place Hannibal can’t go – his childhood home.  It’s implied that there are too many bad memories there for Hannibal to ever return to Lecter castle.  Through a discussion that Will has with Hannibal in his mind, it becomes apparent that Will is trying to deconstruct Hannibal’s memory palace in order to find him. While on the grounds of the Lecter estate, Will discovers Chiyoh, a young Japanese woman who has been keeping an older man as a prisoner in the dungeon.  Chiyoh finds Will in the dungeon and holds him at gunpoint, very reminiscent of how Dr. 0:56:19 no Jamie Parrish SCP37 – Hannibal S03E03 – “Two Sides of the Same Coin” The strangely-named third episode of Hannibal’s third season brought us another episode filled with surrealism and powerful thematic elements.  The themes that bookended Secondo were, SCP37 – Hannibal S03E03 – “Two Sides of the Same Coin” The strangely-named third episode of Hannibal’s third season brought us another episode filled with surrealism and powerful thematic elements.  The themes that bookended Secondo were, once again, forgiveness and betrayal.  Hannibal seems to be dealing with whether or not he can let go of his feelings of betrayal and forgive Will Graham, and is using Dr. Du Maurier as his therapist to work through these emotions.  While Hannibal spends time in therapy, Will is deconstructing Hannibal’s memory palace in order to find a path that will lead to Hannibal.  Jack returned in this episode and was dealing with his feelings as well.  He met Inspector Pazzi and had a very therapeutic talk-it-out session regarding how he feels he betrayed Will and what Hannibal means to both Pazzi and himself.  Everyone seems to be looking inward in this episode, leaving us, the audience, uncertain as to whether or not they will find what they are seeking. Secondo Recap Hannibal & Du Maurier Secondo opens with Hannibal and Dr. Du Maurier having a sort of therapy session discussing Hannibal’s feelings about Will Graham – specifically, Hannibal’s confusion about whether or not to forgive Will for his betrayal.  Bedelia reminds Hannibal that forgiveness requires two people, much like falling in love does.  She also warns him that if he doesn’t resolve his feelings he will get caught. Later, Hannibal and Du Maurier host Professor Sogliato for dinner.  Hannibal serves Punch Romaine, the cocktail served to first class passengers on Titanic during their last meal.  Hannibal’s use of the ice pick to make the cocktail foreshadows they way he later jams said ice pick into Sogliato’s temple.  Bedelia later pulls the ice pick from Sogliato’s head to put him out of his misery, prompting Hannibal to inform her that she technically killed him. During another dinner scene, Hannibal serves Sogliato to two patrons of the Caponni Library.  He tells them they are eating spring lamb.  Later that evening Hannibal helps Bedelia wash her hair and she asks Hannibal to talk about the first spring lamb he ate, which she then implies was his sister Misha. During the last scene of the episode, Hannibal and Du Maurier have another “session” in which they once again discuss forgiveness and betrayal.  Hannibal’s sister Misha comes up in their conversation and it is implied that the reason Hannibal ate Misha may be different in the show then it was in the book (Hannibal Rising).  Du Maurier implies, and Hannibal admits, that the only way he will forgive Will Graham’s betrayal is to eat him.  There is an implication that Misha did something to Hannibal which forced him to eat her. Jack and Pazzi There weren’t many scenes with these two this week and they remained in one location during their scenes together.  Jack arrived and went to the Norman Chapel in Palermo. While there, Pazzi showed him the case file on the Dimmond killing.  They proceeded to have a discussion about Will and Hannibal.  Pazzi expressed his belief that Will sees Hannibal as a god and respects him as one.  Jack explained that he believes that he broke Will and drove him into the arms of Hannibal, who welcomed Will because Will understands and accepts him. Will and Chiyoh Will visits the one place Hannibal can’t go – his childhood home.  It’s implied that there are too many bad memories there for Hannibal to ever return to Lecter castle.  Through a discussion that Will has with Hannibal in his mind, it becomes apparent that Will is trying to deconstruct Hannibal’s memory palace in order to find him. While on the grounds of the Lecter estate, Will discovers Chiyoh, a young Japanese woman who has been keeping an older man as a prisoner in the dungeon.  Chiyoh finds Will in the dungeon and holds him at gunpoint, very reminiscent of how Dr. http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c90b27 http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/scp36-hannibal-s03e02-primavera-wills-existential-struggle/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2762652/scp36-hannibal-s03e02-primavera-wills-existential-struggle/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Mon, 15 Jun 2015 21:41:34 -0400 SCP36 – Hannibal S03E02 – “Will’s Existential Struggle” Where do Will Graham’s allegiances lie?  Why is he looking for Hannibal? These are the questions audience had to ask as they watched S03E02 of Hannibal, Primavera.  These questions were made apparent as Will turned to Pazzi, the Italian investigator, while in the catacombs of the Norman Chapel and says, “You don’t know whose side I’m on.”  Hints of Will’s confusion were given to the audience earlier in the episode when he wakes up in the hospital and Abigail tells him after everything she still wants to be with Hannibal.  Later we learned that this was really Will speaking with himself because it was revealed that Abigail did actually die in the season two finale.  Finally in the end the episode is bookended with forgiveness, as Will whispers to Hannibal that he forgives him.  The audience saw Hannibal ask this question of Will again as the last few moments of season two were played to open Primavera. Primavera Recap Primavera opened up with the scene in the Hannibal’s kitchen that ended season two.  The whole gruesome scene was replayed to the chagrin of fannibals around the world, as Twitter was alive with tweets asking Bryan Fuller why he was putting us through this again.  We saw Will stabbed in the gut and Abigail’s neck sliced open once for a second time.  As both of them lay there in a pool of blood black liquid reminiscent of the liquid that engulfed Alana Bloom in the season two finale.  This time it is will engulfed and drowning in Hannibal’s influence calling back the imagery of Dr. Du Maurier drowning in this season’s opening episode.  After Will’s descent into the murky waters that are Hannibal the teacup breaks and comes back to together again.  When it does Will wakes up in the hospital and is greeted but a very much alive Abigail Hobbes. In the hospital Abigail and will made allusions to William James multiverse theory by discussing what would have happened if Will had just left the night Hannibal suggested it instead of waiting until after his dinner with Jack Crawford.  Abigail revealed that in spite of all the events that have taken place she still wants to be with Hannibal and she is mad at Will for lying and not leaving with them. Eight months later Will and Abigail travel to Palermo and visit the Norman Chapel in hope of finding Hannibal.  Will visited often and on one visit he sees the police have roped off the area around the origami heart Hannibal left in the church.  It is during this visit that Will meets Inspector Pazzi, and Italian police officer that knows all about Will’s case from season two.  He also knows all about Hannibal because he believes Hannibal is the Il Mostro of Florence, a killer that 20 years prior murdered people and staged their bodies to resemble the famous Italian painting the Primavera. Will was given time with the body alone in the chapel to do what Will Graham does and the corpse morphed into a stag made of Dimmond’s body.  It was also during this encounter that Abigail showed and discussed with Will the broken heart Hannibal left them in the chapel. In a twist that was not seen coming Abigail’s neck splits open and she began to bleed.  There was a cut to a flashback from the season two finale during which the audience learned that Abigail did actually die when Hannibal cut her throat open and asked for Will’s forgiveness. Pazzi showed up at the end of the flashback to discuss with Will what he has learned from his time at the crime scene.  Will noticed light coming from the catacombs and both him and Pazzi entered in pursuit of Hannibal.  Will warned Pazzi to leave because he couldn’t guarantee his safety.  Hannibal was indeed in the catacombs as the audience saw him hiding in the shadows.  The episode ended with Will whispering his forgiveness to Hannibal. Listen live each week, on our 0:57:55 no Jamie Parrish SCP36 – Hannibal S03E02 – “Will’s Existential Struggle” Where do Will Graham’s allegiances lie?  Why is he looking for Hannibal? These are the questions audience had to ask as they watched S03E02 of Hannibal, Primavera. SCP36 – Hannibal S03E02 – “Will’s Existential Struggle” Where do Will Graham’s allegiances lie?  Why is he looking for Hannibal? These are the questions audience had to ask as they watched S03E02 of Hannibal, Primavera.  These questions were made apparent as Will turned to Pazzi, the Italian investigator, while in the catacombs of the Norman Chapel and says, “You don’t know whose side I’m on.”  Hints of Will’s confusion were given to the audience earlier in the episode when he wakes up in the hospital and Abigail tells him after everything she still wants to be with Hannibal.  Later we learned that this was really Will speaking with himself because it was revealed that Abigail did actually die in the season two finale.  Finally in the end the episode is bookended with forgiveness, as Will whispers to Hannibal that he forgives him.  The audience saw Hannibal ask this question of Will again as the last few moments of season two were played to open Primavera. Primavera Recap Primavera opened up with the scene in the Hannibal’s kitchen that ended season two.  The whole gruesome scene was replayed to the chagrin of fannibals around the world, as Twitter was alive with tweets asking Bryan Fuller why he was putting us through this again.  We saw Will stabbed in the gut and Abigail’s neck sliced open once for a second time.  As both of them lay there in a pool of blood black liquid reminiscent of the liquid that engulfed Alana Bloom in the season two finale.  This time it is will engulfed and drowning in Hannibal’s influence calling back the imagery of Dr. Du Maurier drowning in this season’s opening episode.  After Will’s descent into the murky waters that are Hannibal the teacup breaks and comes back to together again.  When it does Will wakes up in the hospital and is greeted but a very much alive Abigail Hobbes. In the hospital Abigail and will made allusions to William James multiverse theory by discussing what would have happened if Will had just left the night Hannibal suggested it instead of waiting until after his dinner with Jack Crawford.  Abigail revealed that in spite of all the events that have taken place she still wants to be with Hannibal and she is mad at Will for lying and not leaving with them. Eight months later Will and Abigail travel to Palermo and visit the Norman Chapel in hope of finding Hannibal.  Will visited often and on one visit he sees the police have roped off the area around the origami heart Hannibal left in the church.  It is during this visit that Will meets Inspector Pazzi, and Italian police officer that knows all about Will’s case from season two.  He also knows all about Hannibal because he believes Hannibal is the Il Mostro of Florence, a killer that 20 years prior murdered people and staged their bodies to resemble the famous Italian painting the Primavera. Will was given time with the body alone in the chapel to do what Will Graham does and the corpse morphed into a stag made of Dimmond’s body.  It was also during this encounter that Abigail showed and discussed with Will the broken heart Hannibal left them in the chapel. In a twist that was not seen coming Abigail’s neck splits open and she began to bleed.  There was a cut to a flashback from the season two finale during which the audience learned that Abigail did actually die when Hannibal cut her throat open and asked for Will’s forgiveness. Pazzi showed up at the end of the flashback to discuss with Will what he has learned from his time at the crime scene.  Will noticed light coming from the catacombs and both him and Pazzi entered in pursuit of Hannibal.  Will warned Pazzi to leave because he couldn’t guarantee his safety.  Hannibal was indeed in the catacombs as the audience saw him hiding in the shadows.  The episode ended with Will whispering his forgiveness to Hannibal. Listen live each week, on our http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c90b27 http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/podcast/scp35-hannibal-s03e01-antipasto-hannibals-broken-heart/ http://www.blubrry.com/secondcoursepodcast/2762651/scp35-hannibal-s03e01-antipasto-hannibals-broken-heart/ Jamie Parrish Podcast Tue, 09 Jun 2015 08:55:03 -0400 SCP35 – Hannibal – S03E01 – “Hannibal’s Broken Heart” This week Jamie and Jenny spent a lot of time discussing the relationship between Dr. Du Maurier and Hannibal Lecter.  Jamie thinks that Du Maurier is more like Hannibal then she is willing to admit and Jenny thinks that she is Hannibal’s unwilling captive.  There was also discussion about how the season three opener was a pivot from a creepy crime procedural, which Hannibal felt like in its first two seasons, to a show that felt more like an artistic homage to the Thomas Harris novels. Episode Recap Hannibal rode his motorcycle to a party in Paris where he meets Anthony Dimmond (Tom Wisdom) while looking for Dr. Roman Fell. They discussed poetry and Dr. Fell, for whom Dimmond served as a TA for in England. Lecter followed Dr. Fell to his house, killing him and his wife after she walked in on Hannibal eating Fell’s liver.  Flashback #1 Dr. Abel Gideon is seen eating his cooked leg with Lecter, where he commented that Lecter is truly a personification of the Devil.  He asked Lecter to tell him a fairy tale, which begins the current time line of Hannibal and Du Maurier in Florence, Italy. Lecter and Du Maurier are shown as having traveled to Florence, Italy, where they are assuming the identities of Fell and his wife.  While at a gala Sigliato challenges Hannibal’s knowledge of Dante and his ability to be the curator of the Capponi Library. Sigliato ask Hannibal to give a speech at the library’s studiolo to prove himself.  Hannibal graciously accepts. While preparing for this lecture Hannibal runs into Anthony Dimmond who greets him by the name Boris Yakov, the name Hannibal used in Paris.  Hannibal invites Dimmond to dine with him and Du Maurier using his characteristic cannibal catch phrase, “My wife and I would love to have you for dinner.”  Flashback #2 The conversation between Du Maurier and Jack Crawford, from season two, is replayed before we see Du Maurier return to her home that she left in fear for her life. When she entered she found Hannibal taking a shower.  She held Hannibal at gunpoint and asked him questions about Will Graham and the rest of the FBI scoopy gang.  This is when the audience realizes that this is a flashback taking place the same night as the events of the season 2 finale. Hannibal used his charm and manipulation to make Du Maurier feel as if she was always more important to him then the FBI crew and she lowered her gun. Flashback #3 Lecter showed Dr. Abel Gideon the room where he has snails feeding on Abel’s limbs that have been marinated in red wine.  It was also revealed that Hannibal has been feeding the snails acorns, oysters, and sweet wine to enhance their flavor.  It just so happens that Hannibal has been feeding the same things to Dr. Abel Gideon. When Dimmond arrives for dinner he questioned Du Maurier about her meal and commented that she is eating only acorns, oysters, and sweet wine (she is seen twice in the episode buying these items from a local grocer).  He interjected that this was a practice started by the Romans to improve the taste of their livestock.  Hannibal allowed Dimmond to leave the meal unscathed, but not before he invites him to the lecture that Dr. Fell is giving on Saturday at the Studiolo. Flashback #4 Hannibal prepared the snails for Dr. Gideon and him to eat.  Dr. Gideon at this point is doing anything to be perceived as rude by Dr. Lecter.  He banged a utensil on the table, made a snide remark about Will Graham, and dropped the utensil on the floor.  Flashback #5 In this flashback we see Dr. Du Maurier wake up next to a dead man that turns out to be her patient Neal Frank (Zachary Quinto) who was referred to her by Dr. Lecter.  Hannibal arrived and helped her with the clean up putting her in Hannibal’s debt.... 1:02:15 no Jamie Parrish SCP35 – Hannibal – S03E01 – “Hannibal’s Broken Heart” This week Jamie and Jenny spent a lot of time discussing the relationship between Dr. Du Maurier and Hannibal Lecter.  Jamie thinks that Du Maurier is more like Hannibal then she is wil... SCP35 – Hannibal – S03E01 – “Hannibal’s Broken Heart” This week Jamie and Jenny spent a lot of time discussing the relationship between Dr. Du Maurier and Hannibal Lecter.  Jamie thinks that Du Maurier is more like Hannibal then she is willing to admit and Jenny thinks that she is Hannibal’s unwilling captive.  There was also discussion about how the season three opener was a pivot from a creepy crime procedural, which Hannibal felt like in its first two seasons, to a show that felt more like an artistic homage to the Thomas Harris novels. Episode Recap Hannibal rode his motorcycle to a party in Paris where he meets Anthony Dimmond (Tom Wisdom) while looking for Dr. Roman Fell. They discussed poetry and Dr. Fell, for whom Dimmond served as a TA for in England. Lecter followed Dr. Fell to his house, killing him and his wife after she walked in on Hannibal eating Fell’s liver.  Flashback #1 Dr. Abel Gideon is seen eating his cooked leg with Lecter, where he commented that Lecter is truly a personification of the Devil.  He asked Lecter to tell him a fairy tale, which begins the current time line of Hannibal and Du Maurier in Florence, Italy. Lecter and Du Maurier are shown as having traveled to Florence, Italy, where they are assuming the identities of Fell and his wife.  While at a gala Sigliato challenges Hannibal’s knowledge of Dante and his ability to be the curator of the Capponi Library. Sigliato ask Hannibal to give a speech at the library’s studiolo to prove himself.  Hannibal graciously accepts. While preparing for this lecture Hannibal runs into Anthony Dimmond who greets him by the name Boris Yakov, the name Hannibal used in Paris.  Hannibal invites Dimmond to dine with him and Du Maurier using his characteristic cannibal catch phrase, “My wife and I would love to have you for dinner.”  Flashback #2 The conversation between Du Maurier and Jack Crawford, from season two, is replayed before we see Du Maurier return to her home that she left in fear for her life. When she entered she found Hannibal taking a shower.  She held Hannibal at gunpoint and asked him questions about Will Graham and the rest of the FBI scoopy gang.  This is when the audience realizes that this is a flashback taking place the same night as the events of the season 2 finale. Hannibal used his charm and manipulation to make Du Maurier feel as if she was always more important to him then the FBI crew and she lowered her gun. Flashback #3 Lecter showed Dr. Abel Gideon the room where he has snails feeding on Abel’s limbs that have been marinated in red wine.  It was also revealed that Hannibal has been feeding the snails acorns, oysters, and sweet wine to enhance their flavor.  It just so happens that Hannibal has been feeding the same things to Dr. Abel Gideon. When Dimmond arrives for dinner he questioned Du Maurier about her meal and commented that she is eating only acorns, oysters, and sweet wine (she is seen twice in the episode buying these items from a local grocer).  He interjected that this was a practice started by the Romans to improve the taste of their livestock.  Hannibal allowed Dimmond to leave the meal unscathed, but not before he invites him to the lecture that Dr. Fell is giving on Saturday at the Studiolo. Flashback #4 Hannibal prepared the snails for Dr. Gideon and him to eat.  Dr. Gideon at this point is doing anything to be perceived as rude by Dr. Lecter.  He banged a utensil on the table, made a snide remark about Will Graham, and dropped the utensil on the floor.  Flashback #5 In this flashback we see Dr. Du Maurier wake up next to a dead man that turns out to be her patient Neal Frank (Zachary Quinto) who was referred to her by Dr. Lecter.  Hannibal arrived and helped her with the clean up putting her in Hannibal’s debt.... http://www.secondcoursemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Second_Course_Definitive_(2).jpg?c90b27