So this episode begins with another of Will's visions, of Lecter tied to a tree, about to have his head ripped off by a horsey. We see the STAG once again, in all of its glory.
And then a glorious Lecter Omelette prepared for himself and Crawford. Crawford simply cannot drag himself away from Lecter's dining table.
And then a truck driver gets murdered right on top of his cab. Gory!!!
+1 Star once again for opening sequences...very nice.
Back to Lecter and Graham in the stables, with the rope. Haha!
We move on to Graham interviewing Peter in Jail, about this new killer that they are treating as a bear or a wolf. But why would the FBI be brought in in a killing by a bear or a wolf, hmmm?? Unlike the X-files, this show doesn't even bother to introduce any hypotheticals on why the FBI is brought in on cases, they just are. I mean Graham apparently uses his talent on every murder perpetrated in the United States.
-1 Star for this episode, because this is the first time I've really thought about this plot hole which really is in the series as a whole.
Will gets a visit from an unexpected guest. One of Lecter's patients. They share a whiskey.
At the end of the episode a great set of confrontations.
+1 Star for the end sequences
Some minor hiccups in this episode, 6/10. Even Steven.
And then a glorious Lecter Omelette prepared for himself and Crawford. Crawford simply cannot drag himself away from Lecter's dining table.
And then a truck driver gets murdered right on top of his cab. Gory!!!
+1 Star once again for opening sequences...very nice.
Back to Lecter and Graham in the stables, with the rope. Haha!
We move on to Graham interviewing Peter in Jail, about this new killer that they are treating as a bear or a wolf. But why would the FBI be brought in in a killing by a bear or a wolf, hmmm?? Unlike the X-files, this show doesn't even bother to introduce any hypotheticals on why the FBI is brought in on cases, they just are. I mean Graham apparently uses his talent on every murder perpetrated in the United States.
-1 Star for this episode, because this is the first time I've really thought about this plot hole which really is in the series as a whole.
Will gets a visit from an unexpected guest. One of Lecter's patients. They share a whiskey.
At the end of the episode a great set of confrontations.
+1 Star for the end sequences
Some minor hiccups in this episode, 6/10. Even Steven.