With powerful imagery and a strong, unpredictable story, season two of Hannibal continues to build on the first season's promise. Read critic reviews
Hannibal (2014)
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Episodes
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1. Kaiseki
Air date: Feb 28, 2014
While Will continues to assert his innocence, Hannibal and Jack try to come to terms with the fact that he's in jail; Kade Purnell visits Will.
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2. Sakizuki
Air date: Mar 7, 2014
The body of one of Hannibal's victims turns up, carrying valuable evidence for the team; Will works to prove his innocence; Jack submits to mandated therapy; Will has an unexpected visitor.
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3. Hassun
Air date: Mar 14, 2014
Will watches as his trial forces those closest to him to choose sides; a court bailiff appears to have been murdered by a copycat killer.
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4. Takiawase
Air date: Mar 21, 2014
When a body is discovered in a meadow, the cranial cavity appears to have been turned into a beehive; Beverly secretly consults with Will on the mural killer case.
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5. Mukozuke
Air date: Mar 28, 2014
When Will assists with a profile he reveals the Chesapeake Ripper and the Copycat Killer are the same person; Will asks Freddie Lounds to help him contact his admirer; Alana becomes suspicious of Will.
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6. Futamono
Air date: Apr 4, 2014
A city councilman's body is found intertwined with a tree; Jack crashes Hannibal's dinner party to investigate Will's suspicions; a revelation shocks everyone.
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7. Yakimono
Air date: Apr 11, 2014
When Miriam Lass is found alive, evidence at her rescue site exonerates Will; Dr. Chilton (Raúl Esparza) tries to confide in Jack but is rebuffed.
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8. Su-Zakana
Air date: Apr 18, 2014
Will helps investigate the case of a woman's body found inside of a horse; Alana worries about Will's intentions toward Hannibal; Will and Hannibal rush to protect a witness they believe to be in danger.
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9. Shiizakana
Air date: Apr 25, 2014
A truck driver's body appears to have been torn apart by two different species of animals working in tandem; Will meets Hannibal's new patient; Hannibal sends Will a test to determine his true self.
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10. Naka-Choko
Air date: May 2, 2014
Will's readiness to go to dark places strengthens his bond with Hannibal -- and garners Jack's attention; Hannibal gives Margot advice about her brother's violent nature.
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literally in religion class watching the season finale and the sound of horror that left my mouth, I think everyone could tell at that point I wasn't doing any work
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A MELHOR A MELJ9R MDSSSS
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I'm still trying to like this more than I do. Silence of the lambs, and the subsequent films thereafter were always at least rooted in reality. What is happening here? In season 2 we are borderline breaching into the supernatural. The guy who made angels of people? What made him see people on fire, and have that magically correlate to some murder worthy crime? They didn't say he did research or anything. Just the implication that he could see the evil in them. Are they trying to say we're all guilty of something? And what about the flawless application of light based hypnosis? This kind of masterful application of low pseudo-science seems desperate to seem deep to me. But more importantly, it detracts from the believability of the Hannibal universe. I mean, a no more than the whole 90's "Murder She Wrote" series where one person can be surrounded by constant murder. These people seem to be engrossed in serial killers with deep psychotic tendencies... all in the same region... at the same time. This is borderline Twilight Zone level of hyper-improbable happenstance. Human pillars intwined with trees? A body perfectly sliced like a display in the Bodies exhibit? I don't know. It's just too unbelievable, and seems a lot more like a gross indulgence of people's insatiable appetite for gore and glorified murder, murderers, and the vocation to analyze them. A little too desperate. But I am still watching so there's that.
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n sei n curti essa temp.. :(
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Brilliant second season that builds on the excellent cliffhanger of the first while truly finding its footing as a show. The returning cast are all brilliant, with Hugh Dancy having fun playing the incarcerated Will Graham, willing to do what it takes to stop Hannibal. Mads Mikkelsen is equally brilliant as Hannibal, who while doing evil things, seems torn by his friendship with Will. Behind the camera, show runner Bryan Fuller does a brilliant job going against conventions with this season, especially with essentially becoming a new show by the second half. It becomes a show that truly surprises you and one of the best horror series ever produced.
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Season one was shaky, but season 2 is honestly just about perfect. It's worth getting through season 1 to watch this masterpiece of a season.
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The hate and love between the characters... the subtle eye contacts... honestly the actors did such a great job, i was speechless. Very sad and heartbreaking ending for this season was a cheifs kiss. The scenes were perfected by gorgeous light and setting. Great season. Absolute must watch. Especially the last episode might make you tear up and tremble in fear.
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Season 2: 85% (4 stars) Episode 1 - "Kaiseki" ✅ Episode 2 - "Sakizuke" ✅ Episode 3 - "Hassun" ✅ Episode 4 - "Takiawase" ✅ Episode 5 - "Mukōzuke" ✅ Episode 6 - "Futamono" ✅ Episode 7 - "Yakimono" ✅ Episode 8 - "Su-zakana" ✅ Episode 9 - "Shiizakana" ❎ Episode 10 - "Naka-choko" ❎ Episode 11 - "Kō No Mono" ✅ Episode 12 - "Tome-wan" ✅ Episode 13 - "Mizumono" ✅
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The last episode of this second season is a masterpiece. All the cast did an outstanding job! This show was way ahead of its time, we totally need season 4.
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100% my favorite show of all time. I think about "Hannibal" every day. It changed the way I think and feel about many things and influenced me substantially which I cannot say about any other show.
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