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.

Interview w/Glenn Fleshler: Jamie interviewed Glenn Fleshler the character best known for his work on True Detective and Boardwalk Empire

"The Alchemy of Lies and Truths": Jamie and Jenny discuss introspection and self-preception as the themes of Hannibal S3E10, as it was apparent both Will and Francis Dolarhyde were both looking inward to see how they preceive themselves.

"A New Chapter Begins": Jamie and Jenny discuss The Great Red Dragon And the Woman Clothed With the Sun, Jamie talks about meeting Bryan Fuller, and Jenny makes fun of Jamie.

Jamie and Jenny discuss the Hannibal and Will breakup, Gillian Anderson's inspired performance, and Mason Verger's metamorpahsis into a Bond villian.

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...

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,

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,

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.

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...