A Second Helping of Hannibal

A Second Helping of Hannibal

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A Second Helping of Hannibal episodes

  • S2 E4: Takiawase

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss Will's changing attitudes, Videodrome, and The Snake Pit.

    Nice links:

    • The Snake Pit
    • The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket at Project Gutenberg
    • Videodrome
    • Audition
    • Pimm's Cup recipe
    • Insane video of bees mating

    Here's how the aerial "bedlam" shot from The Snake Pit compares to the Eye Mural:

    1 hr 51 min
  • S4 E3: Hassun

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss Will's good lawyer, Freddie's outfit, and why Hannibal needs Jack in the FBI.

    Nice links:

    • Balthus Knot (correction: Matt referred to it as a Balthazar knot)
    • Joel Cairo fondling his cane in The Maltese Falcon
    • Henry Jenkins' essay "What's Behind the Glass?"
    • Henry Jenkins' Textual Poachers
    • The Kingpin
    • Don Giovanni libretto
    • New Deal art in New York City courthouses
    1 hr 41 min
  • S2 E2: Sakizuke

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss what the eye mural really means.

    Nice links:

    • An osso bucco recipe
    • Night of the Living Dead, because why not watch it again?
    2 hr
  • S2 E1 - Kaiseki

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss Winston, cannibal dad jokes, and the Hannibal canon. Also, Beth digs into a single line: "I'm not talking to you Frederick. I want to talk to Dr. Lecter."

    Nice links:

    • How to pronounce "kaiseki"
    • The Rabid Raccoon story on This American Life
    • The final fight scene in Commando
    • The Art of Matthew Pleva

    1 hr 48 min
  • S1 E13: Savoureux (Part 2)

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss Daphne de Maurier, good therapy, and Burnt Offerings.

    Nice links:

    • Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
    • Du Maurier stories, including The Birds
    • My Cousin Rachel by Daphne du Maurier
    • Burnt Offerings
    1 hr 17 min
  • S1 E13: Savoureux (Part 1)

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss the non-murder of the week, Wendigo paper towels, and Daphne de Maurier. Part one of a two-parter.

    • Wendigo Psychosis
    • Larry Fessenden's Wendigo
    • You Fit Into Me by Margaret Atwood
    • Burnt Offerings
    • Rebecca
    • Daphne du Maurier stories including The Birds
    1 hr 32 min
  • S1 E12: Relevés

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss The Cask of Amontillado, Beverly's absence, Jack's assholery, Nashville, and whether the chicken is chicken.

    Compelling links:

    • The Cask of Amontillado
    • Ravenstag T-shirt
    • Matt's Plaid Apron
    • Matt's Plaid Mask
    • Burnt Offerings

    Two meals, a season apart:

    2 hr 5 min
  • S1 E11: Rôti

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss Chilton's tiny ladder, ku daal, pani puri, The Untouchables, High Anxiety, Blue, and Montaigne's letters. Also, does Hannibal understand his trajectory?

    Compelling links:

    • Pani Puri at Angel Indian Restaurant
    • High Anxiety
    • The Untouchables
    • Sugar Cube scene in Blue
    • The Letters of Montaigne
    • The FAST test

    Also: Jack's whiskey does not have antlers on the bottle. It seems to be called "McKnight's," but as far as we can tell it's not a real whiskey.

    2 hr 21 min
  • S1 E10 - Buffet Froid

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss Cotard, Capgrass, Iberico ham, the body transfer illusion, Sour Grapes, and the name Sutcliffe.

    Compelling links:

    • Brain Games: The Marco Polo of neuroscience by John Colapinto
    • Red Riding (film trilogy about Peter Sutcliffe, The Yorkshire Ripper)
    • The Rubber Hand Illusion
    • When the Air Hits Your Brain: Tales from Neurosurgery
    • Sour Grapes (Wine forger documentary)
    • Cotard: The "Walking Corpse Delusion" (BBC Radio interview)
    1 hr 58 min
  • S1 E9: Trou Normand

    Wherein Beth and Matt discuss their objections to the term "elevated horror," the difference between stunt casting and meta-casting, and the great William Friedkin documentary on #Shudder. Correction: Lance Henriksen plays Wally Schirra, one of the Mercury Seven, in The Right Stuff; he does not play an astronaut candidate who washes out.

    • Invasion of the Body Snatchers
    • Leap of Faith: William Friedkin on The Exorcist
    • Lance Henriksen!
    • The Right Stuff
    • Joe Beef

    And here's the scene from In Cold Blood in which the rain creates tears on Robert Blake's face:

    2 hr 2 min

About A Second Helping of Hannibal

From the publisher's feed

Beth and Matt Unger, siblings obsessed with Hannibal, do an episode-by-episode rewatch. Spoilers abound.