ANNOTATIONS

The goal of this page is to present some notes on the individual episodes of Hannibal, and in particular to highlight when the episodes make reference to the original books. Personally I feel the series has achieved the impossible, it tells wonderful new stories about the Hannibal characters while at the same time honoring and respecting Thomas Harris' work, it is a credit to Bryan Fuller's wonderful writing.

All contributions and suggestions are very welcome:

Season 1. "The Bromance"

• Episode 1: Apéritif (33 notes)
• Episode 2: Amuse-Bouche (20 notes)
• Episode 3: Potage (10 notes)
• Episode 4: Œufs (16 notes)
• Episode 5: Coquilles (19 notes)
• Episode 6: Entrée (35 notes)
• Episode 7: Sorbet (10 notes)
• Episode 8: Fromage (10 notes)
• Episode 9: Trou Normand ()
• Episode 10: Buffet Froid ()
• Episode 11: Roti ()
• Episode 12: Releves ()
• Episode 13: Savoureux ()

Season 2: "The Break-up"

• 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 ()

Season 3: "The Fugitive/Red Dragon"

• Episode 1: Antipasto (20 notes)
• Episode 2: Primavera (33 notes)
• Episode 3: Secondo (44 notes)
• Episode 4: Aperitivo ()
• Episode 5: Contorno ()
• Episode 6: Dolce ()
• Episode 7: Digestivo ()
• Episode 8: The Great Red Dragon ()
• Episode 9: ...And the Woman Clothed in Sun ()
• Episode 10: ...And the Woman Clothed with the Sun ()
• Episode 11: ...And the Beast from the Sea ()
• Episode 12: TBA
• Episode 13: The Wrath of the Lamb ()

All Annotations

Annotation Contributors Include: Damian Gordon and Joshwa Walton