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Hannibal/Su-zakana

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Su-zakana
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Season 2, Episode 8
Airdate April 18, 2014
Written by Scott Nimerfro and
Bryan Fuller &
Steve Lightfoot
Directed by Vincenzo Natali
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HannibalSeason Two

Su-zakana is the eighth episode of the second season of Hannibal, and the twenty-first episode overall.

Starring: Mads Mikkelsen (Dr. Hannibal Lecter), Hugh Dancy (Will Graham), Caroline Dhavernas (Dr. Alana Bloom)

and Laurence Fishburne (Jack Crawford)

Also Starring: Scott Thompson (Jimmy Price), Aaron Abrams (Brian Zeller)

Guest Starring: Katharine Isabelle (Margot Verger), Jeremy Davies (Peter Bernardone), Chris Diamantopoulos (Clark Ingram)

Co-Starring: Martin Julien (Stable Hand), Douglas Hughes (Veterinarian), Christine Ebadi (Sarah Craber)

Contents

Plot Overview

As Hannibal begins seeing a patient that's been suffering long-term abuse from her brother, Will resumes his therapy. Hannibal also suggests bringing Will back to the FBI to investigates the body of a woman found stitched inside a dead horse.

Notes

Locations

  • Baltimore, Maryland
  • Quantico, Virginia

Arc Advancement

Happenings

  • Margot Verger is introduced and begins therapy with Hannibal after trying to kill her brother Mason.

Characters

  • Will resumes his consulting with the FBI.
  • Despite not avowing no interest in killing Hannibal, Will confesses to nevertheless fantasising about it.

Referbacks

  • Will assures Hannibal that he won't try to kill him, now that he finally finds him interesting. In "Aperitif", Will told him that he didn't find him that interesting.

Trivia

The Show

  • Mason also technically appears and he can be hear, but there is no credit and it's not known for sure if his voice is provided by Michael Pitt here.

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

Memorable Moments

  • Peter's social worker, Clark Ingram, emerges from the dead horse.

Quotes

  • Hannibal: Doing bad things to bad people makes us feel good.
  • Hannibal: An abnormal reaction to an abnormal situation is normal behaviour.