I was pretty surprised by this. It started off as a replacement for Dexter, only instead of a vigilante serial killer who makes his bodies disappear we have a cannibalistic true psychopath who kills innocents and presents them in different forms, as a form of art. By the end of the second season going into the third, I was pretty confused. Hannibal left no evidence in any of his kills (Chesapeake or otherwise), yet they somehow managed to connect him to every single murder. It's also odd that he surrenders, but the ending was surprisingly good. Be warned though, this series has quite a few holes; so, if this doesn't really interest you, I'd avoid it.
Shout by GeorgiusVIP 2BlockedParent2022-10-21T03:36:18Z
I was pretty surprised by this. It started off as a replacement for Dexter, only instead of a vigilante serial killer who makes his bodies disappear we have a cannibalistic true psychopath who kills innocents and presents them in different forms, as a form of art. By the end of the second season going into the third, I was pretty confused. Hannibal left no evidence in any of his kills (Chesapeake or otherwise), yet they somehow managed to connect him to every single murder. It's also odd that he surrenders, but the ending was surprisingly good. Be warned though, this series has quite a few holes; so, if this doesn't really interest you, I'd avoid it.