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- Written by: Sophie Brown | Staff Writer
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On this week's Millennium Monday we take a look at "Wide Open" in which Frank ponders home security, and whether or not the world is as dangerous a place as we believe it is. Read behind the jump to read our recap.
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Hannibal continues its shock and awe brand of storytelling with the horrifically beautiful "Primavera." Last week, we were treated to a taste of what Hannibal has been up to since leaving Baltimore and it was simply exquisite. In this week’s episode, Hannibal will have more than just Bedelia’s potential disloyalty to contend with as the events that unfolded in Baltimore, along with Hannibal’s distance past, are about to catch up with him.
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No sooner have we come to the end of the “Silent Cities of The Mind” two-parter, we’re back off on a three issue run: “Feelings of Unreality”. This story arc will conclude the first year of the Topps comics series and sees Mulder and Scully finally coming up against the mysterious Project Aquarius. Find out what happens in part one, “Wheels Within Wheels”, after the jump.
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Aquarius rolls on to week three and we check out Episode 4 "Home is Where You're Happy." While all the episodes are now available on demand, we're kicking it old school and reviewing as they air each Thursday night on NBC. Last week we left a terrified Grace Karn who received a phone call from Charles Manson. The madman was playing a recording over the phone of Grace's missing daughter singing. Sam Hodiak and Brian Shafe only have a few more hours to figure out who really killed the owner of a diner, before Hodiak's former partner will charge a man who clearly had nothing to do with the crime. And while they're tracking down the real murderer they're continuing the search for Emma. Does Hodiak get his man? Find out after the jump.
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It has been over a year since we last sat at Hannibal Lecter's dinner table. Tonight that all changed with "Antipasto", the season three premiere of NBC's Hannibal. Last night's episode focused exclusively on both Hannibal Lecter and Bedelia Du Maurier. After the disaster Lecter left in Baltimore last season, there were a lot of questions left hanging. This episode brought some answers, but many more questions still remain.