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I've not seen the Following so I cannot comment on that show. In terms of Hannibal, the FBI is not really inept, at least not in the first season, because they have no reason to suspect Hannibal himself. Bryan Fuller said it would be like believing Fraiser Craine was a mass murdering cannibal -...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EAlHeox3WE&feature=c4-overview&list=UUjjaHRFxvd2ZuF1JCmL8T-w A video review of Hannibal, the NBC series and this review does not include cannibalism jokes because those are in bad taste. The series is well done and leaves you hungry for more. The review does...

A big finale... ...four or five years from now. The series is fun, but is slow and has irregular updates.

Some people are just trashy.

Gamers. Gamers are what is next. Gamers who menace. Gamers who eat people. Gamers who sparkle in the sunlight. Gamer's who bite people and then the person bitten turns into a Gamer when the moon is full.

I wonder if Fishburn called Jackson after the video aired and if so how that conversation went down. "Sam, I can fill in for you in the next Avengers movies. It's not like people will notice..."

Can someone please identify the music in this Winter Soldier trailer? Edit: Something is going wrong and it keeps throwing up the wrong trailer. Trying again. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SlILk2WMTI

Hannibal Season Two starts soon. Are you going to watch it? Did you watch the first season? What do you think of the show? Have you ever eaten anyone?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtm-CxEf4Yc

I liked the first flick, hated the second and didn't see the third. Out of a very mild curiosity, who is the villain this time around?

R&J is not a fantasy, and is not science fiction or an RPG. 300 might be a fantasy, and I don't know enough about Chinese Theater to speak about it. But this is about tragedy in the general sense rather than its specific definitions in the literary definition.

Here is a question for the various fans and writers of RPGs, science fiction and fantasy; what are your thoughts and feelings about mixing tragedy with any of those three? Namely a tragedy fantasy, or a tragedy science fiction or a tragedy RPG? A tragedy RPG is arguably Wraith the Oblivion. A...

I suspect that no matter how well Wilkin's discusses the matter, people will complain and deride the book

In my review of I6 Ravenloft the "Christopher Walken as Strahd" was performed by Leeman Kessler, of Ask Lovecraft, whose impression of Walken is much better than mine. I can do a passable Julia Child, which worked best when she was still alive and the people at the table recognized the voice...

Riots! There would be bloody, mad, horrible riots as economists and creationists and others turn to savage violence!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTysGfAtXkQ&feature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqF1Xf38gKU

How often have you done an celebrity impression when performing you character or an NPC? It occurred to me Chris Walken would be a good Strahd of Ravenoft, so I wonder about other celebrities, such as Cruise, Nicholson, Julia Child, etc. Have you ever done anything like this?

I missed the bit about lying to the young man at the end, about the plan. That is a good catch.