BAU investigates a murder in which two victims’ faces are similarly mutilated; given a “Glasgow Smile.” For the first time, Will contaminates a crime scene thinking he committed the first murder and an MRI shows he suffers from Advanced Encephalitis. But Hannibal intimidates the attending physician, Dr. Sutcliffe, into telling Will he’s okay. Meanwhile, the team doubts Will who says, while revisiting the crime scene alone, he saw a mysterious, “dead-looking” woman who may be involved. With his fears fed by Hannibal, Will returns to Dr. Sutcliffe for more mental health tests, when the doctor is murdered.

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Over 1,000 HD screen caps of the latest “Hannibal” episode, entitled “Trou Normand,” have been added to the gallery. This one was a much more character-driven episode than others, which I personally enjoyed — we got to see many of them fleshed out (no pun intended). As Bryan Fuller pointed out, trou normand is a palate cleanser, which leads me to believe that this was a calmer ep before bringing us to next week’s, which looks like a doozy. If you make something with the caps, please don’t hesitate to share!

The BAU team hunts a serial killer who digs up his victims, creating a totem pole of their bodies as a macabre trophy. When Nick Boyle’s body is found, Jack & Alana question Abigail about his death. The resurrection of Nick’s body enlightens Will to some of Abigail’s secrets and Hannibal convinces Will to keep some of his own. Attempting to assert independence, Abigail agrees to write a book with Freddy Lounds and in the process, reveals her biggest secret to Hannibal.

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What did you think of last night’s episode of “Hannibal,” entitled “Fromage”? It seems the killings are getting more and more gruesome, which is no surprise when the murderer is one who actively challenges Hannibal Lecter. The scene near the end was particularly thrilling, when the two come face to face. I’ve added over 1,000 HD screen caps from the episode to the gallery. If you make something with the caps, please don’t hesitate to share!

The BAU investigates a murder in which the killer exposes the victim’s vocal cords to literally play them like a cello. Meanwhile, Hannibal discovers that the killer, Tobias, murdered the victim as an attempt to gain Hannibal’s attention but then makes an attempt to take Lecter’s life. Will is driven to distraction by strange noises in his head and turns to Alana, in a romantic way, seeking peace and stability. Hannibal describes his relationship with Will to his therapist, Dr. Bedilia Du Maurier.

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Again, apologies for the delay in these caps. As I mentioned during the last screen cap update, I was in New York for a few days and certainly had no time to sort through these. But now that I have, you can see over 1,000 images from the episode “Sorbet” in gorgeous HD quality. It was so great to see yet another “Pushing Daisies” alumni when Ellen Greene (aka Vivian Charles) showed up during an early scene. If you make something with the caps, please don’t hesitate to share!

When the BAU investigates a murder involving organ removal, Jack believes that the Chesapeake Ripper may have resurfaced, but Will determines that the victim’s murder is the result of illegal organ harvesting accident. Meanwhile, Will suffers from nightmares where he is Abigail’s father, and Hannibal slowly starts to seduce Alana Bloom and begins to visit his own therapist, Dr. Bedelia Du Maurier.

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Sorry about the extreme delay in these caps, but my birthday and a trip to New York certainly gobbled up my time. I have to say, I think “Entrée” was my favorite episode yet. There was so much tension throughout, which led to a tremendous conclusion — something I think many fans were waiting to see happen since the series opener. It was also great seeing “Pushing Daisies” alumni, Raul Esparza (who played Alfredo Aldarisio, the traveling homeopathic-antidepressant salesman). Did anyone catch the “Dead Like Me” reference? I’ve added over 1,000 HD screen caps from the episode to the gallery. If you make something with the caps, please don’t hesitate to share!

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I’ve finally added screen caps from the previously unaired “Hannibal” episode, the fourth in the series entitled “Œuf” (or “Coeuf,” as it’s been reported elsewhere). This episode featured Molly Shannon, who appeared in Bryan Fuller’s other show, “Pushing Daisies.” There are over 900 screen caps added. If you make something with the caps, please don’t hesitate to share!

Jack and Alana are contacted by a former colleague, Dr. Chilton, who believes he has The Chesapeake Ripper in custody, but then one of his patients commits a murder that matches The Ripper’s profile. The team determines the Ripper was a surgeon and is still at large when Jack’s former protégé Miriam becomes the next victim. Jack copes with her loss and the prospect of losing his wife by opening-up to Hannibal.