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Hannibal is an American psychological thriller-horror television series developed by Bryan Fuller for NBC. The show is based on the series of novels by Thomas Harris and focuses on the budding relationship between FBI criminal profiler Will Graham and Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a forensic psychiatrist destined to become Graham's most cunning enemy. Season 1 premiered on April 4, 2013, with Season 2 following February 28th 2014. Season 3 began airing on June 4, 2015 and concluded on August 29th, 2015. Each season is comprised of 13 episodes.

On June 22, 2015, Hannibal was officially canceled due to low ratings.

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Episodes

Season 1

Main article: Hannibal (Season 1)
Episode # Series # Title Airdate Production Code
1 1 "Apéritif" April 4, 2013 101
2 2 "Amuse-Bouche" April 11, 2013 102
3 3 "Potage" April 18, 2013 103
4 4 "Oeuf" Unaired 104
5 5 "Coquilles" April 25, 2013 105
6 6 "Entrée" May 2, 2013 106
7 7 "Sorbet" May 9, 2013 107
8 8 "Fromage" May 16, 2013 108
9 9 "Trou Normand" May 23, 2013 109
10 10 "Buffet Froid" May 30, 2013 110
11 11 "Rôti" June 6, 2013 111
12 12 "Relevés" June 13, 2013 112
13 13 "Savoureux" June 20, 2013 113

Season 2

Main article: Hannibal (Season 2)
Episode # Series # Title Airdate Production Code
1 14 "Kaiseki" February 28, 2014 201
2 15 "Sakizuki" March 7, 2014 202
3 16 "Hassun" March 14, 2014 203
4 17 "Takiawase" March 21, 2014 204
5 18 "Mukōzuke" March 28, 2014 205
6 19 "Futamono" April 4, 2014 206
7 20 "Yakimono" April 11, 2014 207
8 21 "Su-zakana" April 18, 2014 208
9 22 "Shiizakana" April 25, 2014 209
10 23 "Naka-Choko" May 2, 2014 210
11 24 "Kō No Mono" May 9, 2014 211
12 25 "Tome-wan" May 16, 2014 212
13 26 "Mizumono" May 23, 2014 213

Season 3

Main article: Hannibal (Season 3)
Episode # Series # Title Airdate Production Code
1 27 "Antipasto" June 4, 2015 301
2 28 "Primavera" June 11, 2015 302
3 29 "Secondo" June 18, 2015 303
4 30 "Aperitivo" June 25, 2015 304
5 31 "Contorno" July 2, 2015 305
6 32 "Dolce" July 9, 2015 306
7 33 "Digestivo" July 18, 2015 307
8 34 "The Great Red Dragon" July 25, 2015 308
9 35 "And The Woman Clothed With The Sun" August 1, 2015 309
10 36 "And The Woman Clothed In Sun" August 8, 2015 310
11 37 "...And The Beast From The Sea" August 15, 2015 311
12 38 "The Number Of The Beast Is 666" August 22, 2015 312
13 39 "The Wrath Of The Lamb" August 29, 2015 313

Production Notes

  • NBC gave the series a financial commitment before Fuller had completed his script.
  • On February 14, 2012, NBC bypassed the pilot stage of development by giving the series a 13-episode first season based solely on the strength of Fuller's script.
  • Speaking to Entertainment Weekly about the project, Bryan Fuller discussed the limited episode order and the continuing story arc he envisions for the series. "Doing a cable model on network television gives us the opportunity not to dally in our storytelling because we have a lot of real estate to cover." Speaking specifically about the Hannibal Lecter character, Fuller said, "There is a cheery disposition to our Hannibal. He's not being telegraphed as a villain. If the audience didn't know who he was, they wouldn't see him coming. What we have is Alfred Hitchcock's principle of suspense — show the audience the bomb under the table and let them sweat when it's going to go boom." He went on to call the relationship between Graham and Lecter as "really a love story", saying "As Hannibal has said [to Graham] in a couple of the movies, 'You're a lot more like me than you realize.' We'll get to the bottom of exactly what that means over the course of the first two seasons." [1]
  • On April 10, 2012, the ProSiebenSat.1 Media Group acquired the rights to broadcast the series in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark beginning in 2013.
  • The series airs in New Zealand, it began 25 January 2014.

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