Watch Full Episodes of Hannibal
Hannibal Full Episode Guide
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On the series finale, Will uses Hannibal Lector in his devious plan to kill Francis Dolarhyde. Bedelia shares her uncertainty regarding the plan as Will continues his game with Hannibal.
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Will works with the FBI to trap Francis Dolarhyde. Bedelia Du Maurier warns Will as his sympathy towards Dolarhyde starts influences his fragile state. Dolarhyde launches a terrifying endgame.
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As the hunt continues for the Red Dragon, he threatens an attack. Will and Jack think he will strike again soon. Hannibal has the opportunity to redeem himself. Dolarhyde has feelings for his coworker.
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Dolarhyde and Will reach out to Hannibal Lecter seeking wisdom, and Will contacts Bedelia Du Maurier.
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The search for serial killer Francis Dolarhyde gets intense when Will comes into dangerous territory.
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Jack reaches out to Will as he tries to help him find a serial killer.
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Captured in Italy, Hannibal and Will are brought to Muskrat Farm, where Mason awaits.
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Bedelia and Hannibal suspect their time in Florence is coming to an end. Jack questions Will's loyalty.
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A showdown in Florence seems unavoidable, as Will Graham and Chiyoh approach, and Jack Crawford teams up with Inspector Pazzi to locate Hannibal Lecter, who anticipates the coming storm.
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Despite being shot, Dr. Fredrick Chilton survives and uses Will to lure Hannibal.
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Will travels to the place Hannibal grew up in Lithuania. Bedelia issues Hannibal a warning.
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An Italian inspector is convinced that Lecter and a killer he pursued 20 years earlier are one and the same.
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In the third season premiere, Hannibal navigates through the European landscape with Bedelia Du Maurier after eluding FBI capture. Hannibal reinvents himself in Florence, Italy, working at a museum.
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Convinced that Will will accompany him, Hannibal prepares for his departure. However, Will has something else in mind.
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During Will's therapy session, he fantasizes about how he would kill Hannibal.
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Jack and his team find out the truth about Freddie Louds' disappearance.
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Hannibal and Will connect on a deeper level as Will undergoes a transformation. The team investigates a disturbing tableaux.
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The FBI investigates the brutal death of a truck driver, who appears to have been torn apart by animals, but never consumed. Meanwhile, Will meets one of Hannibal's patients.
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Will is recruited to help investigate when a woman's body is found inside a horse.
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Will Graham is released from Chilton's asylum, while the discovery that Miriam Lass is alive gives Jack Crawford new hope in identifying the Chesapeake Ripper.
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When the body of a city councilman is found intertwined with a tree, evidence suggests the work of the Chesapeake Ripper. Elsewhere, growing suspicions surround Hannibal as he hosts a dinner party, and Alana is magnetized to Hannibal.
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Will believes the Chesapeake Ripper and the Copycat Killer are actually the same person. Dr. Able Gideon arrives to confirm Will's suspicions, but proposes a plan to put an end to the Ripper once and for all. Alana questions Will's intentions.
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Beverly investigates a mural-killer case and privately consults Will, whose suspicions rise about Hannibal. Elsewhere, a body is discovered in a meadow.
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Will's trial commences, and he must watch as his loved ones are forced to testify for or against him. The case continues to get complicated with so many conflicting opinions.
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The BAU team finds important evidence while investigating the human soup case. Hannibal works on finding his own clues. Will continues his fight to prove he is innocent. Jack sees a therapist hoping to relieve some of the guilt he's feeling for letting Will down. Gillian Anderson and Cynthia Nixon guest star.
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In the second season premiere, Will is desperate to prove his innocence, while Hannibal and Jack try to accept the fact he's behind bars. Meanwhile, Alana and Will's relationship deteriorates and Kade Purnell with the FBI visits him.
Hannibal News
The canceled NBC show is still looking for a new home to avoid outright cancellation.
NBC has pulled the plug on a show with a dedicated fan base.
Whether you're into cannibalism or lighthearted family comedy, NBC will have you covered for at least one more season. The network has announced a number of renewals, including fan favorite "Hannibal," which will get a third season. The renewal comes thanks to an impressive performance for the show in a Friday time slot on an ailing network: The second season of the show averaged 3.
