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The Anniversary Brothers: NBC's Hannibal's Series Finale 5th Anniversary
Every month Pop Break TV Columnist Josh Sarnecky and his brother, Staff Writer Aaron Sarnecky, get together to celebrate a special moment in TV history! This month, the brothers are back to reminisce over the series finale of one of the most surprising network TV dramas to ever air on NBC, Hannibal, which went off the air five years ago this past August. The series, which was created by Bryan Fuller and aired for three seasons from 2013-2015, starred Mads Mikkelsen as the titular character, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, and Hugh Dancy as Will Graham, an FBI profiler with a talent for thinking like the most depraved minds.
\nOn this podcast Aaron and Josh discuss their past with the series, their overall feelings on the finale, and the relationship between Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham. The two also discuss how Fuller\u2019s interpretation of the Red Dragon story differs from previous adaptations and whether they\u2019d like to see the show come back in some form.
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