I knew a SERIAL KILLER | Bryan Fuller | Episode 23 

The fact the Hannibal never got to get a true ending just a literal cliff..hanger. AHHH damnit netflix where you at bro, this show was gold

Bryan is such a good interview, he always has fantastic insights and anecdotes to share

How the hell did I miss this? I'm a whole dam week late!! 😖😤

Pushing daisies definitely feels like the softest vibes project of Bryans, great interview :3

I was *obsessed* with Pushing Daisies when it came out. 🌼🌼🌼

I just finished rewatching Hannibal the other day, this came at the best time. Excellent episode as always! 🖤

Comrade Catherine ⚒️

This was such a lovely interview! I enjoyed the way Bryan seemed to make it so easy for the conversation to flow smoothly, and the insights about the nature of 70s serial killers and school shooters were so interesting! 💜

My 17 year old daughter has a huge crush/obsession with Mads Mikkelsen

fun fact: my mom went to high school and was friends with one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims.

This was their design.

LET'S GOOOO 🖤🖤🖤

I controversially still haven't watched Hannibal but the 2002 Carrie is my favorite adaptation and the first one I watched, I also really loved Dead Like Me, me and my Mom watched it together and then I'd watch Heroes with my Dad and my Siblings American Gods is also very underrated I wish it wasn't cancelled I'm hoping the TV Movie really will happen one day This episode was amazing by the way one of my favorites so far and not at all what I was expecting it was all so interesting though

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Well, that guy wouldn't be the first boy scout serial killer.