HitFix’s Alan Sepinwall reviews "The Great Red Dragon," the "Hannibal" episode that introduces Richard Armitage as the villain from the first Hannibal Lecter novel.

Subhead: Hannibal jumps three years into the future to bring the gang back together again for the emergence of The Red Dragon.

Red Dragon also follows “The Tooth Fairy,” aka Francis Dollarhyde. We see him in his day-to-day life, come to understand his obsession with William Blake, and even see him fall in love.

Hannibal takes a leap forward in time as the Red Dragon story begins.

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This was yet another Hannibal Lecter story, at times – particularly during this final Red Dragon arc – quoting chapter and verse from both the books and the various film adaptations, but it ...