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Hannibal's Hugh Dancy will star in Homeland's final season.

Hannibal could be surprisingly gruesome given that it was a show on a major network, but NBC eventually had to pull the plug on one particularly macabre death scene.

Hannibal could return to the dinner table soon, and we're so ready for it.

NBC had a show unlike anything else on network TV with Hannibal, and fans have been hoping for a fourth season ever since it was cancelled back in 2015. Now, showrunner Bryan Fuller has news.

NBC cancelled the psychological horror series Hannibal back in 2015, to the dismay of fans everywhere. Now, the showrunner has an idea of how he'd like to bring the show back.

Just in time for Halloween, here are some of the best horror TV shows that you can currently find on the ever-growing number of official streaming sites out there. Grab some bite-sized candy and get to it.

When NBC cancelled Hannibal for low ratings last June, the Fannibals lost their minds. Now, thanks to Hannibal creator and showrunner Bryan Fuller, we know when we can start to hear news about whether or not that new season will happen.

It’s a good news day for fans of the television show Hannibal. The drama series was abruptly cancelled by NBC last year at the end of its third season but it seems like a potential fourth season could eventually happen according to Mads Mikkelsen.

While many of us are still shooting eye-daggers at NBC for putting an end to Hannibal after three seasons, one of the show’s executive producers is laying the blame in a very specific place.

While it would have been impossible to include every WTF moment that passed in front of our eyes this year, here are the 16 most bonkers surprises, twists, deaths and all around oddities that TV gave us in 2015.

These are the 9 most disappointing cancellations of 2015, a year absolutely full of TV series coming to an end. To be clear, these are shows that were straight-up shut down by the networks, and not ones that ended in an amiable way. Torches are still burning over some of these.

With so much great television on at the moment, you have to have some really captivating characters to differentiate yourself from the plethora of programming that’s available. While of course a series needs to have characters that the viewer really cares about, there’s perhaps an even more effective way of writing awesome characters. Namely: to make a character that’s a downright awful person.

While Hannibal fans may never again get to see new episodes, the universe has thankfully provided us one more peek into that world through an unsettling PETA commercial starring Gillian Anderson.

As a TV network that has existed for over 70 years, NBC has expectedly and understandably brought an end to plenty of shows that fans were pissed to see leaving. Here are 13 series that were too good to ever get canceled, much less canceled so early into their runs. And yes, Matthew Perry shows up.

In August, a slew of shows were pirated on various outlets, but as it turns out, some of the most-pirated shows were some of this summer’s most popular programs—or at least some cult hits. You can check out the 10 most pirated shows downloaded on Pirate Bay in the month of August.

Though we may never see it on network television again following its last episode on NBC, Bryan Fuller’s lush interpretation of Hannibal will remain in our memories for ages for its disturbing imagery. But was it a murder scene that NBC once balked at? Nope.

Hannibal fans, get ready to drown your sorrows in buckets of Chianti, as some of the most promising avenues for the series’ continuation have been shut down. Why won't somebody just jump in and save this masterpiece?

It’s been a couple of weeks since Hannibal was cancelled by NBC, and in the time since the internet has been abuzz with the possibility that Hannibal might return on another network. Now, that could be a lot more difficult.

It’s been just a few short hours since NBC revealed the decision to cancel its critically acclaimed drama Hannibal. However, as happens with most shows with passionate fanbases, the potential for the drama to be picked up by another network or streaming service is already being talked about.

Ambition will get you nowhere. At least that seems to be how it goes when it comes to the TV world, as the lovely and lushly horrifying drama Hannibal will apparently be coming to an end after only three seasons on NBC, which has put a fork in the low-rated fan favorite series.