Madd's Hannibal, for both questions

He's masterfully deceptive, often implying a lie by telling a certain truth

But also, he's so.damn.obvious

The man can't help himself, one of my favorite part of rewatches, one you get past the intrigue, bloodshed, the passion & obsession

You realize he's just trolling people, the whole goddamn time

>Bella cleverly reinvents the female-lead action genre pairing a sexy and unapologetic rock n’ roll edge with the gritty heightened realism of 80’s New York City >

Sounds more like a gender flipped Maniac Cop to me, plus Weaving kinda already did notes of this as her Slayer-loving character in Mayhem

I was ok with it, felt like he'd been through hell and suffered enough. He had suggested turning back, while Sir John overconfidently wanted to press forward, plus he never fit in as an Irishman in the Royal Navy anyways.

Not as if the English would have taken tales of the tuunbaq seriously anyways

Saw Stephen Falk's name and thought "Oh nice, wondered what he'd been doing since YTW"

Amazing surprise he was able to get them back together, always thought the 3 of them had amazing comedy chops.

Good for her, never felt like they knew how to properly utilize her, at least in the first half of her tenure

And tbh, noticed a trend in a lot of writer's rooms where it seems like "silly* women writers" get stifled in favor of dry, biting, sarcastic humor.

*silly as in her style of humor, not trying to minimalize