'Hannibal' Season 3: Peking Duck Is On The Menu, Bryan Fuller Teases Upcoming Cannibalistic Meal
Hannibal's murderers will step up their presentation game in season 3.
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Series creator Bryan Fuller dropped by No, You Shut Up in early March to dish on Dr. Lecter's (Mads Mikkelsen) upcoming plans. As the summer season kicks off, the psychiatrist will be on the lamb in Europe, but that doesn't mean his appetite for his fellow man will be abated.
"There is a scene where there is an entire human being [as a] peking duck," Fuller explained on No, You Shut Up, adding that the final product will be hung in a restaurant window like it's non-criminal counterpart.
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It's no social worker stuffed in a horse, but it will sure make a statement.
What exactly will prompt the peking duck incident, however, is still unknown.
Fans can find out more when the psychological thriller returns to NBC on June 4 at 10 p.m. The series' season 3 titles will pay tribute to Italian cuisine, opening with "Antipasto" before heading into "Primavera" and "Secondo."
Click the video below to see a teaser trailer for season 3.
