NEW NIGHT: In its final season, Hannibal is being treated even more ignominiously than before. This week, without much warning, it was moved from its Thursday time slot and, beginning tonight, banished to Saturday – with the episode where both Hannibal and Will are captured, chained and being prepared for dinner. And not as guests, but as entrees. By the way, if you’re a fan of Aquarius, it’s been given the same banished-to-Saturday treatment. You can find it at 9 p.m. ET, beginning tonight.

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Mark Isenberg

It is very sad that even fewer folks will find Aquarius and Hannibal on Saturday nights with minimal NBC promos. Hannibal is such a treat with stylized psychological tales of grim comic violence rarely seen on basic networks compared to HBO or FX that it is worth following just for that discovery shock of can we really be watching this on NBC? But,yes,it will be over in early September so cherish the last few stories and let's continue to follow the career of brilliant actor Mads M. and producer Brian Fuller. For now,cozy up to your HD set at 10pm Saturdays and savor this way over the top take on Hannibal and Will Graham served on a spit?

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