Evilgrin 72
Distributor of Pain
"Quinn's Penis"Apparently Showtime is considering a Dexter spinoff.
"Quinn's Penis"Apparently Showtime is considering a Dexter spinoff.
It would be disappointing. He's got that smoking hot chick riding him and he can't keep on going with a little distraction next door?"Quinn's Penis"Apparently Showtime is considering a Dexter spinoff.
A little distraction? He was porking his partner's niece. That would have been bad news had Batista walked in on that.It would be disappointing. He's got that smoking hot chick riding him and he can't keep on going with a little distraction next door?"Quinn's Penis"Apparently Showtime is considering a Dexter spinoff.
DID YOU SEE HER ###???A little distraction? He was porking his partner's niece. That would have been bad news had Batista walked in on that.It would be disappointing. He's got that smoking hot chick riding him and he can't keep on going with a little distraction next door?"Quinn's Penis"Apparently Showtime is considering a Dexter spinoff.
I think Quinn's nailed most of the recurring female characters on the show, except LaGuerta, and my guess is she probably at least gave him a handy behind the dumpster once or twice that we didn't see.
Yeah, it was truly spectacular. That's right, it IS his sister - man, that's a rough spot. That might be a scenario in which you have no choice but to jump out the window, rub one out in the juniper bush, and then get the #### out of there.DID YOU SEE HER ###???A little distraction? He was porking his partner's niece. That would have been bad news had Batista walked in on that.It would be disappointing. He's got that smoking hot chick riding him and he can't keep on going with a little distraction next door?"Quinn's Penis"Apparently Showtime is considering a Dexter spinoff.
I think Quinn's nailed most of the recurring female characters on the show, except LaGuerta, and my guess is she probably at least gave him a handy behind the dumpster once or twice that we didn't see.![]()
And it's actually much worse than that...somehow, she's his sister, and he's back to being the LT.
I'd still proceed!
really? I dont remember that at allSorry to jump back in but it's actually not right. She used the parolee to trap Dexter initially. After Dexter figured out what was going on, and then set up LaGuerta to make it seem like she was framing him for Estrada's murder (pulling his 40 year old blood-stained shirt out of evidence room)...Dexter then found Estrada (through his ex-wife), knocked him out, threw him in his truck, and got him on the table in the shipping container. Then he had Estrada call LaGuerta, tell her he was alive, and told her to meet him at the container.That's right - good point. Been awhile.Dexter did not lure her there at all. She surprised him. LaGuerta used the parolee to trap Dexter.I thought that was already kind of explained/set up at the end of last season? Dexter had lured Laguerta there to make it look like the one guy who was paroled (can't remember his name) killed her.I didnt like how they completely ignored how dexter and deb covered up what they did.
Anyway, it's still a fun show - he gets in and out of ridiculous situations but its an entertaining hour of TV. Not on the level of The Wire, Breaking Bad, Sopranos, etc... but it's one of maybe 3 shows still running that I make sure I catch it when it airs (breaking bad and GoT being the other two).
And some of you say the writing on this show isn't brilliant...![]()
(I would have no memory of most of that if not for re-watching last season's finale prior to Sunday's premiere)
Yeah, you guys were much closer.I thought it was pretty clear from the drawings and the mention of the code that she knows, specifically, who and what Dexter is. And, not in a "turn him in" sort of way - but like in a "I helped Harry come up with the code" way.I got the impression that her angle is extreme intellectual curiosity - being able to study and interview a bonafide serial killer without the inconvenience of prison visits or her life being in immediate danger.The new analyst/author/serial killer expert kind of gave off a "mom Dexter never had" vibe at first, but, seeing the previews for next week, not so sure...
Not liking this at all really. Hope it turns around.Ugh...I have a depressing feeling that the doctor has created "manchurian candidates"...
And Dexter is her prize manchurian...
I'll continue for the ride...stuck with it this long...
Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
Yeah last night's episode was pretty slow and kind of weak.Not liking this at all really. Hope it turns around.Ugh...I have a depressing feeling that the doctor has created "manchurian candidates"...
And Dexter is her prize manchurian...
I'll continue for the ride...stuck with it this long...
Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
Yeah, it seemed weird to me that neither Deb nor Dexter wondered how Deb shot El Sapo while her gun was still in the glove box. Neither questioned it. Odd writing.Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
The whole sequence was odd. The guy letting her live for one. Did she have a backup gun? Deb's just a stone-cold killer now? At least with LaGuerta their was the motivation of protecting Dexter.Yeah, it seemed weird to me that neither Deb nor Dexter wondered how Deb shot El Sapo while her gun was still in the glove box. Neither questioned it. Odd writing.Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
That's pretty much the writing on the wall...Dexter is her creation...just like the rest of her Manchurians.The whole sequence was odd. The guy letting her live for one. Did she have a backup gun? Deb's just a stone-cold killer now? At least with LaGuerta their was the motivation of protecting Dexter.Yeah, it seemed weird to me that neither Deb nor Dexter wondered how Deb shot El Sapo while her gun was still in the glove box. Neither questioned it. Odd writing.Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
Looks like they are setting it up that Dexter has evolved or he was misdiagnosed and he doesn't have to be a slave anymore to his dark passenger. Also looks like they are setting up Deb and Quinn to get back together.
Bet Dexter finds out the shrink created all of these monsters. That she now fits his code. He kills his creator in the end exercising his demons.
As Deb ran forward toward the door of the confession room, I thought Dexter was going to kiss her to try and snap her out of it, instead of knocking her out.Whether Dexter and Deb hook up in the end will be interesting.
I need to exercise my demons. They've been pretty much sitting around for a while now doing nothing and they're grossly out of shape.The whole sequence was odd. The guy letting her live for one. Did she have a backup gun? Deb's just a stone-cold killer now? At least with LaGuerta their was the motivation of protecting Dexter.Looks like they are setting it up that Dexter has evolved or he was misdiagnosed and he doesn't have to be a slave anymore to his dark passenger. Also looks like they are setting up Deb and Quinn to get back together.Yeah, it seemed weird to me that neither Deb nor Dexter wondered how Deb shot El Sapo while her gun was still in the glove box. Neither questioned it. Odd writing.Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
Bet Dexter finds out the shrink created all of these monsters. That she now fits his code. He kills his creator in the end exercising his demons.
I thought either Quinn or Dexter was going to jam a schvantz in her mouth to shut her up.As Deb ran forward toward the door of the confession room, I thought Dexter was going to kiss her to try and snap her out of it, instead of knocking her out.Whether Dexter and Deb hook up in the end will be interesting.
3, I think?I keep seeing this thread bumped, did the new season start already? How many episodes in?
I sure hope that isn't how it ends. I have no problem with Dexter killing his creator, but not as the ending. There was a fair amount of discussion last season about Dexter realizing he didn't have to kill, but that he actually enjoyed it and it was a choice. I don't think killing his creator should finally cement that idea for him and convince him that he doesn't need to kill anymore. So far this season he's done very little killing so he almost seems past the enjoyment he seemed to be experiencing last season. There has to be a bigger payoff than Dexter realizing he doesn't really have a dark passenger that he has to feed, or I for one will be terribly disappointed in how the series ends.The whole sequence was odd. The guy letting her live for one. Did she have a backup gun? Deb's just a stone-cold killer now? At least with LaGuerta their was the motivation of protecting Dexter.Yeah, it seemed weird to me that neither Deb nor Dexter wondered how Deb shot El Sapo while her gun was still in the glove box. Neither questioned it. Odd writing.Don't like that they're trying to make Debra look like some kind of killer that doesn't even know she's a killer...it's obviously Boondock Saints who drugged her, killed the dude and took the jewels.
Looks like they are setting it up that Dexter has evolved or he was misdiagnosed and he doesn't have to be a slave anymore to his dark passenger. Also looks like they are setting up Deb and Quinn to get back together.
Bet Dexter finds out the shrink created all of these monsters. That she now fits his code. He kills his creator in the end exercising his demons.
How could he NOT be a psychopath though. He's killed a LOT of people with 0 remorse. Yes, he has remorse for what has happened to Deb, but I don't think you can murder that many people without having any guilt unless you are a psychopath. If Dexter is defying given knowledge on what a psychopath can and cannot feel, then the given knowledge is wrong imo.If he shows selfless love hes not a psychopath. I think thats the angle theyre gonna go as well.
He had remorse when killing people that didn't fit The Code though.How could he NOT be a psychopath though. He's killed a LOT of people with 0 remorse. Yes, he has remorse for what has happened to Deb, but I don't think you can murder that many people without having any guilt unless you are a psychopath. If Dexter is defying given knowledge on what a psychopath can and cannot feel, then the given knowledge is wrong imo.If he shows selfless love hes not a psychopath. I think thats the angle theyre gonna go as well.
Wrong assumption by Harry and the Doctor when he was young that he was a psychopath and beyond repair? Dexter evolving as a person from a psychopath to non-psychopath? He's not psychopathic in all secenarios? 2 and 3 challenge the definition of psychopath and possibilities like these are what make this conclusion very intriguing to me.How could he NOT be a psychopath though. He's killed a LOT of people with 0 remorse. Yes, he has remorse for what has happened to Deb, but I don't think you can murder that many people without having any guilt unless you are a psychopath. If Dexter is defying given knowledge on what a psychopath can and cannot feel, then the given knowledge is wrong imo.If he shows selfless love hes not a psychopath. I think thats the angle theyre gonna go as well.
Can't resistPretty sure this is where they realize Dexter is not a psychopath - when they start trying to figure out why he kills, it will be revealed his Dark Passenger is the ancient god Moloch.
Neither did I, but I still thought it was the weakest episode this season. It didn't do much for me - just lots of random stuff like Dexter meeting the neighbor or Jamie not being mad at Quinn for punching the guy when she's gone crazy anytime Deb's name comes up.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.
Wasn't always like that. The first couple seasons his voice overs were clever and witty. When the writing started to go down hill, Dexter and ghost dad basically just reiterate what we already know or see.Excited to see Madison Burge.
We definitely need the babysitter riding someone every week.
Episode was pretty weak. I know it's always been this way, and I don't know why it never bothered me before, but the Dexter voice-over play-by-play is just getting to be too much.
There was something especially bothersome about the voiceover in this latest episode. It's stale writing and maybe the way it's mixed made it stand out more than ever.Excited to see Madison Burge.
We definitely need the babysitter riding someone every week.
Episode was pretty weak. I know it's always been this way, and I don't know why it never bothered me before, but the Dexter voice-over play-by-play is just getting to be too much.
I thought Deb was going to kill herself in the car in front of Dexter. Just the way she was talking to Joey, telling him to remember that she always cared for him. I didn't expect her to try and kill them both though.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.
I remember thinking the same thing during that scene so I went and re-watched. The big difference is the monologue is just stating the obvious instead of doing the usual introspective stuff. There's a lot of "nobody home" and "it's his dad's birthday" type stuff.I agree with the complaints about the VO, especially in the scene when he was searching the other serial killers house. Seemed out of place.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.
Dexter switched it out of evidenceNeither did I, but I still thought it was the weakest episode this season. It didn't do much for me - just lots of random stuff like Dexter meeting the neighbor or Jamie not being mad at Quinn for punching the guy when she's gone crazy anytime Deb's name comes up.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.
It also appears they've completely abandoned the storyline of Debra's gun being in the car of the hitman or her thinking she killed him. It's pretty obvious that boondock saint bossman did something wrong or is being shady.
Anyway, just a lot of filler and its turned into a serial killer soap opera at this point. I still enjoy it but don't expect much to finish out the season/series.
She can ride that pony for sureThe babysitter needs to have a sex scene every week.
Exactly. Writers are mailing it in.I remember thinking the same thing during that scene so I went and re-watched. The big difference is the monologue is just stating the obvious instead of doing the usual introspective stuff. There's a lot of "nobody home" and "it's his dad's birthday" type stuff.I agree with the complaints about the VO, especially in the scene when he was searching the other serial killers house. Seemed out of place.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.
Also when was the last time Harry appeared? It seems they've specifically ended that part of Dexter in favor of the therapy session videos. Seems odd to abandon something that's been a staple for so long.
yeah, definitely what it was. It was one of the rare times I ever even noticed it.I remember thinking the same thing during that scene so I went and re-watched. The big difference is the monologue is just stating the obvious instead of doing the usual introspective stuff. There's a lot of "nobody home" and "it's his dad's birthday" type stuff.I agree with the complaints about the VO, especially in the scene when he was searching the other serial killers house. Seemed out of place.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.
Trying to fully redeem him from his womanizing ways...it's the humor of this season. He'll realize he's gotta stop objectifying women.Also what's up with giving Matsuka (no clue how to spell his name) a hot kid? That was about as random as it gets.
QUINN's PENISSomeone mentioned there could be a spinoff from this show? Is there anyone but Angel that would work?
QUINN's PENISSomeone mentioned there could be a spinoff from this show? Is there anyone but Angel that would work?
its funny everyone is saying this. I also notcied it in that spot and my wife even said "i like how we hear his thoughts" at that exact moment.yeah, definitely what it was. It was one of the rare times I ever even noticed it.I remember thinking the same thing during that scene so I went and re-watched. The big difference is the monologue is just stating the obvious instead of doing the usual introspective stuff. There's a lot of "nobody home" and "it's his dad's birthday" type stuff.I agree with the complaints about the VO, especially in the scene when he was searching the other serial killers house. Seemed out of place.i didn't see the ending to last night's episode coming.