Use fucking spoiler-tags!
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I'm a bit slow and just figured out that Tom Hanks' brother appears in the series...
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dude me too LOL.I was falling asleep towards the end of that last episode, then AAAH!
yeah dude i thought deb knew already too...^^ Deb running a suicide mission and killing Dexter in the process would have been a good way to wrap up the series imo.. I don't know what will top this but I sure hope it's a twisted and exciting ending.
Any ending will be better as long as it doesn't end similar to "The Sopranos" where Dexter is just sitting there and then the screen cuts black... I honestly thought my cable went out and I was about to miss the end, but nope...
Masuka flirting and hittin on the young lady in his lab, only to find out it was his daughter from his sperm donation was fking funny.
One thing I don't have the time to go back and look up, but I thought Dexter already told Deb that their father committed suicide in a previous season?
Yeah, for the collectively agreed upon worst season of the entire series. He was in season 6 and it was awful.
every single one of his thoughts is about deb now and i can't handle it because for 7 seasons he's a cold guy and now all of a sudden he can't stop worrying and thinking about his sister where like, as the show loves to remind us, 6 months ago he was ditching her chipmunk face for some hot hannah ass and would have pretty much deaded deb totally since she hated hannah if hannah didn't like do that weird poison thing.
so.
like.
really dex? now you care? what the fuck changed? and don't fucking tell me you're in love with deb now too.
if the show ends that way i'm going to like kill jennifer carpenter.
just the fact that every single sentence, plotline, and situation ends up revolving around deb in this season is really starting to drive me up a damn wall.
I don't think Quinn is actually smart enough to figure out what Dexter is doing but with how sloppy Dexter has been this season maybe that'll give Quinn a chance to catch on.
NSFW:"The water was like 40 percent alprazolam."
Did Deb lose her ability to taste in an episode I missed?
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Nobody anywhere in television or movies seems to know the first thing about the drugs they take. I remember the dosages being absurd as well. Also, they used the line "that's 4 times the normal dose!" as if that is supposed to mean anything. What is the "normal dose" of alprazolam, or any drug for that matter? It doesn't exist.
It's a pretty major pet peeve of mine, the inability to do basic research into any of this stuff, and the unintentional spreading of incorrect information that occurs as a result. Don't these people research the drugs they are taking? Isn't there anybody in the writer's room, who has taken Xanax before, and looked at the bottle in order to determine just what dosage they are taking? Does nobody go online to review how the substance they are putting into their body works, and what the potential side effects are?
Sorry for the off topic rant.
Quinn was already really suspicious of him in past seasons, but dropped looking into Dexter and his ideas about him because of his relationship with deb. So, I don't think it would take much for his interest to get piqued into Dexter again. Plus, with being passed over for the Seargent position, he may feel like he has something to prove to make himself look good.. and bringing down a serial killer who works for the police is a pretty big career booster.
Just spitballing here.
NSFW:You're right that Quinn's looking into the kid in order to look better but when he ran into Dexter and was all "playing detective" or whatever he just blew it. Maybe Quinn will come back to his suspicious about Dexter but he didn't this time. Though when he mentioned digging up shit on other officers and made a comment about Dexter knowing "a lot about that" or something I got excited that he may have figured it out.
I really hope this season picks up because so far it sucks. Especially for the final season.
I really hope this season picks up because so far it sucks. Especially for the final season.
I think he's referring to what he knows of Dexter's cover story, that he was a former heroin addict and has his own set of problems.
Plus he is vaguely aware that something is up with Dexter, based on the PI (played by Peter Weller) he hired in a previous season.