EricaNo7
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father, son .... Serial killer
No bother, 3 or 4 times I've had to do a quick editSorry, that's the second or third time I've done that now.
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Nobody can deny it was a weak season compared to the others. I think they bottled having Deb find out last season and have now tried to right it. I think it was the only way the show could go without getting stale. Somebody needed to find out his secret who he can't kill or silence. It will be interesting to see where that goes now. I think Hanks was quite drab, I could never take him seriously really. I completely forgot Mos Def was even in it too.
The bit where they were all outside waiting for Dexter was fecking ridiculous. I love the show but that is schoolboy writing. Like somebody said earlier, they have no problem going in without him every other time. Suddenly when his face is on the wall they decide to wait outside for him and let him go in first. Weak. They could have come up with so many better explanations for him going in first. You could tell Deb was going to find him killing Travis as soon as she asked him to go to the church but I still felt quite tense waiting for it to happen.
With that said, I'm looking forward to Season 7. I myself am going to give the writers a chance and trust they'll do much better, after all they've given us the first few incredible seasons. There's much to be optimistic about and for them to work with. The intern is interesting, what does he know, why does he know it? Quinn should hopefully be transferred. Anderson should have a bigger role, he's a good character. The Deb, Dexter thing obviously (hopefully without the incest), Batista's sister was a good addition, etc... So they have all the elements of a good season. They need a good villain, a good actor who we believe can be fecked up and with a decent backstory. Not weedy Colin Hanks
Never watched Dexter, other than some episodes on TV. Should I watch it from season 1?
Or will it be a waste of my time?
Anderson should have a bigger role, he's a good character.
True, and I mind it.Another thing I've noticed, although I might be wrong:
Has anyone else noticed how almost all episodes this season ended on a cliffhanger? I don't remember that being the case in previous seasons, at least not in the same degree. Probably an admission from the writers that the plot was took weak to keep the majority interested, so they had to make people watch next week's episode some other way. Not that I mind it really, just an observation.
I think this show is getting better and better each and every season. It started out sloppy with plenty of holes in the story, but they've seem to have really gotten their act straight now. Do you agree, cina? I would really like to hear your thoughts on this subject
Well where to start, the whole thing was so riveting.
Colin hanks was such a great villain, he really just took such a different approach to the normal. he was so lackluster and unconvincing that I really thought the writers were so clever, taking this unconventional approach. Why do villians have to be villains, why can't they be complete pussies with no facial expressions instead? And his twist was superb, I loved how insanely obvious it was, because I completely obliterated the thought of it happening in my mind due to that. Genius from the writers.
Sure there were oodles of plot holes, but I loved them, how could you not? It was like Lost, only in a different way, "what plot holes will we find this week?", you never see them coming, and when you do they're a total mindfeck, like, how is this actually possible? Brilliant stuff.
Let's not forget the characters and their wonderful progression, La Guerta being a cnut, Quinn being stupid, inanimate black guy, Deb doing very little other than curse and whine, Angel trying to be Spanish, Harry being ... invisible, Dexter being Dexter.
Great television from start to finish.
No idea what you're on about. If anything the show got even better in season 5 and 6. Hanks was an even better bad guy than Trinity.
Well where to start, the whole thing was so riveting.
Colin hanks was such a great villain, he really just took such a different approach to the normal. he was so lackluster and unconvincing that I really thought the writers were so clever, taking this unconventional approach. Why do villians have to be villains, why can't they be complete pussies with no facial expressions instead? And his twist was superb, I loved how insanely obvious it was, because I completely obliterated the thought of it happening in my mind due to that. Genius from the writers.Sure there were oodles of plot holes, but I loved them, how could you not? It was like Lost, only in a different way, "what plot holes will we find this week?", you never see them coming, and when you do they're a total mindfeck, like, how is this actually possible? Brilliant stuff.
Let's not forget the characters and their wonderful progression, La Guerta being a cnut, Quinn being stupid, inanimate black guy, Deb doing very little other than curse and whine, Angel trying to be Spanish, Harry being ... invisible, Dexter being Dexter.
Great television from start to finish.
September is so far away.
Which I'm glad about, time to wrap this show up.
If you don't enjoy it, why watch it?
They have two more seasons yet, it's down for 8.