Television Dexter

Speculation for next week's episode:

I don't think Hannah is responsible for Debra blacking out in her car. In today's episode they showed her taking some medication and I think that may cause her to black out and have the accident.

I think Dexter will blame Hannah and will try to kill her or she will do something that leads LaGuerta straight to Dexter.
 
When was this?

They did a pan of Dexter leaving the station to follow the arson cop, to Batista interviewing the actual phantom, and then to Quinn asking some random woman if she's sure she didn't see a guy in a fire suit thing.
 
I hate that I gave this a second chance, I was content after having given up at the end of S5, but now I've restarted and they've got things seemingly catching up with him I've invested so much time I want to know what happens, but it's become painfully bad.

There was so much wrong with that last episode that it's not worth even starting to break it down.
 
I called the Phantom thing, it was clearly never the arson cop. As soon as they panned round to the other guy in the station I said to myself it was him, otherwise why give him any lines and show his face that purposefully?.

Yeah they're not exactly subtle with their directing. The same with the focus on Deb's medication.
 
Yeah they're not exactly subtle with their directing. The same with the focus on Deb's medication.

The only thing missing there was a big pointing arrow and some flashing neon lights on the label.
 
I hate the fact that both Debra and Hannah know about Dexter's secrets now. Every conversation they have is cringeworthy.

And the "I think I love you too" at the end. Oh my god that was bad.

Please go back to crazy Dexter talking to himself and/or Harry, oh and how about killing some people?
 
I love how simple computing is in the Dexter universe. I mean all he has to do is highlight a fingerprint from a seemingly complex fingerprint database, drag and drop it into his USB drive, then just plug it into another computer and manage to find a match within seconds.
 
Also that Louis, a computer hacker, never even had a password on his laptop.
 
This series has been all over the place with so many different plots. It's not nearly as good now that Isaak has gone though
Yeap. I am afraid they seemed to have thrown away the good start. The last episode was painful to watch with very little of interest happening. Hannah's father? More Quinn garbage? who cares
 
I'm out, folks. Haven't seen the last two episodes and judging by this thread it looks like I'm not missing much. I tried, but after starting Homeland's second season, watching Dexter seems like a chore.

I'll probably be back for next season once
Le Guerta and Miami police find out about Dex and they kill off Quinn and/or Batista.
(future plot speculation)
 
Watched the first ever episode as well last night. It really highlighted for me the difference that has developed in the series. Back then Dexter had his façade he had to show. He was always a smiling jovial geeky character. He joined in with Masuka's gags and played the geek perfectly, whilst his narrative played the perfect juxtaposition. Using his character to hide amongst the police only during the kill revealing his true self. Nowadays he broods in every scene. Also Miami homicide could actually do their job. They had an understanding of all areas and only needed Dexter to read the blood. Batista could read a kill scene just as well as anyone, making the idea of Dexter hiding in the worst place possible all the more real, all it would take is for one of them to make the slightest discovery and he'd be ruined. Nowadays it seems to be a case that they all incompetent, bumbling and have to wait for CSI Dexter to turn up to tell them what happened making them so ineffective that all sense of Dexters life is without drama.

I was enjoying this series but all the heat came out of the season as soon as Isaac left in what was one of the most pointless anticlimatic episodes ever. Isaac came in like someone Dexter was never going to be able to take on. Someone who could hunt, and kill Dexter with ease.
 
Watched the first ever episode as well last night. It really highlighted for me the difference that has developed in the series. Back then Dexter had his façade he had to show. He was always a smiling jovial geeky character. He joined in with Masuka's gags and played the geek perfectly, whilst his narrative played the perfect juxtaposition. Using his character to hide amongst the police only during the kill revealing his true self. Nowadays he broods in every scene. Also Miami homicide could actually do their job. They had an understanding of all areas and only needed Dexter to read the blood. Batista could read a kill scene just as well as anyone, making the idea of Dexter hiding in the worst place possible all the more real, all it would take is for one of them to make the slightest discovery and he'd be ruined. Nowadays it seems to be a case that they all incompetent, bumbling and have to wait for CSI Dexter to turn up to tell them what happened making them so ineffective that all sense of Dexters life is without drama.

I was enjoying this series but all the heat came out of the season as soon as Isaac left in what was one of the most pointless anticlimatic episodes ever. Isaac came in like someone Dexter was never going to be able to take on. Someone who could hunt, and kill Dexter with ease.

Agree with everything there. The Issac arc had the most pointless end possible. They really needed to go with him being Dexter's most dangerous adversary rather than him becoming his buddy. One episode he is adamant he will have to kill Dexter, next he is making deals to get out of his life forever. WTF
 
Agree with everything there. The Issac arc had the most pointless end possible. They really needed to go with him being Dexter's most dangerous adversary rather than him becoming his buddy. One episode he is adamant he will have to kill Dexter, next he is making deals to get out of his life forever. WTF

Me too. At one point, Isaak was shaping up to be a wonderful character then he's gone! Ridiculous
 
Now Erica I tend to be lenient with the ladies on this forum but I cannot put up with that awful punctuation.
 
Space after a comma, not before it. Same with full-stops.
 
Dexter is a supposed to be a psychopath.He cannot feel "love"

To be fair, there is nothing to say that someone like Dexter cannot be rehabilitated somewhat to feel love. Seems unlikely but not impossible.
 
I'm glad he broke from his code. I want him to lose all control and kill anyone he deems bad no matter what they do. Needs to be darker.
 
If we assume that the season is going to end with La Guerta and Matthews finding out, how do they give us a whole other season? Surely they can't intend to have him on the run for a almost a full season?

How do people think the show will end? Dexter caught? Killed? Gets away with it all?
 
Speculation

Matthews doesn't believe it's Dexter, which just leaves LaGuerta. Knowing the writers she'll probably die and it'll tie a nice little bow round everything for Dexter
 
Speculation

Matthews doesn't believe it's Dexter, which just leaves LaGuerta. Knowing the writers she'll probably die and it'll tie a nice little bow round everything for Dexter

I'm not so sure:

Matthews seemed to change his mind when he found out who was renting the shack where Doakes was blown up and the link with Dexter's real mum.

Maybe LaGuerta and Matthews will have a car crash on their way to confront him or something equally convenient.
 
If we assume that the season is going to end with La Guerta and Matthews finding out, how do they give us a whole other season? Surely they can't intend to have him on the run for a almost a full season?

How do people think the show will end? Dexter caught? Killed? Gets away with it all?

Lengthy drawn out court cases for an entire season with Deb being brought down with him and their fathers good name being ruined.
 
More Matthews speculation:

He knows who Dexter really is because of Harry. Hence the reluctance to follow on Laguerta's lead.
 
Whatever happens now the last season's going to be a clusterfeck. Too many people know who he is so he either has to be killed, which is most likely, or they'll chuck in an utterly absurd twist.
 
How do people think the show will end? Dexter caught? Killed? Gets away with it all?

Speculation:
For me it has to be one of this 2 options:
1) Dexter being killed
2) Dexter finally recover from his mental sickness and not having the need to kill anymore. I think that if this is the case, Hannah should survive in this season, though Debra could play a part in his recovery too.

Anyway, I don't think that the show will end with Dexter being as it is, killing people or with Dexter going to jail
 
More Matthews speculation:

He knows who Dexter really is because of Harry. Hence the reluctance to follow on Laguerta's lead.

I thought the same thing and, if correct, I think

he will help Dexter avoid getting caught by LaGuerta.
Hope I'm wrong though!
 
I thought the same thing and, if correct, I think

he will help Dexter avoid getting caught by LaGuerta.
Hope I'm wrong though!

Yeah, I think the whole "Let me handle this" thing made the theory sound all the more feasible.

He'll probably give Dexter a head's up, and Dexter will probably end up killing her now that he's abandoned his code
 
Yeah, I think the whole "Let me handle this" thing made the theory sound all the more feasible.

He'll probably give Dexter a head's up, and Dexter will probably end up killing her now that he's abandoned his code

Also makes a lot of sense with Hannah's perspective of murder. "life adds and subtracts" it's either me or them and so on.

possibly planned as a rationale for murdering an innocent (albeit horrible) woman like Maria
 
Knowing the writers they'll contrive some sort of mad situation where LaGuerta gets killed by one of those Russian mobsters after going to confront Dexter and finding them together, or something.