Dexter Season 8

Better Dan

tvismyfriend wrote:

Better Dan wrote:

Cool Face Ryan wrote:

HOOOOOOLY SHIIIIIIT!!!!!!!

TAKE THAT SEASON 6 DOUBTERS!!!!

I knew the writers would please.....this is so bad ass

Oh yeah! I'm absolutely loving this season, so far. The ending of tonight's episode was great (I was slightly worried Dexter would choose the light ) Awesome moment and great shocker with Dexter's new vision.

Previews for next week look great! Poor Travis..Something tells me he may not be around much longer. I don't think Gellar takes disobedience well.

I've read a theory that Gellar is actually dead and he's pretty much Travis' Harry. When you think about it has anybody other than Travis ever addressed him and how could he walk around in public without people noticing him as the Doomsday killer.

I've read that too, but if that's the case who tied up the girl Travis liked? I suppose if Travis is crazy he could have blacked out, but I dont know if I buy it just yet..guess we'll wait and see. The camera also showed Gellar watching Travis have sex...he wouldnt be watching if he wasnt real..unless Travis was imagining him watching.. :? :shock: :geek:

The Gellar being out in public supports that theory though..and so far..I don't think we've actually seen Gellar do anything to anyone or see anyone acknowledge his existence have we? It's always been Travis. Hmmmm....really can't wait to see where all this goes. Again, excellent season so far.

All Those Yesterdays

Yea the episode was ridiculously good. Especially the last five minutes. Hard to be what is going to happen next besides a road trip!

I like the Gellar theory

dimitrispearljam

All Those Yesterdays wrote:

Yea the episode was ridiculously good. Especially the last five minutes.

shortgirl00

This season is so awesome. It amazes me that it just gets better and better.

All Those Yesterdays

But will it be better then Season 4? That's the question. Has some potential.

shortgirl00

All Those Yesterdays wrote:

But will it be better then Season 4? That's the question. Has some potential.

You have a point...Season 4 was awesome..=)

JaneNY

Better Dan wrote:

Just caught up on the last two episodes and really enjoyed them. I just wonder why Dexter didn't make Travis drive him to Gellar or at least tell him where Gellar would be.

Because at this point I'm not sure they realize Travis is working Gellar, and also, Dexter is kind of working 'on the side', rather than officially with the department knowing.

Better Dan

No comments on Dexter yet?

I thought last night's episode was one of the worst episodes in a long time...maybe the worst ever. It may be that I was listening to the Buenos Aires show while watching Dexter... but maybe not. Not sure why Dexter had to go to Nebraska..I mean people are murdered all over the country all the time..why revisit that family's storyline? The episode also didn't really add anything to this season's overall arc...nothing new with the Gellar/Travis storyline...just the same ol' same ol'...it seemed like it was just written to take up a slot rather than move anything along.

I may have to watch it again but that scene where "Rudy" got the rake seemed to be incredibly stupid. Dexter looked kind've far from it and why wouldn't the man just shoot Dexter as he was reaching for the weapon..it seems like Dexter would have had to step back to grab the rake as he was further from it than "Rudy." Also, Dexter decides to leave town for 5 days without any prior notice and the sitter doesnt think its weird and just agrees to babysit the entire time? Didnt seem very realistic to me....

What I am liking this season are the little touches that make Miami Metro more realistic than it has been in prior seasons..like clearing off the homicides from the white board and the lieutenant hearings. Reminds me of the things we saw in The Wire.

DS1119

I think the trip to Nebraska and the whole interaction with his brother is setting something up down the line.

Indifference71

Better Dan wrote:

No comments on Dexter yet?

I thought last night's episode was one of the worst episodes in a long time...maybe the worst ever. It may be that I was listening to the Buenos Aires show while watching Dexter... but maybe not. Not sure why Dexter had to go to Nebraska..I mean people are murdered all over the country all the time..why revisit that family's storyline? The episode also didn't really add anything to this season's overall arc...nothing new with the Gellar/Travis storyline...just the same ol' same ol'...it seemed like it was just written to take up a slot rather than move anything along.

I may have to watch it again but that scene where "Rudy" got the rake seemed to be incredibly stupid. Dexter looked kind've far from it and why wouldn't the man just shoot Dexter as he was reaching for the weapon..it seems like Dexter would have had to step back to grab the rake as he was further from it than "Rudy." Also, Dexter decides to leave town for 5 days without any prior notice and the sitter doesnt think its weird and just agrees to babysit the entire time? Didnt seem very realistic to me....

What I am liking this season are the little touches that make Miami Metro more realistic than it has been in prior seasons..like clearing off the homicides from the white board and the lieutenant hearings. Reminds me of the things we saw in The Wire.

It was pretty fucking ridiculous with the dead brother....I was actually a lot more interested in what the other characters were doing instead of Dexter.

Better Dan

Indifference71 wrote:

It was pretty fucking ridiculous with the dead brother....I was actually a lot more interested in what the other characters were doing instead of Dexter.

"Rudy" throwing a trash bag while Dexter was walking away, "Rudy" eating a burger, "Rudy" disappearing behind the car, "Rudy" in the mirror at the store while waiting for Dex.... :? Not sure what they were thinking with this episode.

dimitrispearljam

just download it..ready to watch..

Indifference71

Better Dan wrote:

Indifference71 wrote:

It was pretty fucking ridiculous with the dead brother....I was actually a lot more interested in what the other characters were doing instead of Dexter.

"Rudy" throwing a trash bag while Dexter was walking away, "Rudy" eating a burger, "Rudy" disappearing behind the car, "Rudy" in the mirror at the store while waiting for Dex.... :? Not sure what they were thinking with this episode.

I know...it was a little much. In the one scene, "Rudy" was sitting there eating a cheeseburger wearing a 'Nebraska is for lovers' t-shirt. I don't know what the hell the writers were thinking...

Better Dan

Indifference71 wrote:

Better Dan wrote:

Indifference71 wrote:

It was pretty fucking ridiculous with the dead brother....I was actually a lot more interested in what the other characters were doing instead of Dexter.

"Rudy" throwing a trash bag while Dexter was walking away, "Rudy" eating a burger, "Rudy" disappearing behind the car, "Rudy" in the mirror at the store while waiting for Dex.... :? Not sure what they were thinking with this episode.

I know...it was a little much. In the one scene, "Rudy" was sitting there eating a cheeseburger wearing a 'Nebraska is for lovers' t-shirt. I don't know what the hell the writers were thinking...

I guess had the camera moved really fast to the right like it did in that barn we would have seen it was really dexter eating the burger, despite the fact that he was walking towards the door...

All Those Yesterdays

Indifference71 wrote:

Better Dan wrote:

Indifference71 wrote:

It was pretty fucking ridiculous with the dead brother....I was actually a lot more interested in what the other characters were doing instead of Dexter.

"Rudy" throwing a trash bag while Dexter was walking away, "Rudy" eating a burger, "Rudy" disappearing behind the car, "Rudy" in the mirror at the store while waiting for Dex.... :? Not sure what they were thinking with this episode.

I know...it was a little much. In the one scene, "Rudy" was sitting there eating a cheeseburger wearing a 'Nebraska is for lovers' t-shirt. I don't know what the hell the writers were thinking...

I actually thought that scene was great. I think it just means his dark passenger controls him more then you think is all.

JaneNY

I didn't really like this episode as much - it seemed a little contrived - maybe a little of Rudy would have been okay, but there just seemed too much of him. But I guess Rudy in this was kind of like the guy in Fight Club who 'starts' fight club, but was really part of the main guy. (I forgot their names!) I like the religious plot with Travis and the professor better.

tvismyfriend

I'm starting to hate Dexter. He's becoming a fairly unsympathetic character.

All Those Yesterdays

tvismyfriend wrote:

I'm starting to hate Dexter. He's becoming a fairly unsympathetic character.

I agree after last night. And it's been renewed till season 8.

I'm starting to think Deb's on to something with him.

It's obvious LaGuerta is covering for Mathews.


This season is sort of losing it now...

JaneNY

My daughter out of the blue last night told me she thought that Gellar was like the guy in Fight Club, ie., that Travis is really the main killer and Gellar is an imaginary character. Her point was that no one else has seen Gellar. It weirded me out a bit since I mentioned Fight Club last week. I wanted to say okay who chained Travis to the floor then, but....I liked this week's episode better than last. Rudy needs to be gone for good - he was interesting in the first season, but he's done at this point IMO.

Indifference71

All Those Yesterdays wrote:

tvismyfriend wrote:

I'm starting to hate Dexter. He's becoming a fairly unsympathetic character.

I agree after last night. And it's been renewed till season 8.

I'm starting to think Deb's on to something with him.

It's obvious LaGuerta is covering for Mathews.


This season is sort of losing it now...

Yeah, I don't know about 2 more seasons after this one (which has been pretty bad so far).

I was thinking that LaGuerta is covering for Angel...but Matthews does have that history w/ prostitutes.