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Anonymous — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 04:37:04 +0000

Are We There Yet I am officially bored with this final season of DEXTER in what I had hoped was going to be a top quality ending to the original program that made SHOWTIME a big time player. Now I feel betrayed by the show that I put so much faith back into after ridiculous plot lines like having Colin Hanks being the bad guy. I have stuck with the show in the good times and the bad times and with just five episodes left, I can honestly say is going on?? The show has somehow fallen into selfparody and it steals its one clever line from the episode by Zach Hamilton sitting in the back seat of Dexter and Hannah driving as he mutters the call of all kids that have suffered through a long trip with their parents we there yet? It is the monotonous drone from a spoiled kid from today's search yourself by Googling your own name society to see what comes up and going nuts when you see your name in print. We are left with none other than Dexter's would be paramour and neighbor Cassie having been killed in very similar fashion to Zach's maiden kill: bludgeoning from behind. Too easy; its just gotta be. The last person to see Zach was Vogel but she was dropping Zach off at his home. Despite the cheesy sounding name of Miami's newest serial,cheap red bottom shoes, the funny sounding moniker is prescient again as Zach Hamilton's brains have been scooped out of his skull in mad scientist fashion. It seems like the only interesting character of the season has been killed pushing Doc Vogel back into the limelight and me scratching my head. If only for a moment I thought that the bigger picture narrative was finally getting back on track with this odd foursome poised to somehow indulge their sickness and lust for for blood by getting the real bad guy. However now I have no idea just who the bad guy is at this point,michael kors hamilton bags. It has become a tedious and boring exercise and an exercise in futility already. Anytime there is something that is moving the narrative in the right direction it seems to take an unneeded step back with barely any time left in the show. Five episodes does not seem like a lot of time to wrap up more what seems like a hell of a lot ground to cover,red bottom shoes for cheap. I think that last weeks final sequence that leaves Zach banging on Dexter's door with the now deceased Cassie and her boyfriend letting him know that everyone's favorite blood spatter analyst was not home. Maybe they were just setting us up to just think that Zach was behind Cassie's murder especially considering they were both killed with blunt force trauma to the head. Still they are making it awfully tough to figure out what seems to be a front that Dexter has never had to wade into: boredom. Whoever is the Brain Surgeon, they can also arrest them boredom of a mass audience. They've got five episodes to prove us wrong. Yes the episode was funny. The "vegetarian" joke was a reference to Hannibal,michael kors bags for cheap. Ha. Ha,http://www.boo-ku.com/. But, was anybody expecting "that"? Let me ear you! Were you, you liars? You don't even know what "that" is, do you?! Whoever is writing this season,authentic michael kors bags, I take my hat off to him/her! Haven't you noticed that, unlike other Dexter seasons, the nemesis is nowhere to be seen? Where's the ice truck killer? the trinity killer? all the other killers we have seen on other seasons almost from day one? The main nemesis, this season, was The Brain Surgeon,louboutin shoes, and he was killed episodes ago. A lot of us are assuming that Vogel is the Brain Surgeon, and the show tries hard to keep us thinking that, especially with the cut from Zach's brain to Vogel looking at the piece. Did she take it herself, or was it sent to her again? I'm thinking the latter. I'm with rkngl. Unlike all other seasons, the killer has been completely hidden, or hidden in plain sight, from us. Sounds like he thinks he knows the secret, I don't. We are all assuming one thing and I hope they knock us over the head with something else unexpected. I also really liked Zach in this episode and I wish that relationship had gone a little longer. The whole family aspect, especially once Hannah was at the table, was really fun to see. And I liked how Dex's dad asked him if another desire was pulling at him more than killing. The episode stunk. Like 99% of the people watching I've always thought that Vogel was the brain surgeon and yes I wondered about the meat in that old family recipe she cooked up for her squad of serial killers this week,Moncler Jackets Outlet. How else can we explain Vogel's love of psychopathic serial killers than to think it's because she's one herself. This fake brain surgeon seemed genuinely surprised to find Dexter rummaging around his house (which would have made no sense since the real brain surgeon knew that Dexter was after him and had given Dexter his very own slice of brain in an earlier episode). When Vogels former patient snatched her he appeared more jealous that her attention had turned to someone else than angry. Why would we think this guy was the brain surgeon? It's more likely that Vogel who ordered or and maybe even performed the surgery on his brain is the true brain surgeon. I liked her better when her conscience was tearing her apart for killing a cop in cold blood. I was hoping that in this episode she'd become the old badass Deb I used to like and put a 9MM slug between Hannah's eyes but instead she let her slide in deference to her slime ball brother. In the next 5 episodes I expect Dexter to figure Vogel out and take care of business as usual,cheap christian louboutin, and for him to try to run off with Hannah. I'm thinking Deb's boss in search of a quarter of million dollar payday, will take Hannah from Dex, and that Deb will rekindle things with Quinn. In the final scene I expect to see Dex (perhaps wearing a beard) in Argentina stalking some sleazy murderer. Yeah that's how I feel jd25u. Like I said previously,Moncler Jackets On Sale, by cutting to her right after he finds Zach, they are making it too obvious so I think they are setting us up for a curveball. And I don't think Quinn would go that far. If he did there definitely wasn't enough development to warrant that. Guess we'll see. blankczheck . while I too really enjoy Ray Donovan, it's only in it's first season so it's not hard for it to come off as way better than Dexter's final season. Dexter has a lot of great seasons behind it as well. If Ray Donovan is still around in 8 years then we can compare the two more fairly.
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