MrMister

The black guy was worse. Way worse.

I'M FOLLOWING MORGAN AND I'M PRETTY SURE ISAAC WILL BE THERE. I ALSO ONLY USE KNIVES AND ATTACK IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. FUCK I'M AWESOME. UNTIL I FORGET ISAAC COULD BE THERE AND GET AMBUSHED AND KILLED EASILY.


And why the fuck is buying the gun he uses to kill people a ritual? I get the ritual aspect. Cool. But why the fuck is your ritual something that could tie you to your murder? Worst hit man ever.

And Isaac was supposed to be scared of these guys. Dexter the show can be so fucking awful at times.

And why the hell did strip club guy not shoot Dexter? LOL I leave witnesses. I don't even care. That's how awesome I am.

Glad Quinn killed that guy btw.



This week's episode wasn't so bad. But LOL @ Batista's restaurant. Why the fuck is that part of the story? I'm waiting for the payoff here.

WWCturbo

I'm actually enjoying this season, it's been full of twists, I'm not happy with some stuff but it's Dexter and plotholes are unavoidable in this show. I mean maybe they are but the writers are too tired to fix that and yeah the assasins were total idiots, total rookies, why would a beast like Isaac be afraid of them suckas. If he had to go then they should've made his death more epic, he was sucker shot ffs.

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WWCturbo

The writers told him

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Dexter so badass when he grabbed that prick's throat.

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NoyK

Am I the only one who thought this episode was a little rushed on the storylines ?

Hannah's father had probably the shortest villain run in the series so far

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Stinger Fan

Umm ever thought of fake identification? Since he's a hitman, its pretty obvious he wouldn't use his real name and address.You can't have every single thing explained to you, you should already expect that to be honest. I also don't think he kills in broad daylight, he kills when he sees teh oppertunity. Also, Issac wants Dexter dead so why would they assume they are working together?The assumption was Issac is following Dex therefore following Dex would bring him to Issac. Very simple actually.

He didn't shoot Dex because he has nothing with Dexter. he doesn't want him nor would Dex tell the police he saw him since he was with Isaac they'd ask too many questions, he knew he was in the clear

Very simple reasons behind it but for some reason you missed it.

NoGimmicksNeeded

It was rushed, but I guess it's better than taking 7 episodes to play out something everyone guessed within the first half hour.

Strange feeling, not knowing where a Dexter season is going into the last few episodes. I liked the realisation that the 'dark passenger' isn't real and was kind of a crutch to absolve his guilt, even if it was a necessity to have him break the code. While I don't think the Dexter character will take a very dark turn, it definitely opens up the possibilities for people to start rooting against him a little next year.

So far I'm enjoying this more than season 6, at least. It's not the show's prime or anything, but it's a decent way to spend 45 minutes a week.

Stinger Fan

People only guessed because a select few pointed it out early on which made people look for clues for the reveal. The moment someone points out a theory, people start looking into it therefore making people talk about it. Word of "mouth" travels fast online. I'm not tryign to make any excuses but its obvious thats what happened last season.

NoGimmicksNeeded

Honestly, I only caught up and watched seasons 5 & 6 earlier this year in a row, avoided everything about them (I only knew Hanks was in it when I started watching) and I'd guessed it fairly quickly. I get fooled by every other twist, ever, but that one jumped out at me.

(as a side note, in fairness to the writers, I'm not convinced it was supposed to be a Shyamalan-style twist out of nowhere, which is why I think it seemed clearer than a lot of past moments where the wool was deliberately pulled over our eyes)

Anyhow, more than that particular storyline, I was referring also to the general vibes of the previous seasons. I never got the feeling I didn't know the vague direction the show was going in by the half way point - not what would happen exactly, but who the main antagonist would be, who'd be the one ending up on the table wrapped in plastic etc. With this season, I'm not even sure I'll know by the end of next week what'll be happening at the end. It's not necessarily a positive but it's refreshing.