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Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
.Also; since like season 3 he never brings donuts to his work no more. | ||
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
The "Geller isn't real" theory was a good one, and I really believed it going into this episode. But he was a little more "hands on" in this episode. I'm just altogether unsure now. Dexter usually has the "sense" for killers, and he seemed to not sense anything from Travis. Great season thus far. | ||
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JeffVader
United States79 Posts
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JamesJohansen
United States213 Posts
On November 01 2011 03:29 Mogwai wrote: Nope, seems unlikely for both of them. I'm still trying to figure out what the hell Anderson is doing on the show tbh, but him being connected to the killer doesn't make sense to me. To fuck deb most likely (I should probably stop as this has already been bitched about, but I don't like deb as a character very much). Its still very possible that Geller is imaginary because there really werent any third parties during his "interactions". Also, his presence in a crowded club when he's on the front page of newspapers is highly suspect and is pretty much the final nail in the coffin for me on this theory. I mean c'mon. Are the Dexter writers really so sloppy that they'd let a wanted man on the front of a newspaper go unnoticed in a crowded setting? He has to be imaginary. | ||
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SiguR
Canada2039 Posts
Beyond that, it seems like they have gone out of their way to purposely avoid anything that substantially proves his existence. I think that's a pretty big indication that he is travis' imagination. | ||
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Rotodyne
United States2263 Posts
On November 01 2011 08:51 Leporello wrote: I just have to say Mos Def continually surprises me as an actor (although I think he changed his name recently and is no longer "Mos Def"). Really sad to see what happened last episode. His friendly beer-chat with Dexter was genuinely touching, he got right to the point of things. The "Geller isn't real" theory was a good one, and I really believed it going into this episode. But he was a little more "hands on" in this episode. I'm just altogether unsure now. Dexter usually has the "sense" for killers, and he seemed to not sense anything from Travis. Great season thus far. It might be because Geller is killing for a different reason than most other serial killers. He seems to legitimately not enjoy killing people and is doing it for Geller/God. | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
On October 31 2011 23:55 Gnight wrote: Episode was... decent. + Show Spoiler + It's clear now that Geller is real, seeing that at the car scene at night he actually performs physical actions that can't have been done by Travis. So if the show still eventually claim that Geller isn't real, then they just fucked up certain scene's involving Geller, which would be silly. + Show Spoiler + Other then that, the fact that the guard dog wasn't hostile is a sign (in my eyes) that the attacker/killer of Sam is a aquintance of him and/or the shop. Possibly one of his employees (one of his "flock") that turned on him. Wouldn't be surprised if that was the guy who Sam brought back to his "flock" and who we saw being batipized. But it could as well be anyone else that isn't a stranger to the shop and/or Brother Sam. At least, that explains why the dog wasn't hostile in any way to the attacker from the start till end, but it's just a theory. All in all, I find it that Dexter's "dark passenger" is more or less just.... a passenger now. It doesn't have the feel anymore in the lastest seasons of the "dark passenger" he so often refers it as. Find it that the killing part is done in more of a haste/hurry in the latest seasons then the more "taking time to enjoy it" way at the start of the show. I find that a bit of a shame, as it was more or less the biggest point that I liked the show for, it showed the "dark passenger" of Dexter really well . But that may be contributed to the fact on Dexter getting a family and more responsibility in his life or/and it may just as well be me who, as a viewer, is getting used to the whole concept of his killing and because of that finding it less dark over time. >.< Either way, I enjoy the show still. Don't agree with you, if it's a hallucination it's still consistent with the show. He may as well could have hallucinated Gellar pushing his leg and experiencing physical responses from his mental stimuli. I really like this season though, it can only get better like someone said it's unfolding pretty quick, I expect some twists and surprises  | ||
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dranko
Sweden378 Posts
On November 01 2011 08:51 Leporello wrote: I just have to say Mos Def continually surprises me as an actor (although I think he changed his name recently and is no longer "Mos Def"). Really sad to see what happened last episode. His friendly beer-chat with Dexter was genuinely touching, he got right to the point of things. The "Geller isn't real" theory was a good one, and I really believed it going into this episode. But he was a little more "hands on" in this episode. I'm just altogether unsure now. Dexter usually has the "sense" for killers, and he seemed to not sense anything from Travis. Great season thus far. Well, if Travis genuinely thinks he's being coerced into killing those people, his murderous intent might not shine through. The theory holds up IMO. | ||
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Pyskee
United States620 Posts
On November 01 2011 05:39 Kurr wrote: About the girl they questioned in this episode... I wonder what her role is in the end. I imagine she slept with Quinn on purpose. Either directly or indirectly involved with the killings. Didn't like how Batista started searching her apartment randomly. Could be ruled bad evidence (according to the preview it's going to be a problem) but at least we know the killer is going to die in the end and not get caught... She invited Batista into her house willingly. From that point, everything in the house is basically fair game. This is the first time I'm hearing about Olmos being a ghost, but seeing that blood on his head is convincing enough for me. And yet one more time browsing TL has ruined a twist for me; you'd think I'd learn by now. | ||
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DEN1ED
United States1087 Posts
On November 01 2011 10:06 SiguR wrote: I'm pretty sure travis momentarily seeing geller with blood on his face at the beginning of the episode is a pretty big sign it's his imagination/memory of geller. Beyond that, it seems like they have gone out of their way to purposely avoid anything that substantially proves his existence. I think that's a pretty big indication that he is travis' imagination. Ya I'm surprised no one mentioned this yet. Seeing blood on him at the beginning goes to show he is seeing things and the fact that the theory can't be proven wrong yet is a pretty good indication it is correct. If it wasn't true, he would have talked to someone by now or at least been acknowledged by someone(like the waitress). I guess this could all just be a coincidence though but that seems unlikely. | ||
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Hoodlum
United States350 Posts
On November 01 2011 09:56 JamesJohansen wrote: To fuck deb most likely (I should probably stop as this has already been bitched about, but I don't like deb as a character very much). Its still very possible that Geller is imaginary because there really werent any third parties during his "interactions". Also, his presence in a crowded club when he's on the front page of newspapers is highly suspect and is pretty much the final nail in the coffin for me on this theory. I mean c'mon. Are the Dexter writers really so sloppy that they'd let a wanted man on the front of a newspaper go unnoticed in a crowded setting? He has to be imaginary. My only problem with this theory is the whole investigation part. Quinn and Metista with the old ta, the briefing on him, etc you know? | ||
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LazySCV
United States2942 Posts
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Mogwai
United States13274 Posts
On November 01 2011 08:51 Leporello wrote: I just have to say Mos Def continually surprises me as an actor (although I think he changed his name recently and is no longer "Mos Def"). Really sad to see what happened last episode. His friendly beer-chat with Dexter was genuinely touching, he got right to the point of things. He's planning on changing his name to "Yasiin" in 2012 to the best of my knowledge, so he's still being credited as Mos Def for the series. And I agree, he's a remarkably good actor. He's done very well with the transition. | ||
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Glacierz
United States1244 Posts
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Glacierz
United States1244 Posts
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BooRadl3y
United States38 Posts
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Zozo
Brazil2579 Posts
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Kniwom
South Africa17 Posts
Anyway, in episode 2 when Dexter kills the quarter back, he screws up. When the guy is missing for a few days, its gonna get reported, police are sure to check his phone records. they will see the message from the chick, who will say she lost her phone while giving Dex a BJ... they never even showed him wiping his prints off the phone or anything. At the very least the cops will know it was someone at that party who killed him.. very sloppy by Dexter IMO | ||
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Mogwai
United States13274 Posts
On November 03 2011 03:33 Kniwom wrote: I know this is a bit late.. but I only watched the first 5 episodes of the new season today... Anyway, in episode 2 when Dexter kills the quarter back, he screws up. When the guy is missing for a few days, its gonna get reported, police are sure to check his phone records. they will see the message from the chick, who will say she lost her phone while giving Dex a BJ... they never even showed him wiping his prints off the phone or anything. At the very least the cops will know it was someone at that party who killed him.. very sloppy by Dexter IMO OK, first of all, it's episode 1. Second of all, that's FAR from the only loose end that's ever been left in Dexter for him cleaning up his mess throughout the course of the series. I could go into others but it's not worth it, just look at nearly any of his kills and tell me where it shows him cleanly fixing everything up such that he'll never get caught. As viewers, we accept that they don't need to show us everything to know that Dexter has taken care of it (like, wiping prints and planting the phone back on BJ chick). Thirdly, no wife, no kids, only people who would report him missing are his coworkers. Missing persons reports where it's a guy with no family probably aren't going to get a crazy big police investigation. It's a lot more likely that he just skipped town than he got murdered, if he even gets reported at all. | ||
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