Dexter Season 6 (now with more bitching)

[quannum]

there's only 3 types of post that happen in the off-season.
i liked ____
i didn't like ____
i wonder about ____

and hey bitching is on-topic according to the subject, let them bitch ya?

[Ivaden]

I liked that Deb finally found out about Dexter.
I didn't like that Mos Def is a famous rapper and couldn't stay on the show longer.
I wonder about Masouka and whether he'll survive next season.

[Rhyis.]

The show would lose 100% of it's viewers if Masuka died.

[Fiddle Sticks]

I liked that Deb finally found out about Dexter.
I didn't like that Mos Def is a famous rapper and couldn't stay on the show longer.
I wonder about Masouka and whether he'll survive next season.

Just curious, did you read somewhere that is was because of his schedule that he was only on for like 3-4 episodes? (or whatever it was) I was just wondering why in hell the writers / producers / who the fuck ever only had him for such a short time and just thought they were fucking stupid considering he was the best thing about this season. (imo) It would make me feel a hell of a lot better if it was because of scheduling issues and not because they could not see how pure fucking gold he was and didn't keep him for longer.... if this makes any sense what I'm trying to say....

Edit:
I liked Mos Def, I was truly surprised by his performance. I was worried when I first heard he would be on the show, but wow he impressed me.
I didn't like the Deb thinking / falling in love with Dexter bullshit. Don't think they had to take it there to justify her not turning him in. (or whatever in the fuck their reasoning was for that crap.)
I wonder about the intern. After some thinking and talking with co-workers, they are starting to make me think he will become some crazy killer like the rest of you. But, I still don't want to believe it and really hope they don't take him there....

[quannum]

for the unaware, mos def was also good in one of those HBO feel-good movies

[Ivaden]

Just curious, did you read somewhere that is was because of his schedule that he was only on for like 3-4 episodes? (or whatever it was) I was just wondering why in hell the writers / producers / who the fuck ever only had him for such a short time and just thought they were fucking stupid considering he was the best thing about this season. (imo) It would make me feel a hell of a lot better if it was because of scheduling issues and not because they could not see how pure fucking gold he was and didn't keep him for longer.... if this makes any sense what I'm trying to say....

Nah, I just couldn't think of anything else to fill the "I wonder about ____" since I've voiced my opinions about the intern already. I doubt Masuka goes anywhere, he's too hilarious. Honestly if anyone from the department gets killed, and this isn't based on anything, I would put a dollar on it being Quinn or

(spoiler to be considerate, though it's been mentioned a few times already I think)

Spoiler: show

Safe bet would be LaGuerta though I think, just to borrow from the books.

[Cichy]

for the unaware, mos def was also good in one of those HBO feel-good movies

I did enjoy this movie alot

[Rhyis.]

Alan Rickman not as Snape or a depressed robot is just odd.

[Headspace]

http://www.pooh.cz/upload/img/1000/galaxy_quest_2.jpg

yeah ok

[Rhyis.]

Never seen it. Movies starring Tim Allen tend to send me running.

[Headspace]

neva give up

nevaaaaa surendaaaaa

[tyven]

TO INFINITY AND BEYOND

[Null]

Alan Rickman not as Snape or a depressed robot is just odd.

Kids these days.

[Null]

Lag

[Rhyis.]

Totally forgot he was in that... Well shit.

[6souls]

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If you haven't seen the last season of Dexter yet, then get on the ball! It was one hell of a great season with a mind-twisting ending.

As of right now Dexter has two more season to go, but no one is planning an exit strategy for the character. They are taking each season as it comes, and they want to leave Dexter open for a feature film as soon as it ends it's run on Showtime. There are no Spoilers here...

Executive producer Manny Coto revealed the news in a recent interview with TV Guide when he said,

We're not really looking at an end game right now. In a way, it's almost like every season is a form of an end game. This season could've been an end to Dexter, setting it up for the movies, for example. So every season kind of comes to it's own conclusion and can be a sort of end game.

Coto goes on to say that he's just speculating about the movie plans, but the idea is obviously there.

I've heard nothing about it. I'm actually just projecting from my own experience on 24, where at the end we weren't going to kill Jack Bauer. We were going to leave him open because down the road there might be a movie. And sure enough, there's a movie coming.

How crazy was that ending! We knew it was eventually going to happen but to actually see it play out was a really intense experience. Coto discusses in this same interview where they plan to take the story now that Deb knows what Dexter is, here is what he had to say...

Debra has discovered, at the very least, that her brother is a cold-blooded killer. That is going to inform the next two seasons, or however many more seasons there are. It's going to be a different dynamic, which is part of the fun. What we've done is upended the show, and it's now no longer about a guy who's trying to keep his secret from his sister and everyone else around him. For all intents and purposes someone knows who he is and Debra has a big decision to make: 'Do I turn him in? What do I do about this? I've just seen him kill somebody.' That's the first thing we're going to be dealing with.

He goes on to discusses Debs new found attraction to Dexter...

People are going a little crazy about it, but I think part of what attracted us to that is that it's something you didn't see coming. It occurred to us that Debra — with her failed relationships one after another and the fact that her first big relationship that we saw was with a serial killer, and then maybe there was some underlying psychic connection to Dexter — that was leading her towards these people who were unavailable or downright evil. So that's where that evolved from: that maybe there was a reason for all this, which is that maybe she's slowly falling for her brother.

Obviously, even if you're in love with someone, if you've just seen that person kill someone in cold blood your feelings are going to change. So her feelings will have to evolve given that revelation, but they will be taken into account. They will come forward throughout the season to inform how she's going to respond to this.

Coto goes on to reveal that the next big villain may stick around a little longer than previous villains.

We kind of know what we're going to do next season, but we don't know what kind of position there will be for a Big Bad, so to speak, or not. We may do someone that goes over two seasons. The options are open for us.

http://geektyrant.com/news/2012/1/12...ig-screen.html
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Dexter-S...s-1041552.aspx

[Milkster]

I hate Hollywood. Why won't they just let things die once they've run their course?

[Dantrag]

I hate Hollywood. Why won't they just let things die once they've run their course?

Your name seems pretty appropriate in a way to answer your own question :D. They just want to Milk it for what its worth. I mean, look at Power Rangers D; shit has been around since I was in 3rd grade lol.

[Saga]

I hate Hollywood. Why won't they just let things die once they've run their course?

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[Dantrag]

God those 100's would be such a pain in the ass to count because they'd all stick together Dx