I can't find a source for this one, but I remember him saying that he has wanted to do the "Deb falling in love with Dex" thing since Season 2, but nobody else wanted to do it. I'm not one to jump to conclusions, but I feel like all of this show's falling apart is on him.

Have you read any interviews with the guy? He's a complete moron:

They're saving the best reveal for last: Walt Jr. finding out.

fuck you

"what's worse, a head injury or a foot injury?"
"a head injury"
"yeah but you don't know the whole story yet…"

Definitely. I don't dislike the show to the extent most people do here. Seasons 1 through 4 are fun to watch, even if they are far from perfect. Season 5 had some good buildup, but the ending really disappointed me. Season 6 was bad, but in retrospect it was at least funny-bad. And Season 7 had a very strong first…

You know, Dexter never tried to be the most revolutionary or greatest television series ever, but Jesus, at least it used to try to be fun to watch. If you want to write a tension-filled final season, Dexter writers, you probably shouldn't have everyone Dexter meets be perfectly okay with him being a serial killer.…

if this were an episode of dexter that final scene between walt and hank would have been the season finale and then next season would have started six months later with hank and walt happily playing soccer with walt jr.

I'll still be watching it, definitely, but there is something kind of sad about one of your favorite shows growing up finding ways to hit a new low and continuously insult your intelligence every week on its home effing stretch. But for unexplicable reasons, you're still attached to it.

dexter just moved from "i'm watching this because game of thrones and breaking bad aren't on right now" to "fuck you"

i don't know how anyone can be excited for new breaking bad eps when we are so close to finding out who will become the next sergeant at miami metro on dexter

I love how neither of them give a shit, too. Jim's just mildly amused, and Creed doesn't even try to hide that he put zero effort into his gift.

That too. The fifth season was probably the last chance they had at the audience giving a shit if Dexter got caught. The early episodes of Season 7 were an unprecedented chance at redemption for the show because it did a great job with Dexter balancing Deb finding out, Isaak, LaGuerta, Louis, and that heavy metal maze…

"How long has it been since Dexter has been a good show? Was the first season the only one in which the promise matched the product? Was it season two? Did John Lithgow raise the high-water mark in season four, or was that merely a casting coup that belied the quality of the show going on around it?"

this episode was "the following" level bad. i also caught the promo for the next ep and let's just say i'm pretty fed up now.

I have found that the best way to deal with Quinn is to pretend that he's your favorite character and get real excited whenever he shows up on screen. I've been doing this since season 3 and it works like a charm. For one, it makes obnoxious Dexter fans mad, and it also helped me cope with season 6 because his…

truthfully this site is probably in the minority of the internet. go anywhere else and you'll see people mindlessly praising dexter as one of the best shows on tv. i don't dislike the show as much as most people here, but, as a fan of dexter since the beginning, it's nice to discuss it with those who are equally as…

"this is joey quinn, thrill me"

i'm sick of dexter falling in love with people.

imagine taking a piss and coming back only to see your entire family slaughtered