Another tall strong guy who is the exact opposite of Dexter, but maintains many of the same laidbackish qualities of Lundy (which was a relationship that ended rather suddenly)?  Some would call that a rebound relationship.

I just hope they don't drag this scene out for all 12 episodes again…

Also, is it just me, or does Dexter spend like 10 minutes a week with his son, and nobody seems to give a shit anymore?  Oh, you need a babysitter all night again? Sure!  It may have been the 5th time this week, but SURE!  Oh, you need one on Saturday too? Sure.  You're Dexter.

This.  I think if any of it was wrapped up conclusively at all, it wouldn't have felt like Everything AND the Kitchen Sink.  Maybe they just tried to cram too many weak stories in a single season?  I mean, Louis? Weak. Quinn? Weak. Deb's self discovery? Strong. Deb's discovery of her romantic love? Weak. Dexter's…

I'm currently banking on Deb having selective memory.

I fully agree with this.  I still don't think Deb is in love with Dexter, and the psych's logic is completely bullshitty.  Deb being in love with the Ice Truck Killer when he wasn't the Ice Truck Killer (but, was in fact, quite charming) isn't exactly proof of her having a case of the hornies for Dexter.  Her dating…

I was thinking this very thing.  Geek culture is all about embracing reimaginings of the old.  How many reboots, universe spawnings, adaptations, and sequels of Batman, Spiderman, Superman, LOTR, Battlestar: Galactica, Star Trek, and other geeky series must we go through before it is declared "not evolving"?

The mask was a Jason mask from Friday the 13th…a very cheap Jason mask (not even red triangles, dude?), but it was Jason.

But, he sure could leap over the handrail nicely.

FYI, Jeremy and Sandy (not Ernie and Sandy) were first to finish the flight simulator, but screwed up on interpreting the clue.

If the pope was half as fun as Ringo Starr in Lizstomania, we'd totally be in business.

Instead of Farscape, you should do Lexx…but only if you get the uncensored editions. The censored ones can be painful with five-minute shower scenes that have the boobs cut out.

That would have been a good solve.  Or, if they had to wrap the message around the pigeon's ankle as well as take it off.  Otherwise, it was just kind of dull.

He was the best part of the episode, really.  He should be in the next season of The Amazing Race.

I love the humorless test driver when he deadpans "Balloon."

So, obviously, the fight about JungleJim was BEFORE Halloween, but since Mr. Quinto was the one who put the latex suit on in the first place, shouldn't he have been a bit more pissed and a little more surprised when he thought Pat was in the suit for Halloween?  I mean, it was a symbol of one of his failed attempts at…

i guess it depends on your definition of problem.  If Dexter had a set number of seasons and episodes, like other countries can do, then I'd say this was uncommon.  But, Dexter has never been about some weird final solution.  It's always been about The Life and Times of Dexter Morgan.

But, Gellar HAS to be real…if he isn't, then all we're left with is dopey, bad-acting, Colin Hanks.  At least Olmos knows how to chew scenery and is interestingly over-the-top.

We have that in Seattle as well.  I take the rail to the airport, thus at weird hours a lot.  But, really, I think we have a 40% ticket check rate.  I twice saw the cops pull a guy off, one really sad memorable time was a guy who had obviously just gotten off from his construction job.  He looked defeated.

Also, I noticed a trend that the bodybuilding judges started going by size of pecs.  First was Marcus, then Ernie.  Next will probably be Jeremy, then Bill, then the snowboarders.  It's easy to make up problems when you're biased.