I view it in a kind of "the opposite of love is indifference" way.

"Y’know, with Rita being murdered, and LaGuerta being murdered after
trying to out him, and now his next-door neighbor being murdered."

As others (including the reviewer) have mentioned, Season 6 was hysterical. It went so over-the-top that it was fun to watch. You looked forward to the next week so see how they were going to top its ridiculousness, and every week it delivered something hilarious. The Dexter mural and how the cops didn't bother to go…

Hey, Dexter had one of the funniest sequences of the television season last week. When Dexter tells that kid that they can't be seen in public together and continues upping the ante of publicness. First outside his door, then at a fancy party, and then in front of the police station with his father and lawyer waiting…

I'm more concerned about A Very Pitch Perfect X-Mas' "Holidays For the Visual Impaired."

The Dry Cleaner's Code has more consistent tenets than Harry's Code

I hope they cover South Park's "The Most Offensive Song Ever" from the Christmas CD sans  Kenny muffles. That actually might be incredibly hot.

Because everyone seemingly knows about Hannah's past, I wonder if he introduced her as "Maggie, real name Hannah McKay, a multiple murderer on the run from the fuzz."

As based on a Kids in the Hall skit

Couldn't you just say "Bruce Willis is officially bored"? It's something we've murmured for years by this point.

But he is a graduate of the Liam Neeson School of Badassery. Sadly, in the graduation battle royale, the only person he could possibly beat is Taylor Kitsch from Battleship, and that's because Neeson mostly delegated that job to Eric from True Blood. And yes, I am including Maggie Grace in that list.

Legolas isn't going to play himself.

Always nice when you find out other people appreciated that show.

But then he'll look at the title on his business card and smoke a fancy cigar realizing, once again, that life is pretty, pretty, pretty good.

To be fair, it is a great way of taking attention away from the Deb/Dex twu wuv of the past three seasons.

Also the Green Lantern, but that subplot was unfortunately cut.

Well she needs her ugly friend. And by ugly friend, I mean a 9.5.

The only way my mind can accept this is if the show is some sort of satire of The Big Bang Theory and its ilk. And now I want to come up with horrible literature puns.

I imagine that place looking like a Dr. Seuss creation.

@ElDan I think he played a blind mentor in Beastly. The Vanessa Hudgens/Alex Pffeiffer Beauty and the Beast knock off.