I do. I distinctly remember him not having sex with Rita when she showed up dressed like Lara Croft, because he just couldn't bring himself to love or whatever. Maybe his problem is that he can only fuck people who have the capacity for murder?

I do. I distinctly remember him not having sex with Rita when she showed up dressed like Lara Croft, because he just couldn't bring himself to love or whatever. Maybe his problem is that he can only fuck people who have the capacity for murder?

If you saw the part where Dexter fucked Hannah (I originally typed Lumen, then remembered this is part 3 of "Dex fucks someone he shouldn't," rather than part 2), then you saw everything that was important.

If you saw the part where Dexter fucked Hannah (I originally typed Lumen, then remembered this is part 3 of "Dex fucks someone he shouldn't," rather than part 2), then you saw everything that was important.

We all know Angel's restaurant has to be called La Passion Pit. How is this even a debate? But I would watch the shit out of a spinoff where Angel owned a restaurant, Masuka was his chef after discovering a hidden talent for Asian fusion cuisine, and Dexter came on board because he was able to get the same rush from…

We all know Angel's restaurant has to be called La Passion Pit. How is this even a debate? But I would watch the shit out of a spinoff where Angel owned a restaurant, Masuka was his chef after discovering a hidden talent for Asian fusion cuisine, and Dexter came on board because he was able to get the same rush from…

I only had 2 small problems with this episode, and otherwise thought it was maybe the best of the season.

I only had 2 small problems with this episode, and otherwise thought it was maybe the best of the season.

Even for the characters of Dexter, he stands out as unlikable. And that's a show with LaGuerta

Even for the characters of Dexter, he stands out as unlikable. And that's a show with LaGuerta

Another weak episode, redeemed by a very good ending.

Another weak episode, redeemed by a very good ending.

He's doing this show with Dan Goor, who also writes for Parks & Rec. I believe I read where Schur said he will remain with Parks, and Dan Goor will be the showrunner of this show

He's doing this show with Dan Goor, who also writes for Parks & Rec. I believe I read where Schur said he will remain with Parks, and Dan Goor will be the showrunner of this show

You're right, but I thought they resolved that when Ted and Barney realized single fatherhood or being "bro-dads" wasn't a good idea, and he really only wanted a child if he could have a wife and everything that came with it. But the whole resolution was rushed, as you said, so I could be totally wrong

You're right, but I thought they resolved that when Ted and Barney realized single fatherhood or being "bro-dads" wasn't a good idea, and he really only wanted a child if he could have a wife and everything that came with it. But the whole resolution was rushed, as you said, so I could be totally wrong

Thank you. I was thinking this EXACT thing. Also, Marshall has another brother who actually has been happily married with children since the first time we saw him on the show, and yet, he wasn't even considered to be a godparent? Maybe they couldn't get the actor?

Thank you. I was thinking this EXACT thing. Also, Marshall has another brother who actually has been happily married with children since the first time we saw him on the show, and yet, he wasn't even considered to be a godparent? Maybe they couldn't get the actor?

I don't understand why Robin or Barney would want to be Marvin's guardian, as both have stated about a bazillion times that they don't want kids. I know Robin cried last season about never being able to have kids (which was probably my favorite episode of last season, don't get me wrong), but I still don't understand…

I don't understand why Robin or Barney would want to be Marvin's guardian, as both have stated about a bazillion times that they don't want kids. I know Robin cried last season about never being able to have kids (which was probably my favorite episode of last season, don't get me wrong), but I still don't understand…