Mike Anderson once did actual police work. I have yet to see Angie Miller do that.

I don't think that dog will come into play, because we've established that Doggie lives under the bed now!

Sal Price was mentioned in this episode for the first time in awhile. I'd forgotten about his existence. He did love to chew on pen caps, I remember that.

I was out of town the past 2 Sundays, and thus did not get to join you lovely folks in the comments section to dissect the episode. But what an episode I came back for! To call this one a piece of shit is an insult to excrement.

Mike Anderson did actual police work. He actually closed a case, if I remember correctly, which was a first in the history of Miami Metro. Naturally, he had to die.

Dial H for heh heh heh heh heh, boobs.

I imagine they are from the first-mentioned-in-this-episode Gang Unit where Detective Angie Miller used to work. She led the briefings there, you know!

Of course he has a daughter! Her name is Audi! He talked about her incessantly for the first couple of seasons, and then he started dating the woman undercover as a prostitute, and then he was with LaGuerta, and then he seemed to stop caring. But I believe he did take her to the beach to hang out with Dexter and his…

@Kumagoro:disqus So what you're saying is, Dexter was kung-fu fighting

Didn't she leave because she thought Dexter was creepy and weird? I swear I remember that, but I could be wrong.

Maybe Masuka is a strict vegan, and felt betrayed that his daughter would partake in animal byproducts?

And also, RIP Gary. You will die next week in Africa most likely, because no crucially important relationship subplots have been hung on you.

They should score a montage of Will ranting about Republicans on NewsNight to Steve Winwood's "Back in the High Life Again," with cutaways to Mac and Maggie high-fiving, Neil fist-pumping, and I guess Don falling out of his chair 200 more times.

I'm pretty sure Yates took a table and smashed out the front window of the house, just like he did at Vogel's house. Who needs keys when everyone keeps a table on their front porch?

I think we'll all care a lot more when Detective Angie Miller gets promoted over Batista by virtue of actually having a clue how to do police work, causing him to retire and finally dedicate his full efforts to Papa's. I just want more Papa's storylines. Maybe someone's stealing from the register?

Don't forget that she asked for cheese!

The thing is, from how I understand it, Dexter is the one who thinks Yates was the Brain Surgeon, while Miami Metro only has him pegged as the kidnapper of that woman at the hospital and the killer of the women buried in the backyard with the broken toes. I don't think even Batista was stupid enough to believe that…

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Even better was that Deb called him, he picked up too late, so then he took 2 steps away from the table and tried to call her back, only she didn't pick up. Why was that scene even in the episode?

@avclub-e0b5b498f16be63117db8605f5ad6262:disqus Dexter listens to the Talking Heads "Psycho Killer" on an infinite loop.