I just want to state that I enjoy this stupid show very much.

Maybe they'll all drive off to Nebraska to visit Lumen.

Maybe they're taking notes from the writers of "True Blood," who just wasted half of this season's penultimate episode on a funeral for a tertiary character that nobody cared about.

And deprive Harrison?

It's apparently easier for them to just "blow" than to "blow the doors off."

Yep, the great corporate temper tantrum continues.

Not a big fan of commercials.  Breaking Bad is DVR bait.

Well, you know I was right with you up until the prancing stoned hippie vampires skipping in the poppy field. 

The only thing missing would have been to have the vampires watch a plastic bag float on by in the wind, and have all the vamps entranced with how awesome it was.

I absolutely **dispise**  "inside the episode" clips, but I accidentally saw the one after they killed Terry off, and they were all slapping each other on the back and acting as though they'd just written something epic, and were congratulating themselves for giving Terry a really respectful final episode.  Then these…

I don't know, but I just feel like I've seen that scene before, actors acting like they're all drugged up, I dunno.  Maybe they'd all go on some big ol' feeding frenzy?  It'd be almost like Christmas, you'd think, for a vampire.  Instead of, you know, dancing around like you were in a salad dressing commercial or…

I don't mind the use of a term, but it's all over all the reviews here, and it's only happened over this past summer.  It's like one of the AV club writers discovered the term, and then dared everybody to put the term in as many articles as possible afterwards.

I guess you like the term "agency" then.

Thank you.  I've always felt the show, while good, is waaaaaay overrated.

But then, WHO WOULD WATCH HARRISON?  The writers know that they have a serious Harrison problem, like, they'd have to show Dexter being a dad if Jamie died, so she's safe, always.

Haha, a no-show for Detective Angie Miller again this week?

"Hello, whore."

Josh amused me with  "This kind of goofiness signifies we’re entering the fallow period that comes in each of Dexter’s latter seasons, the point at which boredom curdles into contempt,"  I have to admit it.  I'd argue that this season launched right into the fallow period, what with the LaGuerta Memorial Bench and…

Though I'm guessing last week would have been worse, as it was the first week the TW blackout occurred.  Then everyone went to see Dexter on streaming, only to be served the steaming pile that was last week's episode.

I had better luck the next day last week.