I wonder. Was it that Deb wanted Hannah in jail THAT badly that she risked getting herself killed? It's as if she would have had to do the research before hand to know what could have happened.

So…there's no way that Hannah didn't figure out from their conversation that Dexter killed her father, right? Please? Can we be spared from a possible "revelation" scene? Look, if Hannah made it this far, you might as well keep her around for next season. But, after another round of "be careful with Hannah!" Scenes,…

So…there's no way that Hannah didn't figure out from their conversation that Dexter killed her father, right? Please? Can we be spared from a possible "revelation" scene? Look, if Hannah made it this far, you might as well keep her around for next season. But, after another round of "be careful with Hannah!" Scenes,…

I surprised myself when instinctively reached my arm out and yelled "No!" when Isaak got shot. Well played, Isaak.

I surprised myself when instinctively reached my arm out and yelled "No!" when Isaak got shot. Well played, Isaak.

I agree that this was the weakest episoden of the season so far, but I did enjoy and was somewhat surprised by the ending.

I agree that this was the weakest episoden of the season so far, but I did enjoy and was somewhat surprised by the ending.

Say what you want about the quality of the last few seasons, but I will REALLY miss this show when it's over. For me, summer television is going to have a serious void.That being said, as we head into the last episode I'm pretty disappointed with the turn the show has taken. For the past three seasons, I've grown sick…

Anyone got a funny feeling about the Drama's show? Something felt really fishy when he got to Dice's house. It made me think that the call between William Fichtner's character and Dice Clay was that the show will go on, but perhaps with just Dice and not Drama.