Yeah. It's still not nearly as hard to believe as completely erasing evidence of an eBay transaction from the internet.

I think that's the key. There are definitely more intelligent people than me who did not figure it out.

I noticed that. It was so embarrassing watching them go on and on about how much they went through to make sure NO ONE at all ever could figure it out.

Dexter's nemesis next season injects his victims with a DNA-changing compound causing them to de-evolve.

Maybe they're both just parts of Dexter's imagination and he's the one who's been doing all those killings! At this point it would be fine.

You've really touched on a sad part of the show for me. I plod through the show, even knowing how bad the writing has become, but I'd at least like to know what becomes of this character because I became invested in him during the first couple seasons.

Either of those sound pretty stupid, but maybe it will at least be entertainingly so. I was just sad by the amazingly mundane reveal of Olmos in the freezer.

MCH is just as culpable as anyone else. Still, I wish his acting talents could be used elsewhere.

They're in a terrible division, but they've actually only played 2 divisional games so far. I'm thinking they have plenty more wins ahead of them with only one non-divisional game left.

Well, the Texans didn't get to choose the loser, so as long as their chili was actually better (I honestly don't care too much about the "traditionalism" as long as it's good), it was safe. But they should have known there was no way they were going to win the contest using beans.

The only part I felt was a little repetitive was that the first two episodes (IIRC, it's been a while) were very similar to each other, and I felt like they could have been reduced to one episode. Other than that, I thought it very much warranted the length of the serial.

I'm pretty sure if you think Deb's going to find out about Dexter, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. Think about how she had every reason in the world to find out about him in season 5 and then decided to just talk to him through a curtain and forget about it.

This will be followed by a scene of Gellar and Harry fighting each other. Maybe Mos Def will make an appearance too.

Every season? Even Season 5?

Well… I kind of liked the concept of what they were going for with Brian, but it turned out his ghost was completely insufferable and one-dimensional, and I couldn't stand a single moment he was on screen. I was pretty happy when they got rid of him.

Also, the ridiculous villains which I think were even more cartoonish than the "duo" this season, and the finale in which Deb talks to them through a sheet.

I agree, season 6 is better than 5, though that is faint praise. Season 5 really got on my bad side when the largely very good first episode ended by bringing everything back to status quo after showing us how interesting it could be if they took it in a new direction.

So, what, one more episode?

I personally think Link to the Past is the best one as well, but I'd hardly call Ocarina "incredibly overrated." It's easily the second best, and I can understand why many people like it best.

IT'S ONLY POSSIBLE TO LIKE ONE GAME