She was more charismatic than she was in the book, at least. The books are good but as a protagonist, Alina is the least interesting character in the whole series and at times kind of insufferable. Basically just a narrator who is so self-deprecating that when she is in shock that she’s got the interest of 3 different…

Season finale drops tomorrow, no? But indeed, don’t hold your breath waiting for it to be mentioned on What’s On Tonight.

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For me it was the Heartrender sideplot. I guess its important in the book and eventual story, but its a character that never interacted with anyone else on screen who’s major relations are dead or now the Big Bad (and not likely to rejoin permanently given disposition). Maybe should have just had them in Season 2 and…

Agree, but I liked it. It was better paced than a lot of streaming shows and pretty much told a full story. So many shows would have dragged out the whole season and ended on the “reveal” that Kirgin was a bad guy all along, which would have made it more of a first act than a first season. That part was pretty obvious…

After season 1, “this show needs more characters!” was not my first thought.

Wolf Like Me premise sounds like an alteration of that Drew Barrymore series, Santa Clarita Diet. 

Those Bastards, by releasing banger after banger, have conditioned my brain to release endorphines as soon as the logo appears on the screen.

I’m willing to give anything released by A24 a shot.

I assumed from the way that S8 ended and the fact that this was called the “series” finale that it would end with Dexter dying. I thought he might cause Harrison’s death directly or indirectly somehow prior and that he would have a true kill-or-be-killed showdown with Angela as Dexter the killer. I do have a hard time…

I loved this finale. It was so great to finally see dexter get the karma he has had coming for so long. I love the character and rooted for him even through most of this episode, but he is a monster. I have to really credit the show for making that turn so beautiful in the confrontation with Harrison at the end. In…

I just couldn’t disagree more.   I wish it had ended with Dexter turning himself in, instead of turning his son into a murderer, and either showing a confrontation between a jailed Dex, and Angel, or setting it up so that we get that in a Season 2, as Dexter stands trial back in Miami.  I would have liked to see the…

At first, I thought Dexter killing Logan was just a flash and it go back to him just sitting in the cell. I guess not.

Luckily they just got a new doctor, though he’s a little peculiar.

• I have to admit, for all the shit I’ve talked about Batista, I actually wanted more Batista here. It was less than ideal to tease that interrogation and not deliver it.

That actually sounds better than I thought. My problem with Dexter started at the end of season 2, when Dexter stopped being the weirdo murderer and became the “hero” of the show. And more and more as the show went on he became framed as some sort of Batman figure.

So... the oil tycoon in the first episodes was just what? A misdirection? A dropped plot?
Aslo while this ending wa better than the first, I’m kind of disappointed that Dexter ended things on his own terms. He never really had to face the social/legal consequences of his actions.

I don’t mind that they killed Dexter—I just assumed that would happen due to knowing what Clive Phillips wanted the main series to end, originally, which was Dexter being executed.

I am kind of upset with *how* they killed Dexter. Because it was set up that he was finally going to be held accountable for his actions,…

I think having Dexter arrested would have been better. Having Harrison watch everything his dad did over the last couple of episodes really showed how Dexter’s life was sad and self-serving. As others have mentioned, having Harrison kill Dexter did not really end any sort of cycle of violence, if anything, it…

It was hard for me to sit through, but I figured it was purposed corny (as this confirms) so I stuck with it.