Dexter

[SethMode]

Not to mention Trinity telling Dexter "It's too late anyway" just before Dexter killed him on his table.

This did nothing for me in regards to Rita, because I'm not at all convinced that Trinity killed Rita. I assumed it was Trinity accepting his fate and trying to make Dexter understand that he would be in the same place someday.

 

[Hitman]

This did nothing for me in regards to Rita, because I'm not at all convinced that Trinity killed Rita. I assumed it was Trinity accepting his fate and trying to make Dexter understand that he would be in the same place someday.

Yea, I'm thinking the son did it, but only because I have no faith in TV writers as a whole and always think they'll try to throw a rediculous twist in to fill a plot hole.. If they go the way they should, Trinity killed her and that's that.

 

[SethMode]

Yea, I'm thinking the son did it, but only because I have no faith in TV writers as a whole and always think they'll try to throw a rediculous twist in to fill a plot hole.. If they go the way they should, Trinity killed her and that's that.

Well, the problem with it potentially being Trinity is that it didn't fit his M.O. He would have broken his cycle in 2 ways.

 

[Buzzman]

He broke his cycle because Dexter hurt him and he wanted to hurt Dexter. Its the same way Dexter goes off cycle when he's in a rush.

 

[KillaK]

He broke his cycle because Dexter hurt him and he wanted to hurt Dexter. Its the same way Dexter goes off cycle when he's in a rush.

Didn't Trinity still complete his cycle? Rita was the woman in the bath tub, his daughter jumped to her death, Trinity was the old man killed and Dexter saves the boy being buried.

 

[Diivox]

Trinity "passed on" the cycle so to speak. it started with his dead mother (or sister? i forget) in the bathtub. by killing Rita, what he essentially did was created a new evil both for Harrison and by freeing Dexter of his wife. I think Trinity knew that Dex would come unhinged as a result. Mr. Morgan always takes a metaphorical part of his victims. they give him power. they often teach him things about life (great example was when he had the husband and wife on the table and he delayed the kill to ask them questions about how they maintain their marriage) and in this respect Trinity sealed off any hope Dexter had of leading a normal life.

 

[wingsfan77]

For those of you who don't think it was Trinity who killed Rita, try and find the sit-down interview that Michael C. Hall and Lithgow did after last season's finale.

 

[Twigg4075]

For those of you who don't think it was Trinity who killed Rita, try and find the sit-down interview that Michael C. Hall and Lithgow did after last season's finale.

Exactly. Haven't they beaten that issue like a dead horse? Some people look way too much into things.

 

[citizenerased]

Exactly. Haven't they beaten that issue like a dead horse? Some people look way too much into things.

It was 10 times worse with Lost, sometime's the stupidity of people made me want to reach through my screen and strangle them.

"Jacob is actually the evil one!!11!" was the worst.

 

[SethMode]

Exactly. Haven't they beaten that issue like a dead horse? Some people look way too much into things.

Uhhh...I didn't "read too much into" anything. I just never saw that?

 

[Twigg4075]

Uhhh...I didn't "read too much into" anything. I just never saw that?

Whether you saw the interview or not it was blatantly obvious Trinity murdered Rita.

 

[SethMode]

Whether you saw the interview or not it was blatantly obvious Trinity murdered Rita.

Oh come on. That's totally unfair in a show like Dexter, particular after the way season 5 started. I definitely thought that Trinity killed her based just upon the ending, but had thought about it regardless. When season 5 started the way that it did (before they totally threw out the concept that it isn't Trinity's M.O.) I don't think it's crazy to think someone might doubt Trinity didn't do it. At the very least it wasn't beaten like a dead horse.

 

[Twigg4075]

Oh come on. That's totally unfair in a show like Dexter, particular after the way season 5 started. I definitely thought that Trinity killed her based just upon the ending, but had thought about it regardless. When season 5 started the way that it did (before they totally threw out the concept that it isn't Trinity's M.O.) I don't think it's crazy to think someone might doubt Trinity didn't do it. At the very least it wasn't beaten like a dead horse.

When I made that comment I was referring to all the cocamamie scenarios people were coming with here on how Trinity wasn't the killer.

I would agree though that the show is full of twists, but I thought that scenario was pretty cut and dry.

 

[Goober]

LMAO at the tattoo.

 

[cf24]

LMAO at the tattoo.

And his thong. I wish they would bring back his truck .

 

[DJ Fog]

That thong was hysterical

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAjj3HNjCTY&feature=related[/ame]

 

[krulmichael]

"Dexter...the fuck kind of name is Dexter?"

 

[Diivox]

For those of you who don't think it was Trinity who killed Rita, try and find the sit-down interview that Michael C. Hall and Lithgow did after last season's finale.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B08pNlEL_JA[/ame]

 

[padman59]

Masuka with some good comic relief these last two episodes.

 

[Diivox]

tonights episode was AMAZING... it's been a while since Dexter had me feeling that kind of suspense, but i was genuinely nervous when

 

shrink wrap guy was running down the alleyway. one of the plot points thats been teased at is that Debra finds out about Dexter's "extracurricular activities" and i thought that might have been tonight. the Lumen storyline can now go into full bloom now that Dexter realises he has to help her. this is going to go way better than the "you dont really wanna fuck with me, because i will FUCK YOU BACK" guy. this girl genuinely needs help and her captors are exactly the kind of people Harry taught Dexter the code in order to deal with.