Pages

Showing posts with label harrison morgan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harrison morgan. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Trash Talk Tuesday: Review of Dexter's "Remember the Monster's?" and Theories on Spinoff Ideas

Prepare to be spoiled.

Since I will only be repeating what everyone else has been saying on the internet, I’m going to give my review of the show by showing you my text conversation with my sister about it:


Sister: So Dexter

Me: Stupid. I hated it.

Sister: Me too!

Sister: I didn’t cry or feel any emotions beside what the fuck lumberjack

Me: Same. I would have been fine with the ending if it was just Hannah and Harrison walking. Why did we need the beard?

Sister: Even him leaving Harrison with Hannah pisses me off.

Sister: I never liked her

Me: I liked her. But I hate how much Dexter acted like he loved Harrison. He left him alone all the time. And when Harrison was like “I’ll miss you”, I was annoyed because Harrison should be used to Dexter not being around.

Sister: Seriously. He have should have been more torn up about leaving Jamie

Me: Agreed. Also, kid is the worst child actor I’ve ever seen

Sister: Also why didn’t anyone notice Dexter steal Deb’s body?

Me: That hurricane. Has Grey’s taught you nothing? Haha. I was more annoyed that Bautista and Quinn let Dexter go. That was murder and they knew it.


Basically my reaction to the finale was summed up by sister in the line, “I didn’t cry or feel any emotions beside what the fuck lumberjack.” Feel free to share your opinions whether in agreement or in defense of the ending.

Moving on to spinoffs:

Hannah and Harrison

Daddy issues continue...


What will become of Hannah and Harrison? Elway not being dead has me convinced the spinoff will be about Hannah’s constant running from him. That, combined with Harrison either just having issues with everyone in his life abandoning him, and/or becoming a serial killer himself. This being the spinoff will explain to me the lumberjack ending of Dexter. The writers want the option to bring Michael C Hall in for guest appearances or maybe a starring role if the spinoff does as well as season one of Dexter

Will this work? Only if they do a flash forward to when Harrison is old enough to comprehend the death of his whole family, old enough to learn of his dad’s true identity, or just old enough to be a serial killer. Hannah already proved she isn’t a killer by letting Elway live, and I don’t think running from him every episode would be enough to keep anyone engaged. But maybe the writers will prove me wrong?

 Miami Metro PD:
 
Introducing: Even more daddy issues!


This of all things should not be the spinoff. My only thoughts on why it could be the plan come from the introduction of Maskua’s daughter. Normally in Dexter, the random introduction of characters means more than “Surprise Motherfucker, you have a daughter.” So naturally, I was convinced that she was somehow important to the plot. Either a huge plot point, such as being the Brain Surgeon’s girlfriend/accomplice/daughter or a small plot point in that she is out on the streets or the lab and somehow exposes Dexter as a serial killer. Once she started to work in the lab, I was certain she would recover evidence Dexter purposely tossed out; or see him look up something on the computer. Something; not just that she is Masuka’s daughter who works in the lab for a few minutes.

I don’t think Miami Metro as it stands will be a good follow up to what we had in Dexter. There needs to be more to it than just a police department in Miami. The characters we have now, including Masuka’s daughter aren’t enough to be entertaining. Maybe a flash forward to Harrison returning? Or a flash back to when Harry joined the force?

The Death of Trees:
No daddy issues here!

My favorite possible choice of a spinoff is just Dexter being a serial killer of trees.

Actually my favorite possibility is there being no spinoff at all, but feel free to share your thoughts and theories.

They really can't. Goodbye forever, Dexter.

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Trash Talk Tuesday: Prepared for the Final Season of Dexter?

Go home, Deb, you're drunk. 



Spoiler Alert!!!

On Sunday, the final season of Dexter began. My initial thoughts? It was underwhelming. I was expecting more out of the first episode. Truthfully, I want Deb to go away. The direction her storyline seems to be going is an overdone plot device: the traumatized character angrily turning to drugs for escape. I’m imagining in every other episdode, Deb threatening to turn herself and Dexter in. Dexter being this angry over her ignoring him is obnoxious. You have a child, Dex, you can use him to keep you “human”. You don’t need Debra. I’m worried they are going to have him realize he’s in love with her also, which will make me vomit and scream and want to kill the writer who made that decision. 

Can we talk about Harrison more? He speaks! Dexter is the worst father right now. He had been so great. But now, he’s getting blood on stuffed animals and leaving Harrison in his UNLOCKED car. Dear Daddy Dexter needs to have a reality check. Once again, Harrison is the perfect person to define him as a normal human. He doesn’t need Debra. He has a son. This might just be my child loving mommy instincts kicking in and getting annoyed. I’ll get over it if Dexter never leaves Harrison in a car alone again. Hopefully Jamie won’t be screwing nasty, gaunt-looking Quinn next time Dexter feels like stabbing one of Deb’s boyfriends…

I was shocked and pleased by who Evelyn Vogel is, and why she came to Miami Metro. At first I thought they were turning her into a new version of Doakes, someone who knows Dexter is messed up but can’t prove it. I’m glad she already knows and wants to use that knowledge to her advantage. I also find this big bad serial killer to be a great choice for the last season. 

Hopefully the Deb storyline surprises me. If there is one thing this show does with complete grace, it is surprising the viewers. I’m already ready for the next episode! 

 Also, if you didn't see it before here's the link to my post about Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay.