Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to another Dexter Original Sin review.
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of us, as always with these Dexter Original Sin reviews.
Were on episode eight, getting close to the end here,
But yeah, before we jump into it, just a couple
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there's not a lot a lot like.
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Let's just jump into it here. Dexter original episode eight,
Business and Pleasure was the title of this episode. Yeah,
we're getting close to the end here. This is the
third final episode of potential one season show. I don't know,
we'll see what happens. But dear there, what do you
think about it?
Speaker 3: Coming off last week's episode this this was definitely hot
and heavy, and I'm so happy that we're still not
at the like the penultimate or the finale really, like,
as you said, we're in the third one down.
Speaker 2: And it's just it's so good.
Speaker 3: I like this episode because I feel like we've got
a lot of little kind of Easter egg things and
little mentions here and there, and then I think what's
going to be really controversial is the curveball that they
introduced at the end here, because I think it's you're
gonna have, namely one person in particular, Travis, come along
and be like, oh.
Speaker 2: You know, continue at continue.
Speaker 3: Lore narrative, consistency, consecutive, like breaking cannon. That's what I'm
trying to say, continuity. Yes, that's the word, thank you everything.
So I think it's it'll be very interesting to see
how it's overall going to fit into the entire narrative
at the end of this episode. But that being said,
I think everything in here point A to point B
I really liked, and we got at a larger deep
excuse me, deep dive into what's going on with one
specific actress in this show, which I'm glad because I
feel like, okay, we're just we're following along, but we
weren't getting a lot of like something bad is going
to happen here, like there's gonna be something.
Speaker 2: And finally we get a little bit more.
Speaker 3: Insight at least in this episode, and I'll be interesting
to see how that's gonna pay off. You said like
maybe this is a one season show.
Speaker 1: I when you look.
Speaker 3: At dexter X Resurrection that's gonna be coming out, I
feel like this would just be a perfect one and
done show. But I don't think that's gonna be the case.
And I feel like they know it. They may have
been told that they have to do one season or
for this and that's what they started off with. But
with how many narratives we have kind of overlapping right now,
I do feel you know, we have two episodes left that.
Speaker 2: They're going to.
Speaker 3: Those narratives are going to continue on and lead us
into a second season. I really really feel like that
or it's gonna end kind of at least ambiguously at
the end of this finale, where we get to go
and maybe have another season, or they could just can
it there. But I think that they're keeping things very
open ended by having so many different storylines going on
at once, and it's not a bad thing. I think
that they're they're tackling things like one by one, and
I think right now we have probably at.
Speaker 1: Least two main.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, oh no, no, no, oh, well.
Speaker 3: Three, we have three ma narratives right now, and I
don't know how you would wrap up these three main
stories in two episodes because they're all very very separate
from each other, and they don't, well, the characters involved
with them overlap.
Speaker 2: I don't feel like the actual.
Speaker 3: Victims, if that makes sense, in these in these narratives
overlap themselves with each other. It's the people that are
engaging with it. But that's again, we can talk about
that when we get to the final episode. Because I'm
just rambling. This is a great episode, so there you go.
Speaker 1: I feel like we have more than three Paul lines.
Oh you know, we can get into that when we
get to spoilers, but uh, yeah, no, I I feel
like I am still really enjoying the show, but this
episode more so than any others, I feel like, I
don't want to say worried because it's it sounds too extreme,
but I feel like I'm starting to maybe have certain
things bother me more than they than they would have
been in the past. And it's not like it's a
new thing. Well, there's a couple of new things that
really bugged me in this episode particularly, But I feel
like maybe just as the whole season has progressed, maybe
certain behaviors by certain individuals they just haven't bothered me
as much, but they're just so repetitive now, or maybe
I'm just getting I'm just expecting us to go in
a different direction and it's not happening that. I don't know,
maybe it might be bothered me a little bit. But yeah,
because this episode I feel like was really, yeah, there
you go, look at this fucking guy right here. We
got another February first dur in the chat here ladies
and gentlemen, but killing my train of thought. But yeah,
I feel like this episode, more than any other one
that I've seen so far this season, has really made
me torn on being in the middle, because I think
there was stuff in here that really bugged me, and
I just couldn't believe that was what was happening. There's
a couple of times I just laughed at the screen
and it was not like a like a s to
be a comedic thing. I just I just couldn't believe
what was happening. But then there's also some moments in
here where I'm like, Fuck, this is good television, Like
this is this is phenomenally made. I think there's some
tremendous camera work in here, some of the best transitions
I've seen in all of Dexter and all of the
Dexter mythos. Just some great camera camera work in this episode.
So I was really impressed by it. Visually, I feel
like most of the areas that we went to like,
I was enjoying it. I just also to think now though,
certain things that were hinted at early on the season
were starting to like really unfold those now. And I
just feel like we have a lot of things going
on as we're approaching the end of the season here,
because certain things that maybe weren't a threat to our
to our protagonists are starting to be that. And I
feel like we're already like having so many forces to
deal with, like in the show. So of course, you
know I'm talking in riddles here, I'm trying to avoid spoilers.
But yeah, I'm a little bit torn on this one,
the most torn I've been throughout the whole season, but
still intrigued. I'm still excited for next season or sorry,
next week. And I think just on that topic of
it potentially getting another season, I mean, at the end
of the day, it's numbers, right, If it makes a
lot of money, they'll I'm sure they'll do it. I
do like the cast for the vast majority, Like Sarah
Michelle Gaeller. She's really not in it that much, but
every time she's on screen, I just I'm enjoying her,
like the character usage. I guess like they're doing well.
Maybe I just want more of that because I am
really enjoying what they're doing with her. So yeah, and
just the other actors, I think, for the most part,
all of them have really good chemistry together. So yeah,
I would want another season. I like this enough, even
though I'm starting to this one be my most divisive
out of all of them. But yeah, that's my thoughts.
Recommend the show still to everyone. Cool, well, let's get
into our spoiler discussion. So uh yeah, we'll take our
first ad break here and then we'll be right back.
All right, Taylor Field, We're right back, And Adam, I
don't know where do you wanna do you wanna start
with just talking about the all the plot points that
are going on? Yeah, Like, as you said, there was three,
I feel like there's at least four going on because
there's let's unpack this right now. So we got the
kidnapping of the Metro police son.
Speaker 2: The preast chief, the captain yea, and like.
Speaker 1: Even even though it's revealed that like the police chief
is like a big part of that, I still can
say just consider all that, like the one you have
Deb's boyfriend, which is number two, and like that was
not resolved here, Like I feel like that's gonna be
something that happens. Obviously they're revealing more about his crime stuff.
And then we have Brian now right three, So that's
the that's I imagine the serial killer. That's really what
they're showing casing here. And then we also have you
gonna say, the flashbacks. Yeah, yeah, the flashbacks. That was
one I had with with lower Moser. I mean yeah,
that's been a consistent throughout the whole show, and then
I feel like we have another one as well. I
felt really confident in the spoiler free section. I'm maybe
blanking on one of them here. But anyways, even with
three or four, like that's still a lot to be
going into the finale, especially it doesn't seem like they're
all gonna be colliding in the same area. Like I
don't know, like are they going to somehow say that
like Geo Deb's dick ass boyfriend guy, like is he
working with the police chief here? Like like if they
make some sort of tie like that, I just feel
so eye rolly. It's like, oh my gosh, like like
why does this have to be so grandiose? Even I'm yeah,
we'll get into the police chief guy because I I
don't know, I don't know I feel about that guy.
But yeah, like like, do you think they're going to
try and collectively answer all this or is Dexter just
gonna go on a pop off spree here in the
final two episodes.
Speaker 2: He'll just get it.
Speaker 3: He'll get all of them and put him into one
room and just.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's probably more cost effective, right having to get
all the stuff that many times. I mean, he's got
his kill spot now right, it's hammered. I couldn't believe
when that lady came in. It's like, just so you know,
anytime you ask, you got my boat, no questions asked.
I'm like, are they really gonna just keep dropping her
in here until he uses the boat? So I'm glad
he used the boat here because I just I don't know.
I found it a little bit cheesy. But anyways, back
to what I was saying about what was I saying Geo? Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I really I'm really interested to see what's
going on here. I feel like he's just a drug smuggler.
I don't really think he's killing anyone or murderous. I
don't think he's gonna fit on Dexter's code. But yeah,
he just you we really learned a lot about him
and him with Deb that Okay, he's engaged or I
guess married, right, and engaged, he's he's doing jobs for
his parents.
Speaker 2: It doesn't need a passport.
Speaker 3: He can just go in and out wherever he wants
to go, which is super susy. And he did not
care about leaving Deb behind on this island.
Speaker 2: And just totally screwing her over.
Speaker 3: So it's immaculate that Dexter happened to just be there.
But there's definitely more going on with this guy, uh,
and that story is far from over. I don't think
they could wrap up that story in an episode at.
Speaker 1: This point, yeah, because it's definitely like an organized crime
set up, Like he's not definitely not the main head
hauncho of it. So I don't know, I'm just I like,
I feel like that storyline is enough to have like
the main season threat being that maybe just a little
bit more gets revealed.
Speaker 3: Well, I can see like this acting as the incentive
to get deb onto the force. But apparently that happens later, right,
apparently she becomes like a drug addict, you know.
Speaker 2: I'm just I deferred to a Travis said.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna have to google this because I'm do
we know what happened to Estrada, like after alse that
was done, after he chopped off Laura Moser.
Speaker 2: I can't remember because there was three.
Speaker 3: One went and got arrested and the other two because
Dexter got all one of them died of old age,
Dexter got one and then Dexter had a shot at
the other because the other was being moved out of prison,
and I think that's where Miguel Prada helps him because
it was he's the da Funny enough, Michael Prada mentioned
in this episode, which was the guy looks like him,
which was crazy.
Speaker 1: I did not remember that guy at all. So your
your rememory of the original Miguel Prada. I mean, now
that you're talking about him, it certainly come back. I
can't picture his face though, So yeah, when she was
smooching him, that had no effect on me. I had
no idea who that was. It's been too long since
I've seen that.
Speaker 3: As soon as you see it, Bailorghana.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting, oh fuck, oh yes, oh yes, okay, yes,
I like that actor. I wow, such a memorable face,
and I forgot about it. But uh yeah. The reason
why I was asking about that because I'm like, are
they gonna do something with Geo that like he's working
with Strat or something like. It all ties back to that,
and that's who Dexter is gonna pop off at the
end of season. I just couldn't remember if that was
handled or talked about in the original Dexter, so Yeah. Anyways, anyways,
what's gonna happen with Geo, We don't know, we have
no idea. Yeah, but definitely a horrible move. I mean
I feel like he just went He was so consistently
like a nice guy throughout the whole show, and then
like within that fifty minute spam he just like straight
up evil. It's like, fuck you bitch, get off my boat,
like like you just I feel like it was just
such an abrupt, like wild evil guy reveal. To have him,
like I don't know, be a part of a lot
of the season, to just have it like end that quickly,
it just it just seemed weird to me. So, uh yeah,
I'm interested in what is going to happen, uh following
him if and if it is going to be tackled.
I would be surprised if it's not. But maybe that's
a good idea actually, to just not even have him
talked about for the rest of the season because we
already have other things to worry about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot more important things going on, like
especially Laura Moser and that whole dynamic, which that was
just like yeah, well before we.
Speaker 2: Get into that and the them just like the Chainsaw Scene.
Speaker 1: Texas Chainsaw Masker, the povs.
Speaker 3: So the idea that so you know that Laura needs
to be kept safe, she's the informant all that. Oh
my gosh, she's at the park with her kids and
Dexter like runs up and it is like, you know,
you could you could brush that off as just a
kid being friendly or whatever, but what.
Speaker 2: Does he do.
Speaker 3: He's like, oh, one quick throw and he just runs
off with kids and they're like wrastling around.
Speaker 2: It's like, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 1: Oh man, he does not give a fuck about Laura's
life to yeah, just so nonchalantly. First of all, just
a terrible idea to like meet like this, and they're
just like talking facing forward. It in I don't know,
it just seemed like a horrible way to do a
secret interaction. And multiple times they like turn and like
look at each other and like talk to each other,
and then yeah, of course Dexter comes out. And it
was so funny because they make such a point of
evident emphasis that like it's such a scary thing that
that's happening, because if anyone's watching, they're obviously gonna know.
They're like looking around okay, okay, yeah, just just a
quick throw and then he just like all jovial, goes
and plays catch and then it's like whatever, and then
it's just a quick cut to like really intense music
and just a guy with binoculars, and I just I
audibly laughed. I could not believe just how goofy that
sequence was. And yeah, just pretty much such a lackluster
care for Laura and the children's lives and mister Morgan there,
so yeah, super poorly conducted. Yeah, and then yeah, it
led to the you know, the nail polish scene, the
kicking the door, just terrifying sequence, and this is what
we've been I don't want to say waiting for just
maybe cautiously waiting. I don't know, I don't know what
type of term to call it. But yeah, they they're
in the crate, and it's a more terrifying than I
was picturing it to be Honestly, I didn't really think
of multiple people being in there, and just the idea
of them just like chainsawing people beating up to you
getting chainsawed, like just the psychological damage that does, and uh,
you know, the poor children in there is very graphic.
Oh yeah, no, absolutely not the zoom in of his people.
Speaker 2: Mom to I get them.
Speaker 3: Obviously, you're in a situation you're not gonna be thinking clearly,
you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Be freaking out.
Speaker 3: But the mom was just like the silver Dexter's face,
his fingers spread out so he.
Speaker 2: Can just watch everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty fucked, but they didn't do it quickly either.
It's gonna be uh drawn out, probably for the whole
rest of these last two episodes. But yeah, very very scary.
Speaker 3: Anyways, switching tunes with with that because he has sitting
up that kind of narrative and so we can kind
of seguay to like Brian Moser, because I was picking
that curveball at all when they were looking into the
trying to get his feet you know, like the murderers,
trying to find.
Speaker 2: Himself, get his feet wet.
Speaker 3: He's killing these people, he's trying to figure out what
best works. And so this is him becoming a serial killer,
which is funny how it kind of parallels Dexter and
Dexter's path.
Speaker 2: Is Dexter just becoming a serial killer.
Speaker 3: As well, and so them finding these documents and look,
Whereto not being kind of privy to it and the
fact that Harry is just his name is all on
this this evidence reports, and like it's just absolutely fucked.
Speaker 1: He pocketed the file that look whereta found, Like it's
just like, oh my god, this guy is such a
terrible detective. I guess he's a good detective, he's a
terrible uh bad guy and uh spy. So yeah, now,
I my initial reaction to the to the b Moser
stuff was negative, Honestly, I was. It just seems like
too much tying everything together for like the family storyline.
Maybe the more I stew on it, the more okay,
I'll be. I did like how you you said it
does parallel Dexter's journ and I didn't really think of
it that way, and in a positive sense, because it
would make total sense that he would be going through
his own evolution, Like clearly he's still he's still a
human being, like before he was the ice ice truck killer,
So yeah, it would make sense that he's doing his
own kind of original sin storyline. So yeah, I don't know.
Maybe I'm more open to it the more I think
about it, but just my initial reaction is just it
just seems like they're trying to tie too many things
to have like one ultimate storyline and just didn't seem
too necessary. And also by this point, like we were
already juggling other things with like Captain Spencer and his
son and then all the flashback stuff like it, it
just seemed like we already had a lot with Geo
as well in deb But I don't know, we'll see
what happens. I'll wait to fully judge it. But yeah,
my initial first impression not so hot, but yeah, and
then fucking Harry super sus and this was a scene
I just I just could not stop laughing at. And
they're like going through the files. It's like, uh, yeah,
I think I will have some of that shitty coffee.
Doesn't say anything, She's like, uh, okay, I guess I'll
go get it for you. Like such a dickish way
to just put like Taylor, I'm thirsty, go get me
some fucking coffee, Like that's essentially what it meant to Like,
it was just so weird. And then uh yeah, him
just sweatily going through the file like I don't know,
I don't I don't know why he didn't just grab
it and put it in his bag. Or something, and
then look at it later like he's just like going
through it all, and then he's like sweating, like looks
at the door and you just see like La Guerta
like pouring her coffee, and like the two other detectives
are like making comments. It just it seemed like such
a goofy sequence. And then he's just such a goofball
she found out anyways, because he fucking left the file
out when he went to go get a taco. Like, man,
I'm just I don't know, I feel like Harry is
just such a goof goofy guy uh in this show,
at least at least for me, And just these like
intense moments, they just just feel so goofy anytime he's
he's on screen here, and especially like the flashbacks we
already talked about, like when he was in the park
and just like just just looking around with his side
burns and his seventies Miami vice looks. But anyways, I
digress I found it funny when he was going through
the file and likea Guerta didn't didn't address it, you know,
she gave him the cold shoulder. I guess they got
the phone call that was a little bit more intense
because mister Bob, that's a name, right, Bob got shot
yeah in the neck, right in the fucking neck. God,
and he's gonna live.
Speaker 2: No, I think he's gonna die.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kevin Spence, Yeah, so what would that be?
Speaker 3: That would be I mean, he's not a direct kill,
but it's indirectly Captain Spence getting him killed.
Speaker 1: Which is absolutely it is right. He's the one that
wants portrayed this whole thing. And it's even what Dexter said,
like if I had followed him, like I could have
into this whole thing. So just adding a little bit
more uh fuel to the saran wrap room, seeing that's right.
Speaker 3: And I really do quite enjoy him having these conversations
conversations with his dad like oh, you know, like Captains this, this, this,
that that that, and the Dad's just Harry's like, uh no,
like we're not you fucking idiot.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's not even a conversation. He's just
like dismissing everything.
Speaker 3: Dexter says, yes, yeah, yeah, which I mean I get it,
like they've been friends for a long time and YadA, YadA, YadA,
but it's true. Yeah, this is just this is a
whole new ball game just to see it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: It seems like, yeah, it seemed pretty like to me.
It just seems so like we've been here before already.
Like Harry just immediately dismissing like a suspicion that Dexter has.
I think when he like double double downs on like
he's been with the Force for like thirty years, he's
known him for all this time. Still it's like, okay, yeah,
like you still listen to Dexter. But I think I
gave it a pass when he mentions that like he
knows what it's like to lose the sun, and then
he kind of like hones it on that, So yeah,
I don't know. I still feel like Harry he did
have an idiot for a lot of times in the show,
but in that moment, it's like, Okay, I at least
understand why he wouldn't want to listen to dex Plus
he has so many other things going on. Dev's just
gone missing, and uh yeah, and then like obviously though,
the two cases that he's kind of following right now
are really heating up. So that's right, Harry's not in
the best mind state.
Speaker 3: But yeah, no, and I wonder if we're going to
see him kick the can in this show or because
he I remember suicide, Yes, because that's after he sees
Dexter's killer room. Yeah, it's one thing for him to
be in the killer room and be on the table,
but I think this is when he commits suicide. He
sees Dexter kill someone on his table and just how
he's got the room set up, and it's just all
kind of sick.
Speaker 1: So Harry's like, ah, like, yeah, you fucking sick.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, nice.
Speaker 1: Okay, well let's take another outbreak. Then we'll keep on
keeping on. All right, we kept on to other field
we were Where are we going?
Speaker 2: Now? Where are we going? Now?
Speaker 1: Dead one for a nice boat ride here. I mean
we already kind of talked about geo and stuff, but
uh yeah, no, I I liked I like the deb
stuff here. I like to just see like the actress
going through all the emotions and like the I thought
she did a good job just portraying the character. A
lot of debisms for sure. I mean, she she just
killed it throughout the whole show. She's been so consistent,
but uh man, what a She's showing a lot of
harryisms also at moments because she's just such a fucking
dummy by dumping that diamond brace in the water, initially
like and then instantly, oh, I should have pawned it
maybe and no shit, like I as soon as she
looked down at the bracelet, I knew what was gonna happen.
And I'm like, don't do this, this is so stupid.
And then I guess you can make the you know, well,
this is how Dexter finds out that you could just
hide a body in the ocean and once it's in
the ocean, they'll there be found. But like, fuck, make
it drop a phone or something, not this like diamond bracelet.
It's probably worth like fourteen grands. So I don't know,
I'm just frugal. I guess it just cringed me weird
like CGI as it floats down to the ocean too.
I don't know, I just I just got triggered by that.
I think it was also just I knew it was
gonna happen, Like as soon as she like says fuck
you to Geo, I'm like, she's gonna toss that bracelet
or something like she's just a But anyways, we got
to see.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure this was his actual boat that he gets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Slice of Pie, right, I thought that's what
it was called.
Speaker 2: It's called Slice a Pie. Yea, his boat's called slice
of Life.
Speaker 1: Okay. It looked like the Shame Make and everything though.
It was like a twin en.
Speaker 2: So maybe he maybe he buys it off of her
and then changes the name.
Speaker 1: She kills her dumps her body in the ocean, and
that's right, and then he changes the name of the boat.
That's my particularly because.
Speaker 3: I remember she doesn't last forever in uh as a character,
like when we get to like the present day stuff.
Speaker 2: I remember.
Speaker 3: It's funny how our boat is called slice of Pie
because there was an episode where she's in the hospital
and she's all about that key lime pie in this show, no, no, no,
and in the main show because that same lady, the
lady who owns the boat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does the records.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure it's the same lady, because they've been
dropping all these pie situations or scenarios with her in
this show. And then I remember her being in the
actual main series with Dexter.
Speaker 1: Wow, your memory of the original show is baffling me.
I feel like I barely remember like any of that.
I just remember like the main plots, but uh cause
for a rewatch I guess anyways, Yeah, slice of Pie.
I thought for sure it was his boat, just because
I knew it was called Slice of something and I
just assume that's what it was because it looked like
the exact same boat. But yeah, cool fan of the
make and model. Getting to the Captain Spencer here, I
think the reveal of him came way too early. I
feel like last episode it blew my mind that like
it was revealed there. But I think ever since that reveal,
anytime I see him like being like the Captain and like.
Speaker 2: You gonna find my fucking son.
Speaker 4: We gotta fucking get this motherfucker, and like I just
he's just so fucking goofy for me now, Like I
don't know, it just seems like he's so overacting the
scene and it just makes it so less believable for
me that like this is the guy who who took
his own son and to have like, Okay, I'm gonna
take my own son and then I'm gonna lead the
investigation and I'm gonna be able to just be that
great of an actor like twenty four seven and show
the emotion that I just lost my son, even though
it's me.
Speaker 1: I don't know, like maybe it's gonna reveal this guy's
like the biggest psychopath. I mean, I guess you have
to to be able to do that sort of thing,
especially to your own son, But I just think it's
such a wild acting, Like he has to be the
best actor anyone who's ever seen in order to like
do this and be like the main captain not only
leading the investigation in a wrong direction without slipping up
at all in a room full of like Miami Metro detectives,
but also you have to show that you're like a
grieving father and like not accidentally reveal anything like fuck off,
There's no way that you can fucking do that. You
would have to get an oscar for that. I don't
know that just just that, And I think I never
thought his behavior was super goofy until he did the reveal.
And maybe I'm misremembering the early portions of the season,
but I just feel like he's ramping it up so
much on the ridiculousness now after the reveal happened. Maybe
it's just my perception of it because now I know,
but I don't know. I just I'm not a fan
of what they're doing now with him because it's just
it's so goofy to me, just just all of the
scenes when he's just like pushing that you can't fucking
keep me away. That's my fucking son in there. Like
I'm like, I don't know, it's just it's a lot.
It's it's it's a lot, and I'm not necessarily vibing
with it. I think if the reveal would have happened
like Penultimate going into the like the finale episode and
like that's when the reveal happens, I just think it's
too much like dangling something in front of me now
and I just get that shit out of my face.
I don't want that.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 3: How you feel, I feel I'm a little bit more
positive on it, but I can see where you're coming from.
Speaker 2: Uh, yeah, you have to be.
Speaker 5: Like state of the art actor, just to state of
the art, yeah, state of the art. Yeah, just to
pull that off, because it's you're in there and you
just got your buddy shot and he's on his deathbed
and she got this whole gunfight that just unfolded and
then he's just staying composed, and he's like, oh, yeah,
there's the kid's shirt that was on my son inside
the house here, which I don't know. It's just I'm
looking forward to everyone finding out the truth about him.
But I don't think that's gonna be the case. I
think when it comes to him, we're probably going.
Speaker 3: To see, wow, you know, slight slice of life, right
or slice of pie.
Speaker 2: He'll be tossed overboard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you think it'll be like a like a
Harvey Denz situation where no one actually knows what he
did or the like it was just a dexter that
like silently takes him out.
Speaker 2: I think so. But yeah, we'll we'll see, We'll see
what happens here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I I I feel like I mostly think no
one will find out of like what he did. I
think it will be like a silent takedown type situation,
or maybe yeah, that happens and he goes out like
like I don't know, somehow is perceived as a hero
or or something like that happens. Yeah, that's just kind
of the vibe that I'm getting. But hopefully, hopefully I'm wrong.
I don't think it'll be like a like a trial
or anything. I really believe that Dexter will be the
one to because he just fits everything on the list,
right of of who would be a candidate for the
table and the saran wrap. So I just think it's
it's also been a big build up, so like we
don't get that, you know that release that Dexter would
call it. You feel a little pent up, But yeah, cool, well, uh,
what else do we got? What else do we got? Got? Uh?
We already talked about Estrada, where you talked about Geo,
We talked about Brian Moser. I already mentioned the amazing
transitions that we had in this in this particular episode,
can you imagine just getting swatted while you're just going
to town in the bedroom, just like clapping cheeks, Then
all of a sudden you just have a swat guy
kicking the door, waving the four four.
Speaker 2: And just.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know, there's something about that. I'm like, man,
that would be the worst case scenario. It would be
not great, Like you keep going how close are you like?
What happens there? No, I don't think they're gonna let
you finish? But no, yeah, oh, and then I was
gonna mention we had Dexter with the classic blue cap,
you know, doing like his Joe from You Investigating. I
feel like I have a pet peeve now in movies
whenever we have our character like like following someone and
then they're going to a door and then they knock
on the door, and then the person that opens the
door does this tailor they look and then they're like, hey,
come in for the audio listeners. I just like looked
both ways as if I'm looking for someone in the
street that could be watching for me, because they ever
fucking see the person that's on the streets. There's always
someone from the street. Because we're our camera. What we're
looking at is the eyes of the person doing it.
And I swear every single time the person the door
they like look towards us, It's like, what the fuck
are they even doing that for? Like they're looking for
someone watching them and there's someone watching for them. It's
it's not just this show that does it. It's been
bugging me for a while now. So when it happened here,
it just I got heated. But uh, I don't know
they Uh Dexter found that yellow bag, right, and I
thought maybe that could be something that he like the
captain's fingerprints supposedly would be on that right, and yes,
everyone saw him not grab that. Well, I guess yeah.
The opposite always said nobody saw him grab that. So
if Dexter finds those prints on that bag and then
nobody saw him grab that while they were there, I
feel like that is super siss. Maybe it's a long shot,
maybe they're not even gonna think about that. But when
Dexter held the bag, I thought that might have been
something that he was gonna like bag then try and
look for fingerprints, and then I don't know, maybe at
least like tell Harry, you know, like like I was
following him, this was the bag, there's his fingerprints on it,
like all these things. But maybe I was reading into
it a little bit too much. But yeah, no, I don't, uh.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I was I gonna say.
Speaker 3: The him him kind of second guessing himself and like
tailing them and then thinking, oh, I gotta go get
deb And if only that wasn't the case, if only
I was able to stick around and save Bob's life
or something like that, and paraphrasing, of course, yeah, I
thought that would help memory of where I was going
at that point, but I can't remember.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's all right. We got some of the
chat watch with Wes. Did it cross your guy's mind
that Nikki might be in the wood crate? I guess
it was just whatever's on the seat. Yeah, I think
it was just whatever was under the seat, and it
looked like it was a bunch of small boxes. I
thought that was going to open it just reveal guns
or drugs or money. I imagine it's one of those
three things. But yeah, no, if I mean, if we
didn't see that under the seat, yeah, that definitely would
have been something for discussion. But who knows. Cool. Well,
if there's nothing else to talk about, there's nothing else
to talk about, we can call it here. We'll be
back next week. Are you back next week?
Speaker 3: I need to figure that out. I might yeah. Well no, no, no, no,
I wouldn't say it'll just be you. They'll definitely will
be someone else here.
Speaker 1: We'll see, we'll see what's what's happening then. But until
then I'll be here at least, and we'll be talking
about some dexter original sin. But the next time we'll
be here. Bye bye bye,