Thread started: Nov 30 2008, 10:45 PM EST
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You know, for this particular episode, I don't have much to say. The ending was crazy and leaves everyone wanting more of course, but the rest of the episode didn't really do it for me. I recall looking at my clock and seeing it had been 42 minutes since the show started, and all that had happened really was Syl catching Miguel with La Guerta. I'm mega pumped for the next two episodes, just this episode seemed like a lot of filler up until the last five minutes.
It looks like Masuka is going to have something going on with the Bachelor Party lady. It's about time. His character could use some real development, and having a steady relationship is a good way to do that.
Did anybody else see Jeff Lindsay, the author of the Dexter novels (and therefore Dexter's REAL father) in this episode? He was the vice cop outside Gianna's hospital room. It was a bit part, but it was good to see him there. Its comforting to know he still approves of the show even after they've taken it in such a drastically different direction than the novels.
One more thing, PLEASE PEOPLE NO SPOILERS. In the discussion in this thread you can put details for this particular episode, but please don't spoil anything for the next two episodes for anybody. I'm seeing people are slowly starting to leak spoilers on this wiki regarding episodes 11 and 12. I don't want to know them. A lot of people may not want to know them. If you know a spoiler, please be respectful and put them elsewhere so people who don't want to know them won't read them. And make sure to label your threads appropriately if there are spoilers in them too! I've put too much time into watching this season for somebody with a loose tongue to ruin it all.
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RE: Thoughts on "Go Your Own Way"
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Dec 7 2008, 8:42 PM EST
I'm assuming King is actually a very wealthy drug dealer and enforcer. Plus he's not just a tree trimmer - he owns the business. He is a criminal who doesn't want to draw too much attention to himself - which is, after all, a theme of the show!
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