"The problem I have isn't directly with Lithgow, but the long time he spent in comedy.

THe long duration he's spent away from thrillers causes doubt, as he may have forgotten how to truly portray a person who's psychotic and is running from the law.

I'm ordering Raising Cain with Netflix so I can watch it, to see how good/bad he was. I know many have problems with "inconsistencies" portrayed by Lithgow, I don't care.

As for Deb, it's time for a meltdown. She'll ponder which man to go for, as that's her way of dealing with things, and obviously Dexter will help to get her to choose Mr. Right. (THis is a guess)

As for a 3-way or love triangle, I doubt it. She usually dumps one and goes for the other, or gets dumped and gets another.

As for Deb just dumping Anton, I doubt that. She would be more offended by being dumped for someone's job, than some illegal substances being hidden in the apartment. Maybe if she finds Anton cheating on her.

As for Lithgow taking Dexter's kids, I think Rita will still be pregnant. So, maybe he'll take 4 for a kind of blooper. As there's a kid in her, and her two kids.

Hopefully Lithgow remembers how to pull off a sociopath, and doesn't come off like Brian Moser did. That was annoying. I know they were brothers and all (Dexter & Brian) but the guy tried to kill your sister, and he kidnapped her, not to mention stabbing your friend. He even broke into your apartment, and threw a head at you.

NO crying!"

"The problem I have isn't directly with Lithgow, but the long time he spent in comedy.

THe long duration he's spent away from thrillers causes doubt, as he may have forgotten how to truly portray a person who's psychotic and is running from the law.

As for Deb, it's time for a meltdown. She'll ponder which man to go for, as that's her way of dealing with things, and obviously Dexter will help to get her to choose Mr. Right. (THis is a guess)

As for Deb just dumping Anton, I doubt that. She would be more offended by being dumped for someone's job, than some illegal substances being hidden in the apartment. Maybe if she finds Anton cheating on her.

Hopefully Lithgow remembers how to pull off a sociopath, and doesn't come off like Brian Moser did. That was annoying. I know they were brothers and all (Dexter & Brian) but the guy tried to kill your sister, and he kidnapped her, not to mention stabbing your friend. He even broke into your apartment, and threw a head at you.

NO crying!"

"The problem I have isn't directly with Lithgow, but the long time he spent in comedy.

THe long duration he's spent away from thrillers causes doubt, as he may have forgotten how to truly portray a person who's psychotic and is running from the law.

I'm ordering Raising Cain with Netflix so I can watch it, to see how good/bad he was. I know many have problems with "inconsistencies" portrayed by Lithgow, I don't care.

As for Deb, it's time for a meltdown. She'll ponder which man to go for, as that's her way of dealing with things, and obviously Dexter will help to get her to choose Mr. Right. (THis is a guess)

As for a 3-way or love triangle, I doubt it. She usually dumps one and goes for the other, or gets dumped and gets another.

As for Deb just dumping Anton, I doubt that. She would be more offended by being dumped for someone's job, than some illegal substances being hidden in the apartment. Maybe if she finds Anton cheating on her.

As for Lithgow taking Dexter's kids, I think Rita will still be pregnant. So, maybe he'll take 4 for a kind of blooper. As there's a kid in her, and her two kids.

Hopefully Lithgow remembers how to pull off a sociopath, and doesn't come off like Brian Moser did. That was annoying. I know they were brothers and all (Dexter & Brian) but the guy tried to kill your sister, and he kidnapped her, not to mention stabbing your friend. He even broke into your apartment, and threw a head at you.

NO crying!"

"She won't be discovering herself, she'll be discovering Dexter, or at least some of him.

The other good thing about this storyline is that it gives Deb something to do which isn't about her love life. Sure, they'll probably be some Lundy/Anton indecision, but there's no reason it will have to take up the whole season.

And, more importantly, having Deb searching the files etc will give her a storyline that is connected to Dexter and his fate. The problem I had with season 3 was a lot of the stuff that was happening - such as Deb and Anton, the Quinn/IA thing, Ellen and Maria - wasn't connected to Dexter, while in season 2, virtually everything was. That's why season 2 was a lot more interesting for me."

"Not a problem. Here it is:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30502581/"

" And that was always going to be a tougher question to answer and pull off dramatically, especially midpoint of a five-season storyline where they didn't want to be giving too much away too early.

I just thought season 3 tried to be too ambitious, and just didn't quite pull it off. A few things just weren't quite right.
"

"The problem I have isn't directly with Lithgow, but the long time he spent in comedy.

THe long duration he's spent away from thrillers causes doubt, as he may have forgotten how to truly portray a person who's psychotic and is running from the law.

I'm ordering Raising Cain with Netflix so I can watch it, to see how good/bad he was. I know many have problems with "inconsistencies" portrayed by Lithgow, I don't care.

As for Deb, it's time for a meltdown. She'll ponder which man to go for, as that's her way of dealing with things, and obviously Dexter will help to get her to choose Mr. Right. (THis is a guess)................................

NO crying!"

"I think we might see his reaction, in flash-back.

I reckon we'll get a brief montage of what's happened in the six-months beforehand, including the birth in that.

After all, they really don't need to show a lot of the birth, just Dexter's reaction, and that need only take up 10 seconds or so. So it's perfect montage territory.

"We want a montage! Even Rocky had a montage!"
*cue Team America World Police*"