Dexter Morgan channels Charlie Sheen?

"Winning!"

Thanks for the promote
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*promote

Heh hilarious. All about the nuance and timing, and Dexter's got both in spades.

Wait, the video stopped before Dexter murdered and dissected the guy

Dexter and Jean-Ralphio!

Dexter really started losing myself and my wife around the end of season 4 (Trinity). Trinity was an awesome character, but the way that Dexter made everything so ridiculously complicated for himself and everyone when it so didn't need to be (really, he really had to let Trinity go for so long and not lead police to him because he wanted to do it himself, but then didn't and then left it and then, and then... urgh, so drawn out).

So, yeah, that leading to what happened in the final episode of Season 4, which was completely avoidable had he been just slightly smarter/less self interested... that pretty much made us lose a lot of interest in the show.

Then we only got a few episodes into season 5 before we just gave up and figured we had better things to do/watch. It's a pity because seasons 1-3 were amazing, we watched them in the space of a fortnight or so. Having put it off so long because I thought I could never get into a show that had you empathise with a serial killer... but there you go, it did a great job.

Until then... until then.

I don't think we'll be able to pick it back up again, we'll always have our memories

I take it as a deliberate message to fans that season 5 was weak, and that season 6 will return the series to its former glory. >> ^Hybrid:

It's a bit strange that they reference seasons 1-4, but completely ignore 5.

>> ^Hybrid:

It's a bit strange that they reference seasons 1-4, but completely ignore 5.


I assume they are still (re-)airing season 5 and don't want to give away any spoilers. That's my guess anyway.

I was hoping for a bloody slap at the end, a la the intro to Dexter.

Turns out having superstitions can actually improve your golfing, motor dexterity, and memory: http://pss.sagepub.com/content/21/7/1014.short

I just finished The Pacific. I really liked Band of Brothers, so I had high hopes, but in the end I felt it was not completely up to par with its predecessor. Nice to learn a little bit of WW2 history from the other side of the globe, though.

Right now I'm at a loss as to what I should watch next. I watched the first two episodes of Mad Men, and while I enjoyed the retro scenery, the storyline didn't really drag me in. I'm thinking of continuing on with season 3 of Dexter, and watch Arrested Development for comedy, since everyone speaks so highly of it. When Game of Thrones comes out, I will watch that. I would love suggestions, though. Things I've seen and enjoyed in the past:

-Deadwood
-The Wire
-Battlestar Galactica
-Firefly
-Doctor Who
-Rome

>> ^Xax:

Wasn't terribly satisfied with Liddy's end last season of Dexter... shame they didn't keep him around longer.


I couldn't agree more. They gave us Keith Carradine for two whole seasons so why not another great character actor?

To see Dr. Pete in action, watch mauz15's sifted series, Engineering an Empire.

http://videosift.com/video/Engineering-an-Empire-The-Persians

Wasn't terribly satisfied with Liddy's end last season of Dexter... shame they didn't keep him around longer.

Previously on Dexter...

Yes, I have to admit that as a Pianist I am intrigued by this. However, I have several warm up exercises already that I find very useful indeed that increase strength and dexterity. These ones might help though. But I won't know until I try! >> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

I know this guy is weird..
But seriously, those exercises totally work.
I found a couple of his videos back when I was into sleight of hand and they definitely helped.
My fingers were slow and I could barely isolate my ring finger and pinkie.
If you practice guitar or piano or anything that calls for nimble fingers..
your life will be so much easier if you perform those exercises before your session.
I wish I add $50 bucks to waste on the dvd. =/