hairlesswookiee
PALPATINE CRUSADER!!!!
Agreed. She reminds me of most of the girls you see on campus.
Lol....not all professional women act like that. Most of the ones I've worked with conducted themselves the proper way.
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Lol....not all professional women act like that. Most of the ones I've worked with conducted themselves the proper way.
Darth Caedus
Formerly Congerking
hairlesswookiee
PALPATINE CRUSADER!!!!
LOL....I hope not because there's a really hot one that worked in the clinic that I used to be in.
El Skutto
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Chimera 1
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I completely agree. I don't see how she has many lines on the network channels when they rerun the show. All she does is cuss. I thought that one of the things holding her back from getting detective was her mouth, but they must have let that go.
DinoLast
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1. I like Deborah, yes she was annoying, but after the Ice truck killer she became more sympathetic to me.
2. Michael C Hall, co-executive producer and star of the show is married to her in real life, so I don't see her leaving the show anytime soon.
2. Michael C Hall, co-executive producer and star of the show is married to her in real life, so I don't see her leaving the show anytime soon.
Its a great show, but i agree she needs to stop acting 13 regarding relationships. She needs to eat some damn food.....and we need way more Darla nudity!
DinoDB1975
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I didn't know they re-run the show on network TV...just curious, which network is it?
DinoLast
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CBS who owns Showtime
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I'm not a huge fan of Deb as a character, but she's necessary to keep Dexter grounded, especially in the first season. Although it might be interesting to see Deb's murder drive Dexter go bat ^^^^ crazy.
El Skutto
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I always kick around ideas about how each Dexter season will turn out & I'm always wrong. That's one reason why I like the show, they always throw alot of curveballs.
I did think about the idea of the Trinity Killer eventually going after Dexter's three children somehow. Since Lundy's health seems to be mentioned quite a bit, possibly he has a heart attack and dies knowing about Dexter? Anton does nothing for the show, maybe they'll kill him off too.
it's fun to guess, but who knows what will actually happen.
I did think about the idea of the Trinity Killer eventually going after Dexter's three children somehow. Since Lundy's health seems to be mentioned quite a bit, possibly he has a heart attack and dies knowing about Dexter? Anton does nothing for the show, maybe they'll kill him off too.
it's fun to guess, but who knows what will actually happen.
DinoDB1975
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Yeah, the best thing about this show is that it's hard to guess what will happen.
However, it has been established that the Trinity Killer is so named because of his modus operandi. He kills in threes, and the three deaths follow a pattern. His first victim is killed in her bath by severing the femoral artery. Though we haven't seen this in an episode yet, it can be extrapolated from the previews at the end of each episode that his second victim (also female) is killed by a fall from a large height. Not sure what the third killing is/will be. He kills in threes following the same MO, disappears, then reappears again to kill in three.
His MO could later be interrupted and it's conceivable that he could go after Dex's children, but I doubt it. Serial killers are so considerate that way, always following a patttern.
However, it has been established that the Trinity Killer is so named because of his modus operandi. He kills in threes, and the three deaths follow a pattern. His first victim is killed in her bath by severing the femoral artery. Though we haven't seen this in an episode yet, it can be extrapolated from the previews at the end of each episode that his second victim (also female) is killed by a fall from a large height. Not sure what the third killing is/will be. He kills in threes following the same MO, disappears, then reappears again to kill in three.
His MO could later be interrupted and it's conceivable that he could go after Dex's children, but I doubt it. Serial killers are so considerate that way, always following a patttern.
DinoLast
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From what I have read Dexter starts to find the Trinity Killer fascinating in the fact that he has managed to live the life of a serial killer for 30 years. With Dexter looking increasingly incapable of juggling his work, family and serial killing, he's wondering if he could learn a thing or two from this guy.
DinoDB1975
Super Freak
Pretty interesting. Hadn't considered that.
Darth Caedus
Formerly Congerking
That's what I get from that too. Dexter can barely do it going on 6 months, yet the Trinity Killer has been doing it for more than 30 years. It's odd though, it almost seems that The Trinity Killer AND Harry are almost de facto telling Dexter that he shouldn't have a family. Harry's telling Dexter that they are distractions and he should almost get rid of him and he also tells Dexter that the only way the Trinity Killer has gotten away with it for 30 years is because he DOESN'T have a family.....should be an interesting rest of the season.
So, is it that the killer always kills in threes or is it that all his kills can be related to the number 3 ?
He kills his first victim 3 decades ago & he goes back and kills another in the same house/same manner.
Also, it seems that after 3 decades of killing, he wants to be caught (he's crying in the shower, punishing himself with hot water?). Ending his crime spree relating to the number three?
He kills his first victim 3 decades ago & he goes back and kills another in the same house/same manner.
Also, it seems that after 3 decades of killing, he wants to be caught (he's crying in the shower, punishing himself with hot water?). Ending his crime spree relating to the number three?
