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Honestly, while I don't feel like we lost him, a character that could have changed the show completely, I still believe that Craig should have lasted a little longer

Or rather give them a chapter focused on him to at least see what the life was like of some of Red John's subordinates and the Cult control that he had in them, of course without revealing the existence of the Blake organization or things like that

It seems strange to me that from time to time the girl goes out with boys similar to her Father

Apart from the jokes I really don't understand why it'

I understand that a person has that complex when he has a relationship that is too complicated with his father or too attached, but Phil is normal as far as it goes, I have never seen him being either very abusive or very attached in an unusual way

In my opposition

Lila would be the stereotype of a crazy fan and would visit Dexter in prison for a while

I think Miguel would still be alive and I like to think that at least he wouldn't be a murderer

Trinity committed suicide

Jordan Chase would never be caught and Lumen would be killed

Travis Marshall would have killed the entire department since Dexter would not be there to save them all

And the truth is I don't know what to think with the last two

I've always found everything related to Walter's mom curious; she's mentioned only a few times.

Assuming the outcome, I have two theories.

Either she raised him making him believe he's special, superior, or exceptional, regardless of what he does.

Or she belittled him in a very passionate way.

There's also the detail that Walter's father died when he was very young.

And that maybe could have led him to a dilemma of being "the man of the house" or something like that; I wouldn't know how to explain myself.

When they offer him the job at Gray Matter, now that I rewatched the series I see how ridiculous it was that I supported that the first time I watched the series

I mean the guy preferred to stay in a business where they almost killed him in the first few days and where he still didn't know if he was even going to have the success he expected or at least not get killed before achieving it

Before simply setting aside his pride and accepting a better job that would have helped his family and would have prolonged his life more, he was willing to kill and be a criminal for his family but not to let go of his ego for her

For me, some iconic Walter quotes would sound very ridiculous if they weren't gloriously interpreted by Bryan Cranston

But at the same time I feel that they work for the character, the guy has such an excessive Ego that sometimes he threw phrases just to satisfy him, but that in another situation would sound very ridiculous

The phrase "I am the danger" would sound kind of bad if you remove the serious context from the scene and in a realistic scenario I think the other traffickers would see him as a very high egolomaniac when they hear him say the phrase "say my name

But hey, at that point the guy literally thought he was the last Coca Cola in the desert, or well, better said, the one who makes the only Coca Cola in the desert

De verdad que quería pegarle a Muscle Man en todo este episodio.

Seriously, the desire to make money was noticeable with this saga, although this title will never stop making me laugh even more when I remember that the movie was released a year after the "final chapter"

There is news that they are reconsidering doing the Trinity Spin Off (if I also think it is unnecessary) If it's about a young trinity, which actor would you like to play, the truth is I don't remember if in the trinity photos the guy was someone stocky like Tony soprano in the first season or if he still had that air of a tender dad but I was guided more by those who meet the second option

The duo of Krillin and Gohan is quite underrated; they were excellent throughout the entire Namek saga and had some great moments in the Android saga.

I know they lost those moments once Gohan grew up, but it would have been nice to see them teaming up in the Tournament of Power, even if it was just in a filler episode.

I think one of the show's strengths was how easily it could make you dislike many secondary characters and feel no pity for their deaths—for example, Benji or most of Kate's friend group.

It had the ability to take secondary characters you initially disliked and suddenly make you feel empathy for them in a single episode. That happened to me with Cherry and Corey And especially Forty

Every time I watch an online video about The Mentalist and especially about Red John, there's always some guy saying, 'I wish they'd followed the path from the book where Patrick is Red John,' and there are idiots who actually believe the show is based on a book and criticize it for not being faithful to the source material—until someone else has to step in and say that the show isn't based on any book, and that the book in question was written by a fan.

My question is: does that goddamn book actually exist, or is it just something that the people who had Patrick as Red John as their wet dream made up?

I think that practically the cap was written by itself

Recurring sadistic killer

Funny interactions between Patrick and Dexter, Patrick discovers what Dexter is all about.

Patrick decides to give Dexter the recurring killer for his table and says nothing because he thinks it does "good"

An interaction between Cho and Debra, Masuka being Masuka with Van Pelt resulting in both her and Rygsby beating him up

I think that practically the cap was written by itself

Recurring sadistic killer

Funny interactions between Patrick and Dexter, Patrick discovers what Dexter is all about.

Patrick decides to give Dexter the recurring killer for his table and says nothing because he thinks it does "good"

Interactions between Cho and Debra, Masuka tries her own thing with Van pelt with violent results with Rygsby and things like that

I feel that Victor's design should have been a bit more "marketable" so to speak

I mean, I think terrifier for example wouldn't have the impact it had if Art didn't have the design that it has

I seriously beg you not to comment on the same mistake that the original series made of pretending that almost nothing from the previous season had happened by discarding plots

I have a hunch that Harrison's love affairs with Gigi and his co-worker at the hotel are going to be scrapped, I honestly hope not

I've seen that many people want them to do a Spin off of Brian but I've still had a hard time knowing what it would be about

At least in my case, I liked the movie I found it entertaining

I just think they should have done the chucky design better