I just watched this episode today (previously Foxtel IQ decided to fuck me over and not record it through series link). This scene and the gun/phone selecting scene were hilarious.
Yeah, how dare she go through emotional turmoil after giving up what was a good, loving relationship while simultaneously being unexpectedly thrust into a position of incredible responsibility where people have high expectations of her, either to succeed or fail, all while the city is terrorized by a religious nutbag serial killer and her coworking friends are awkward around her now because she's their boss and the only source of support she hopes to be able to go to is her secretly serial murdering foster brother she's unknowingly in love with who acts extremely closed off and isn't very social or affectionate in general. It's too bad she was forced to see a therapist for probably the first time in her life and that results in a whole lot of soul-searching and inflection she'd otherwise never have had.
@@alexanderholzer7392 I can deny that deeply flawed claim, in fact. I did just now, I have before, and I will to anyone else who makes similar claims. I'm not saying these seasons were perfect. They're obviously not touching Season 4's quality, but each season thereafter is good in its own right.
@@alexanderholzer7392 yeah season 8 was a joke: Dexter letting his sister get killed because he needs to move with the girl who tried to kill his sister? The guy who has no feelings? What a joke
"I'm here if you...need a chair" LOL Poor confused Dex
"You can sit on me whenever you need to."
@@dregling5884 ayo?
Dexter hears "You're a chair."
*Confusingly looks at chair*
inner Dexter: "That looks nothing like me."
LMAO. The Dark Passenger is puzzled.
"Yeah but i don't want a chair, i want a table." :D
Dexter confusingly staring at the chair was pure gold
I do love how Angel legitimately wants to help Dex but realizes this one is above his pay grade
Yer a chair dexter
I'm a wat???
*laughs in Harry Potter*
That part had me dying lol
I have to re-watch this entire series just in time for the re-launch. I missed all those brilliant bits of wisdom the first time.
The new episode was a masterpiece
It's unfortunate it was taken off of Netflix.
awh i miss Dexter
Ehe
"You're a chair."
"Well, looks like I'm pulling your number next..."
I’ll be your chair Debora
i want a table
Chair > Table
Because a chair...
... is a chair.
Mmhmm.
MMM
CHAIR IS MADE OF CHAIR
INDEED
"Does your sister ever say anything that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever?"
"All the time..."
The most human moment from Dexter, ever 🤣💀
I like chairs
He’s a chair because Debra use to want to sit on him.
Bruhh 💀
I just watched this episode today (previously Foxtel IQ decided to fuck me over and not record it through series link). This scene and the gun/phone selecting scene were hilarious.
whats the sound of one show jumping the shark? Chair.
Funny.
That's true of all peo0le I think
hahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhaha this is so fucking funny
@AnsweringChristians1 i love deb but i didnt like her this season too much crying and therapy and thoughts of the worst tv couple ever
Yeah, how dare she go through emotional turmoil after giving up what was a good, loving relationship while simultaneously being unexpectedly thrust into a position of incredible responsibility where people have high expectations of her, either to succeed or fail, all while the city is terrorized by a religious nutbag serial killer and her coworking friends are awkward around her now because she's their boss and the only source of support she hopes to be able to go to is her secretly serial murdering foster brother she's unknowingly in love with who acts extremely closed off and isn't very social or affectionate in general. It's too bad she was forced to see a therapist for probably the first time in her life and that results in a whole lot of soul-searching and inflection she'd otherwise never have had.
@@plgrn8r683 Triggered. You can't deny this show plummeted into soap opera territory.
@@alexanderholzer7392 I can deny that deeply flawed claim, in fact. I did just now, I have before, and I will to anyone else who makes similar claims.
I'm not saying these seasons were perfect. They're obviously not touching Season 4's quality, but each season thereafter is good in its own right.
@@alexanderholzer7392 yeah season 8 was a joke: Dexter letting his sister get killed because he needs to move with the girl who tried to kill his sister? The guy who has no feelings? What a joke