So...right on cue...we have Harry, who couldn't handle the real Dexter, popping in to warn him about getting close to Miguel.
Fine. But where has Harry been this whole time when it came to warning him about Rita? Nowhere to be found. And that's NOT fine. And that's a big part of the problem with this series: inconsistency.
And a lot of double talk.
And that gets old.
And...yet again...we have another "key message" delivered via answering machine, just like the message delivered via answering machine from Lila which was overheard by Rita. And yet another sign of weak, lazy writing. The original luster/shock value of "Dexter" simply does not hold up under closer examination/closer viewing.
Especially after seeing the relationship between Dexter and Hannah. Everything after that pales by comparison, and makes watching earlier seasons frustrating.
Fine. But where has Harry been this whole time when it came to warning him about Rita? Nowhere to be found. And that's NOT fine. And that's a big part of the problem with this series: inconsistency.
And a lot of double talk.
And that gets old.
And...yet again...we have another "key message" delivered via answering machine, just like the message delivered via answering machine from Lila which was overheard by Rita. And yet another sign of weak, lazy writing. The original luster/shock value of "Dexter" simply does not hold up under closer examination/closer viewing.
Especially after seeing the relationship between Dexter and Hannah. Everything after that pales by comparison, and makes watching earlier seasons frustrating.