It's the penultimate episode of Dexter! This has been a pretty bonkers season, but things seem to be building to a big finish. Why is everyone so awful at hiding Hannah? Is Dexter's moral epiphany a satisfying one? Does Deb's arc fully work considering everything she's been through? And what's up with that bizarre climactic scene? Tune in to find out.<br /> <br /> SHOW NOTES: <br /> <br /> 0:28 - Intro and clip<br /> 6:21 - General thoughts<br /> 8:52 - Dexter at Vogel's crime scene<br /> 12:32 - Batista's farewell toast<br /> 14:34 - Hannah is still awful at remaining hidden<br /> 17:42 - Quinn needs a restraining order, is terrible at interrogations<br /> 22:22 - Dexter has a moral epiphany<br /> 25:44 - Oliver as an interesting villain not properly developed<br /> 33:10 - Deb and color symbolism<br /> 34:32 - A small Easter egg, the show gaining momentum<br /> 38:00 - Deb is now totally on Dexter's side; twisted morality<br /> 50:21 - The bizarre climactic scene<br /> 1:00:53 - A lack of moral consequences, thoughts on how the series might end<br /> 1:06:43 - Ghost Harry is gone!<br /> 1:08:39 - Show close<br /> <br /> DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing [email protected]. Thanks for listening!