Warning Spoilers Ahead! Holy Shit is all I have to say. What a way to mess with my mind until Febuary when season four starts!! FEBUARY!!! The episode was intense, with all types of things going on. I am going to miss Charlie, but he went out unexpectedly. The Jack flashforward parts were really a twist, but well played. I just need to think about it, let it all sink in, and then watch it again in a couple days.
Lame. What a lame season finale.
You should stop reading now if you don’t want to read spoilers.
The entire episode was lame. The final fight with Sylar. Peter is the bomb. Nathan coming to save the day. Talk about cliche after cliche. Uggg. Highly disappointing after such a great ride this season. I really think NBC had no idea the show would turn into a ratings megaton and really overhyped certain episodes, such as the ‘Save the Cheerleader’ campaign earlier in the season. It was a let down.
Hopefully the season finale of Lost can save the day…
So I previously wrote about the show Dexter about a month ago and my addiction for the show is growing with each episode. First the Ice Truck Killer, and just recently the whole real father angle. I just keeps getting better and better. If you have Showtime you should watch this show, as I consider it the best new show on television this fall.
So Showtime has a new show called Dexter that follows a blood spatter expert for the Miami Police Department who happens to also stalk and murder the guilty in his spare time. Dexter hunts down people that slip through the system and has his way with them. Dexter is played by Michael C. Hall, formerly of Six Feet Under, portrays this man who doesn’t understand human contact, but has to play by the rules so he doesn’t get caught. Dexter is directed and produced by Michael Cuesta, who did the movies L.I.E. and Twelve And Holding, which I saw at the Seattle International Film Festival. The show reminds me of a more light hearted Nightstalker (the new one), mostly due to the show having a sense of humor even with such a strange story and characters. The show is well worth checking out, so turn in to Showtime.
