As I've said previously, the theory doesn't require that the professor never existed. Only that he doesn't exist now. It's 6 episodes in and he still hasn't talked to anybody other than Travis.

Preview of next episode or something? Didn't see it.

Really liked what they did in this most recent one, though. Dex couldn't overcome his dark passenger despite his relationship with Sam, and just like that, his brother's back in his mind. That was Brian's first appearance since Season 2, I believe. Looks like he may replace Harry, who has always represented Dexter's moral responsibility. Dexter's smile at the end at seeing him...it could be the start of Dexter going down a very dark path, indeed.

I think this says more about a lack of patience on your part than anything wrong with the show. I think it's developing just fine, Sunday's episode was probably the best of the entire season so far.
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Yeah, sooo lame they spoiled it all in the preview. Just like Walking Dead and the return of Merle. Really wish they wouldn't do those previews at all.

"Trinity" is back in Nebraska with 2 new "victims"
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Sounds like a throwaway episode now that the Brother Sam saga is over. The writers have to put in something while we wait for the Doomsday duo conclusion. Seeing Dexter embrace his darkness and brother once again should be interesting over the next few weeks, though.
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Kind of a boring episode this week...I wish they had stayed with Brian Moser for longer.

The good news is that they've renewed the show for two more seasons.
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it was getting good in the end, you can def. tell that they're getting ready to let the shit hit the fan.
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Yeah the fact that Geller knows Dexters face could cause quite a problem, especially since he is aware of Deb now too
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Even though it was obvious they were going to off the sister as the Whore of Babylon, I liked the episode.
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Yep, bet the show goes there. :-)
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Assuming Gellar actually exists, which I still don't have any reason to believe.
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Not one person outside of Travis has ever interacted with Gellar, not even a waitress ostensibly serving them both food. You have to find that a little suspicious.
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I'm leaning toward split personalities, though they're making it a bit obvious (which makes me think plotline swerve)
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At this point, I think it would be more of a twist if Gellar actually exists.
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It was soooo obvious that I was hoping the "twist" would be to not do the expected twist. As it stands, I'm disappointed. A decent episode tainted by that predictable ending. Now,'hopefully that's out of the way... They can do something more interesting.
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ya, I was kind of hoping that Gellar was alive and the mastermind behind all of this, it seemed to predictable to actually be true.
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Yeah...I've been waiting for that reveal since episode #2. It was too long and predictable. Could be a good last 3 episodes with that out of the way, though.
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