I thought the ending was poor and it mirrored the final season.  It wasn't the worst episode of the season since there were some awful episodes prior to the finale.   I just find the character changes from episode to episode frustrating.  In the second to last episode, he didn't kill  the brain surgeon (who was played by a really shitty actor,by the way) because he found love.  Now in the final episode, he leaves his child and the woman he loves (allegedly) because...um I don't really remember why he left then.  Since I'm on that topic, the plotline to give him a son with Rita wasn't a neccesary one in retrospect.  He rarely watched Harrison and really Harrison was more of a hinderance to him.

In Dexter's world,  actions have no consequences.  These writers really didn't follow up on many of the major plotlines of the past seasons.  Renenber, Frank Lundy's death in S4?  Barely mentioned after that. 

They misused Captain Matthews in the last year.  Gave him a spot on the main cast and proceded to give him very little to do.  He could have at least given a few good one liners per episode.

They should have just stuck with McCown who was playing lights out and at a Pro Bowl level.  I'm not sure about their playoff prospects though.  That Bears run D is BAD with all of the injuries and the pass rush  hasn't been good this year.  I'm trying to figure out the Niners myself.  Kapernick has looked bad against good teams  and is nowhere near as good as last year.  That D is still good though.  I can't really trust the Lions because they do a lot of stupid things and commit penalties like crazy.  I'm more bullish on the Packers though and think they could make a run if they get in and Rodgers is healed.  The NFC East winner will probably be one and done in the playoffs as neither of those two teams (Cowboys and Eagles) can play defense well.

The AFC is just plain bad this year.  I think the Ravens and maybe the Chargers are the best chance for a #6 seed to go far in the playoffs.  I'd like to believe in Cincy but they seem to struggle vs good teams.  The Colts have struggled the past two months and that is only masked by the fact that they play in the worst division in the NFL.  Manning  will choke in January as usual.  And the Pats without Gronk are very vulnerable as evidenced by yesterday's defeat.  I'm actually rooting for KC in the AFC .

As for my favorite team the Titans, I'm just rooting for them to lose the last two games so they can fire Munchak and start over again.  They need a QB bad.  The closest thing to winning football I'll see from this club is that  retrospective of the 1993 Oilers that aired the other day on the NFL Network.

It has no direction.   I'm starting to think that this is worse than Season 6.  At least that season had a nice Mos Def performance and the end of S6.  Words can't describe how shitty Season 8 is.

You have a gazillion pointless plots with secondary characters that don't really matter or are interesting.  Does anymore really care about Jaime?  Whatever hapened to Batista investigating LaGuerta's death?  Oh and the Zak storyline was painful since we've seen it before and really the actor  playing Zak was awful.

The dialogue in these past episodes was awful.  This show has turned into a soap opera with none of those redeeming qualities.  Oh and also there were some gigantic plot holes as well.

The only reasons I'm watching are a)I want to see how it ends. B)it does a really good job of putting me to sleep after I watch it.

I've seen Nostahlgia (1983) and came away kinda confused and bored.  Is this film or Solaris any better?  Donwfall is one of those films that I always want to watch but always put off for whatever reason.

Maybe he was going there to check out the antiques/ rareities.  But the cane bothers me.  Probably because I assume he is still in good physical shape.