Share
Deconstructing the Dark Passenger
Dexter Season 3 Episode 7 - "Easy as Pie"
Season 5, Ep. 7
•
Deb's hair, Quinn's tan, and F***ing Albert Chung
There are as many different understandings of justice, innocence, and mercy as there are ways to make key lime pie. Dexter learns a hard lesson here, but at least this one won't be in vain.
#Dexter #Season3 #EasyasPie #keylimepie #albertchung
Questions, comments, and theories – deconstructingthedarkpassenger@gmail.com
Follow us everywhere – https://linktr.ee/deconstructingthedarkpassenger
Other shows, episodes, schedules, random announcements, and (coming soon) merch! – chasmotic.com
Theme Music:
"Cuban Sandwich" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
More episodes
View all episodes
6. Dexter Season 3 Episode 6 - "Sí, Se Puede"
30:28||Season 5, Ep. 6Mom and Mom are fighting, the sordid truth about key lime pie, and losing Rita to the darkness of the 2008 real estate market. Following the usual pattern of the original series, the mid-season muddle kicks in, and with it the feeling of treading water with wild editing that emphasizes rather than elides impossible timelines. Day is night and night is day. But this is also a dive into Camilla's arc, and what should be one of Dexter's most consequential relationships. #Dexter #Season 3 #Sisepueded #keylimepie5. Dexter Season 3 Episode 5 - "Turning Biminese"
40:15||Season 5, Ep. 5HIPAA violations, misremembered balls, and bupkis.Dexter would absolutely buy oceanfront property in Arizona. His earnestness is necessary for the particular growth narrative the writers have chosen to follow, which is odd considering the amnesia he seems to have for the lessons he should learn from its indiscriminate application. So Miguel Prado continues to play him like violin, to the detriment of his relationship with Rita. Won't be the last time.4. Dexter Season 3 Episode 4 - "All in the Family"
39:19||Season 5, Ep. 4Dexter’s (the show’s) biggest weakness is that Michael C. Hall is too good at his job. His consistently outperforms spotty characterization, giving us a Dexter Morgan that continues to lie to the audience and himself, and letting us see character growth in a more organic way than the script seems to want to allow. Nowhere is this more evident than watching his actions betray his voice over when it comes to Rita and the kids.3. Dexter Season 3 Episode 3 - "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"
35:39||Season 5, Ep. 3C is for Cheerios Guy, Z is for Zucchini, and S is or Should Have Paid Better Attention in Spanish Class. The dynamic between Dexter and Miguel sets in, whether Dexter realizes it or not. (Though in fairness, he was taken in by a used car salesman with a bad hairpiece just last season.) Dexter will only ever meet his match once or maybe twice (that we know of), but in terms of bald manipulation, he doesn't have much to against Miguel Prado.2. Dexter Season 3 Episode 2 - "Finding Freebo"
28:58||Season 5, Ep. 2Elevator etiquette, great hair, and Chicky Boom Boom Hines.1. Season 3 Episode 1 - "Our Father"
34:11||Season 5, Ep. 1The importance of flossing, laminate complexes, and nasty nasty nasty pudding.An immediate tonal relief from the chaos of Season 2, the first episode of Season 3 is not without its problems. Editing glitches and a few jarring stylistic choices make the episode feel sloppy around the edges. Still, there is a luridness here that is reminiscent (for the best) of Season 1.11. Dexter Season 2 Episode 11 - "Left Turn Ahead"
41:19||Season 4, Ep. 11Heathy hydration in the Everglades, the importance of language education, and theft prevention tips.