Post your deepest, wildest theories and/or wishes for tomorrow’s update! I’ll start
POV: they go full send and release all the different endings they filmed, leaving everyone with a “choose your own adventure”-style ending.
POV: they reveal there are two episodes left. and Dex was smart enough to wear a bulletproof vest and a balloon filled with blood leaks for when he landed.
It still doesn't sit right with me, but he did explain the writers' logic. Basically, etorphine (M99) and ketamine are commonly mistaken for one another in real-world autopsies, so the assumption is that the drug was misread by the BHB task force as ketamine. Kind of shaky logic, but there was still thought put into it. They chose the drug largely because of MCH's song called Ketamine. So there it is, discuss.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilZX5h6m3nA&t=1954s around 27min
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Interested to see what they have to say about how the finale went for them.
https://twitter.com/DexterDaily/status/1480250826564243457?t=kvByCiXcFzpKIWZX16Aq3g&s=19
Wow, just wow, this guy knows how to write an episodes. He’s credited with episodes 6 & 9, the two best this season & episode 9 might be the best one of all time…
I want to rewatch this episode before I get into theories but every scene made me think of another theory, I just like to enjoy & take in an episode before rewatching & evaluating what may come but I can see both Dexter dying & being Harrison’s dark passenger or being in jail & Harrison trying the ritual but is clumsy without dexter..
Quick side note: I do think that dexters encounter with the rare white buck in the beginning was symbolizing his now relationship with Harrison (the white buck) & now that they’re closer than ever it makes even more sense. Can’t wait to rewatch this episode & see how finale breaks the internet…
This is a cool added touch to the series being able to listen to the behind-the-scenes of New Blood, making a show during a pandemic, interviewing the directors, writers, and actors, etc. A new episode drops every Tuesday.
This was a really cool podcast episode from start to finish, especially listening to how Clancy talked about his character and acting with MCH. I felt Clancy mentioned some subtle “Easter eggs” regarding the finale.
Also, it was fascinating to listen to how the episode came to be from and all of the little details that I feel as viewers we potentially take for granted, such as location, color/saturation, lighting, camera angle, etc.
AND they mentioned 1.09 referring to this episode, which is interesting considering that this is labeled as a special event series.
Synopsis: Clancy Brown joins Executive producer Scott Reynolds to discuss his journey as Dexter®: New Blood “big bad” Kurt Caldwell. Director Marcos Siega and Director of Photography Hillary Spera also talk about bringing Episode 9 “The Family Business” to life.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/36Ww6RzpnBBqSwjw3Cw5rN?si=e4TlcVioT6yvDU0oDicihg
I was watching Netflix’s Red Notice and realized that it’s very similar to The Rundown. After that, I couldn’t stop picturing Sean William Scott saying all of the same lines and thinking he’d do as good of a job or better than Ryan Reynolds. Now, I can’t unsee/unhear it.
pretty please!!
Discuss
Watching dark at the moment and the realization hit me. Am I the only one who thinks that? Am I weird?
I didn't know about it....so...I'm posting in case there are others out of the know. it's available for streaming or purchase on Bandcamp. also you can get a hard copy from his website. I got the cd and a bunch of stickers.
I hope this doesn't come off as a sales pitch...I just fuckin love scott and his voice. I have no affiliation with him. I totally dig his jazzy chords and his voice is golden.
that's ALL.
