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Dexter Recap: The Incest Taboo
By Richard Rys
Unless the title of last night’s episode was meant to suggest a surprise Martin Lawrence cameo, it was safe to assume we’d see a return of the Ice Truck Killer evidence and the Prof’s severed palm. But in what was, for my money, the biggest shock of the season, there was a third hand in play — Dexter’s, as he engaged in some erotic chopstick action with his sister. (Incest is really having a moment.) Travis also tries to gas Miami Metro, LaGuerta’s a dick as usual, the Feds muck up the Doomsday Killer investigation, and a bunch of other stuff happens. Did I mention that Deb dreamed she almost kissed Dexter? No offense taken if you skip the rest of this and head straight for the comment board to talk it out. We all might need some time with Deb’s shrink after that Chinese food scene. (Some free advice, Deb — easy on the beer next time you and your bro hang out.)
The episode begins without the usual Dexter voice-over as we dive right into the hunt for Travis. Deb mentions the “anonymous tip” from 911, but doesn’t mention the caller was her brother, who made no attempt to disguise his voice. In another of the many odd or downright illogical moments in recent weeks, Dexter seems only mildly bothered by the fact that he’s largely responsible for Batista’s predicament, along with all the innocent people Travis already killed. After a psycho pep talk, Travis sends Beth to Miami Metro with a backpack of toxic gas and Batista’s I.D. card. Despite looking nervous — like someone who’s trying to smuggle a WMD into a police station — it only takes her two tries to awkwardly swipe the badge in plain view. Then again, this is the most inept homicide department in America. She probably could have carried the canisters in a picnic basket and while wearing an “I Am Wormwood” T-shirt and someone would have directed her to Deb’s office. At least Beth goes out in style, with some nice foaming at the mouth and the classic “bloody hand clawing at the window in vain hope of relief from death’s sweet embrace” move.
In what was the most obvious moment of the night, Dexter is warned that the toxic gas has left him vulnerable to extreme dizziness after physical exertion — y’know, the kind that comes when you’re wrestling with a serial killer at a marina. But with the final tableau on the way — the Lake of Fire — he doesn’t have time for an ER visit. Travis nearly caps Batista, but instead eludes capture by home-invading an elderly couple and killing them in their kitchen (but showing tenderness to their cat — is Travis also a PETA member?). To pump himself up for his next art installation, he paints what could be an awesome Slayer album cover (Satan! Hellfire! Tormented souls!), but then totally ruins it by replacing the devil’s face with Dexter’s (bald and horned is not a good look for him).
As for those hands, Dexter uses his Prof souvenir to lure Travis out from hiding. It’s unclear whether Travis was more enraged by Dexter’s taunting or that the public might think Dexter’s low-budget tableau was actually DDK’s handiwork (666 in blood? So trite). Surprisingly, no harm came from stashing the thing at work. Then there’s Louis, who thanks Dexter for his harsh video-game review. “You just made me realize I’ve spent my whole life on the sidelines playing make-believe games,” says the intern. “Now I want to get out there and make my life count for something.” That apparently means drawing palm-reading lines on the Ice Truck Killer hand and shipping it to Dexter. Clearly he is screwing with the wrong blood-spatter analyst.
Elsewhere at Miami Metro, Deputy Chief Matthews gets screwed by LaGuerta — who is now officially a one-dimensional scheming asshole boss — and blames Deb, as if she needs more shit on her sandwich (did I mention that she’s hot for her brother?). Speaking of Lieutenant Morgan, if there’s been an MVP on the show this season, it’s Jennifer Carpenter. In the scene where Deb chews out Quinn and Batista, Carpenter masterfully tightrope walks between anger and emotional meltdown. There’s also the speechless pause after her shrink suggests she may have unsisterly feelings for Dexter that says more than any F-bomb she’s ever dropped. Maybe this attraction to Dexter is a temporary diversion, or even a stress-induced response to all the fucked-upitude in her life. But the therapist makes a convincing argument about her possible semi-incestuous feelings, which aren’t as sick as they seem at first. Sure, they grew up together, but they’re not (irony alert) blood-related. They’re also each other’s best friend, save for one teeny secret Dexter is somehow still keeping from her. Still, it seems impossible for Deb to avoid either death or institutionalization by the end of the series.
Thanks to Dexter’s ill-timed dizzy spell, Travis casts him as the star in his Lake of Fire display, which of course involves a lake and a bunch of fire. Dexter survives an explosion, but is left mighty confused about where he’s headed next. With no more tableaus to complete and an apocalypse to launch, Travis might need new interns. Louis’s game plan has only just begun. And there was something else, too … oh, right, and Deb might want to bang her brother.
A few of the most ridiculous moments from last night and some thoughts before the finale:
• Why didn’t Dexter tell Deb that he recognized Beth because he looked up Doomsday Adam online and saw them in a photo together? The deception seemed unnecessary. That’s nothing that would have exposed him.
• Before the slo-mo hug between Dexter and Deb, he tells her, “I’d never let anything happen to you.” Is that just the kind of thing he says that makes her think those impure thoughts, or is it foreshadowing some badness?
• Deputy Chief Matthews tells Deb that he had sex with the hooker, then left for some unstated reason, and when he returned, she had OD’d. Where the hell did he go? A sandwich run? Feed the parking meter? A post-high-class-call-girl-humpfest stroll?
• Why would the Homeland Security agent set up shop in Deb’s office? Aren’t there any open rooms at Miami Metro other than the one Beth expired in?
• Will Louis be the second coming of the Ice Truck Killer? Or maybe a “greatest hits” killer who reprises some of Dexter’s classic foes? Something tells me he doesn’t know about Dexter’s Dark Passenger, but he might find out the hard way one day.
• Dexter says he dumped the leftover Prof pieces in the swamp. Why not the ocean?
• Speaking of risky, why would Dexter send Travis a cell-phone video? That might be his most careless move to date. If the cops ever found that phone, Dexter’s screwed.
• And why would he set up a kill scene on a boat at a marina in the middle of the day?
• At the scene of Dexter’s fake tableau, it’s mentioned that the security cameras weren’t trained on that statue. Again, the increasingly careless Dexter didn’t think to disable them just in case.
• Does Travis carry his art supplies with him everywhere he goes, including when he’s fleeing a police raid moments after he tries to set a cop on fire? Or was all of that paint just lying around the old couple’s house?
• Is there still a chance that Quinn will redeem himself and go out as a hero? Or will he just trade his badge for a twelve-step program? Anderson seems ready to step up as his replacement.
• Will Jamie become Louis’s first victim?
• How has Dexter survived this season with such a low body count? He’d usually be going more nuts than usual with a dry spell like this.
• How will Deb confront her feelings about Dexter? And will she confront him with them, too?
The Postmortem
Best quote: “What did stalkers do before the Internet?” —Dexter investigating Doomsday Adam and pondering how difficult serial killing would be without online access
Debra Morgan Vulgar Outburst of the Night: “Fuck yes, I’m becoming upset because you make it sound like I want to, be with him or something.” —in defensive denial of wanting to touch her brother’s chopsticks
Vince Masuka Pervo Line of the Night: “Bukkake, bukkakay.” —his unique take on the old “tomato, to-mah-to” line
Kill Tools: airtight police room, Wormwood gas, a swift shove.
http://nymag.com/daily/en(...)he-incest-taboo.html
By Richard Rys
Unless the title of last night’s episode was meant to suggest a surprise Martin Lawrence cameo, it was safe to assume we’d see a return of the Ice Truck Killer evidence and the Prof’s severed palm. But in what was, for my money, the biggest shock of the season, there was a third hand in play — Dexter’s, as he engaged in some erotic chopstick action with his sister. (Incest is really having a moment.) Travis also tries to gas Miami Metro, LaGuerta’s a dick as usual, the Feds muck up the Doomsday Killer investigation, and a bunch of other stuff happens. Did I mention that Deb dreamed she almost kissed Dexter? No offense taken if you skip the rest of this and head straight for the comment board to talk it out. We all might need some time with Deb’s shrink after that Chinese food scene. (Some free advice, Deb — easy on the beer next time you and your bro hang out.)
The episode begins without the usual Dexter voice-over as we dive right into the hunt for Travis. Deb mentions the “anonymous tip” from 911, but doesn’t mention the caller was her brother, who made no attempt to disguise his voice. In another of the many odd or downright illogical moments in recent weeks, Dexter seems only mildly bothered by the fact that he’s largely responsible for Batista’s predicament, along with all the innocent people Travis already killed. After a psycho pep talk, Travis sends Beth to Miami Metro with a backpack of toxic gas and Batista’s I.D. card. Despite looking nervous — like someone who’s trying to smuggle a WMD into a police station — it only takes her two tries to awkwardly swipe the badge in plain view. Then again, this is the most inept homicide department in America. She probably could have carried the canisters in a picnic basket and while wearing an “I Am Wormwood” T-shirt and someone would have directed her to Deb’s office. At least Beth goes out in style, with some nice foaming at the mouth and the classic “bloody hand clawing at the window in vain hope of relief from death’s sweet embrace” move.
In what was the most obvious moment of the night, Dexter is warned that the toxic gas has left him vulnerable to extreme dizziness after physical exertion — y’know, the kind that comes when you’re wrestling with a serial killer at a marina. But with the final tableau on the way — the Lake of Fire — he doesn’t have time for an ER visit. Travis nearly caps Batista, but instead eludes capture by home-invading an elderly couple and killing them in their kitchen (but showing tenderness to their cat — is Travis also a PETA member?). To pump himself up for his next art installation, he paints what could be an awesome Slayer album cover (Satan! Hellfire! Tormented souls!), but then totally ruins it by replacing the devil’s face with Dexter’s (bald and horned is not a good look for him).
As for those hands, Dexter uses his Prof souvenir to lure Travis out from hiding. It’s unclear whether Travis was more enraged by Dexter’s taunting or that the public might think Dexter’s low-budget tableau was actually DDK’s handiwork (666 in blood? So trite). Surprisingly, no harm came from stashing the thing at work. Then there’s Louis, who thanks Dexter for his harsh video-game review. “You just made me realize I’ve spent my whole life on the sidelines playing make-believe games,” says the intern. “Now I want to get out there and make my life count for something.” That apparently means drawing palm-reading lines on the Ice Truck Killer hand and shipping it to Dexter. Clearly he is screwing with the wrong blood-spatter analyst.
Elsewhere at Miami Metro, Deputy Chief Matthews gets screwed by LaGuerta — who is now officially a one-dimensional scheming asshole boss — and blames Deb, as if she needs more shit on her sandwich (did I mention that she’s hot for her brother?). Speaking of Lieutenant Morgan, if there’s been an MVP on the show this season, it’s Jennifer Carpenter. In the scene where Deb chews out Quinn and Batista, Carpenter masterfully tightrope walks between anger and emotional meltdown. There’s also the speechless pause after her shrink suggests she may have unsisterly feelings for Dexter that says more than any F-bomb she’s ever dropped. Maybe this attraction to Dexter is a temporary diversion, or even a stress-induced response to all the fucked-upitude in her life. But the therapist makes a convincing argument about her possible semi-incestuous feelings, which aren’t as sick as they seem at first. Sure, they grew up together, but they’re not (irony alert) blood-related. They’re also each other’s best friend, save for one teeny secret Dexter is somehow still keeping from her. Still, it seems impossible for Deb to avoid either death or institutionalization by the end of the series.
Thanks to Dexter’s ill-timed dizzy spell, Travis casts him as the star in his Lake of Fire display, which of course involves a lake and a bunch of fire. Dexter survives an explosion, but is left mighty confused about where he’s headed next. With no more tableaus to complete and an apocalypse to launch, Travis might need new interns. Louis’s game plan has only just begun. And there was something else, too … oh, right, and Deb might want to bang her brother.
A few of the most ridiculous moments from last night and some thoughts before the finale:
• Why didn’t Dexter tell Deb that he recognized Beth because he looked up Doomsday Adam online and saw them in a photo together? The deception seemed unnecessary. That’s nothing that would have exposed him.
• Before the slo-mo hug between Dexter and Deb, he tells her, “I’d never let anything happen to you.” Is that just the kind of thing he says that makes her think those impure thoughts, or is it foreshadowing some badness?
• Deputy Chief Matthews tells Deb that he had sex with the hooker, then left for some unstated reason, and when he returned, she had OD’d. Where the hell did he go? A sandwich run? Feed the parking meter? A post-high-class-call-girl-humpfest stroll?
• Why would the Homeland Security agent set up shop in Deb’s office? Aren’t there any open rooms at Miami Metro other than the one Beth expired in?
• Will Louis be the second coming of the Ice Truck Killer? Or maybe a “greatest hits” killer who reprises some of Dexter’s classic foes? Something tells me he doesn’t know about Dexter’s Dark Passenger, but he might find out the hard way one day.
• Dexter says he dumped the leftover Prof pieces in the swamp. Why not the ocean?
• Speaking of risky, why would Dexter send Travis a cell-phone video? That might be his most careless move to date. If the cops ever found that phone, Dexter’s screwed.
• And why would he set up a kill scene on a boat at a marina in the middle of the day?
• At the scene of Dexter’s fake tableau, it’s mentioned that the security cameras weren’t trained on that statue. Again, the increasingly careless Dexter didn’t think to disable them just in case.
• Does Travis carry his art supplies with him everywhere he goes, including when he’s fleeing a police raid moments after he tries to set a cop on fire? Or was all of that paint just lying around the old couple’s house?
• Is there still a chance that Quinn will redeem himself and go out as a hero? Or will he just trade his badge for a twelve-step program? Anderson seems ready to step up as his replacement.
• Will Jamie become Louis’s first victim?
• How has Dexter survived this season with such a low body count? He’d usually be going more nuts than usual with a dry spell like this.
• How will Deb confront her feelings about Dexter? And will she confront him with them, too?
The Postmortem
Best quote: “What did stalkers do before the Internet?” —Dexter investigating Doomsday Adam and pondering how difficult serial killing would be without online access
Debra Morgan Vulgar Outburst of the Night: “Fuck yes, I’m becoming upset because you make it sound like I want to, be with him or something.” —in defensive denial of wanting to touch her brother’s chopsticks
Vince Masuka Pervo Line of the Night: “Bukkake, bukkakay.” —his unique take on the old “tomato, to-mah-to” line
Kill Tools: airtight police room, Wormwood gas, a swift shove.
http://nymag.com/daily/en(...)he-incest-taboo.html
Hoe komt het dat Metro niet eens weet wie de vriendin is van DD Adam. Faalquote:Op dinsdag 13 december 2011 09:31 schreef Tanin het volgende:
Die vrouw met die bom vond ik wel vet gedaan. Ja, het was een cliche moment, maar een goed cliche moment als je het mij vraagt, de rest van de ep daarentegen...
Combineer je intelligentie met je humor...NU!!
Geheime strandvideo's met topless meiden, zomer 2010
Geheime strandvideo's met topless meiden, zomer 2010
Die explosie op dat bootje en die vlammen; hoe nep 
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heb jij dan wel is iets van benzine op water in de fik gezien?quote:
Die explosie op dat bootje en die vlammen; hoe nep
en explosies zijn altijd nep, een jerrycan explodeerd niet zomaar hoor
Snap ik capt. Obvious. Alleen de explosie, kom op zeg, ze kunnen tegenwoordig toch wel iets beters qua spec effects als dit toch?quote:
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heb jij dan wel is iets van benzine op water in de fik gezien?
en explosies zijn altijd nep, een jerrycan explodeerd niet zomaar hoor
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Er zitten dit jaar toch wel ernstige plotholes in hoor....neem alleen al stomme dingen zoals dat Dexter de dd-killer een bericht kan sturen maar die telefoon niet kan opsporen...hallo? triangulation anyone?
By three methods we may learn wisdom:
First, by reflection, which is noblest;
Second, by imitation, which is easiest;
and third by experience, which is the bitterest.
First, by reflection, which is noblest;
Second, by imitation, which is easiest;
and third by experience, which is the bitterest.
Nog een paar:
Dat er nu dus ergens in een huis met dode bejaarden een groot muurschilderij is van het laatste tableau met Dexter's gezicht erop. Hoe wil hij dat gaan uitleggen?
Dat Homeland-securtiy echt niet even natrekt waar die anonieme tip vandaan komt. Right
Hoe Travis als Quinn aanbelt wel tijd heeft om alles in de fik te steken, maar niet om toch nog even snel een kogel door Batista's hoofd te jagen.
Waarom Matthews eigenlijk ooit LaGuerta, een vrouw die altijd al uit is op z'n positie en daar vuile spelletjes voorspelt, ooit heeft kunnen vertrouwen met zulke persoonlijke informatie. En als dat dan uitkomt, niet eens LaGuerta verdenkt maar Deb.
Dat twee mensen in leidinggevende functies als Matthews en Deb überhaupt tijd hebben om rustig te gaan dineren de avond nadat er een gas-aanval is geweest op hun hoofdkwartier.
Dat Travis een paar afleveringen geleden nog twijfels had over z'n "missie", maar sinds Dexter dode Gellar heeft ontdekt een miraculeuze karakteromslag heeft gehad naar iemand die gewoon puur slecht is.
Waarom de anders altijd zo voorzichtige en alles plannende Dexter niet naar het ziekenhuis gaat om te zorgen dat die top fit is als hij een gevaarlijke geestelijke gestoorde seriemoordenaar in de val lokt.
[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door Lonewolf2003 op 13-12-2011 13:31:42 ]
Dat er nu dus ergens in een huis met dode bejaarden een groot muurschilderij is van het laatste tableau met Dexter's gezicht erop. Hoe wil hij dat gaan uitleggen?
Dat Homeland-securtiy echt niet even natrekt waar die anonieme tip vandaan komt. Right
Hoe Travis als Quinn aanbelt wel tijd heeft om alles in de fik te steken, maar niet om toch nog even snel een kogel door Batista's hoofd te jagen.
Waarom Matthews eigenlijk ooit LaGuerta, een vrouw die altijd al uit is op z'n positie en daar vuile spelletjes voorspelt, ooit heeft kunnen vertrouwen met zulke persoonlijke informatie. En als dat dan uitkomt, niet eens LaGuerta verdenkt maar Deb.
Dat twee mensen in leidinggevende functies als Matthews en Deb überhaupt tijd hebben om rustig te gaan dineren de avond nadat er een gas-aanval is geweest op hun hoofdkwartier.
Dat Travis een paar afleveringen geleden nog twijfels had over z'n "missie", maar sinds Dexter dode Gellar heeft ontdekt een miraculeuze karakteromslag heeft gehad naar iemand die gewoon puur slecht is.
Waarom de anders altijd zo voorzichtige en alles plannende Dexter niet naar het ziekenhuis gaat om te zorgen dat die top fit is als hij een gevaarlijke geestelijke gestoorde seriemoordenaar in de val lokt.
[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door Lonewolf2003 op 13-12-2011 13:31:42 ]
Ah, lang geleden dat ik in dit topic ben geweest. Zo te zien heeft het 'sixth season' syndroom hier ook toegeslagen op de 'fans'.
And if you listen very hard
The tune will come to you at last
When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll
The tune will come to you at last
When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll
Sowieso hoe blijft die benzine ooit in cirkel liggen? 
als die doorvaart voor de rest van cirkel spoelt dat allang uit.
Daarnaast is het stom dat Dexter nooit op bewakeningscameras hoeft te letten,
als die doorvaart voor de rest van cirkel spoelt dat allang uit.Daarnaast is het stom dat Dexter nooit op bewakeningscameras hoeft te letten,
Je bent natuurlijk alleen maar een échte fan als je alles slikt zonder na te denkenquote:Op dinsdag 13 december 2011 17:21 schreef Fir3fly het volgende:
Ah, lang geleden dat ik in dit topic ben geweest. Zo te zien heeft het 'sixth season' syndroom hier ook toegeslagen op de 'fans'.
Dit seizoen is een enorme tegenvaller, zo slecht. Een toevalligheidje of een niet kloppend iets is nog niet zo erg als het voor de rest goed in elkaar zit, maar dat is helaas niet het geval. Dit gaat nergens meer over, al die toevalligheden en plotholes.
Jammer dat ze niet meer doen qua spanning/ goed recherchewerk betreffende de Doomsday killers en dat Brother Sam er zo snel uit is geschreven. Hoe het nu is lijkt het meer op een slechte dramasoap met af en toe een moord tussendoor.
Jammer dat ze niet meer doen qua spanning/ goed recherchewerk betreffende de Doomsday killers en dat Brother Sam er zo snel uit is geschreven. Hoe het nu is lijkt het meer op een slechte dramasoap met af en toe een moord tussendoor.
~Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.~
Hoe komt Dexter aan het telefoonnummer van Travis om hem een mms te sturen? 
Op dinsdag 23 augustus 2011 23:18 schreef problematiQue het volgende:
Mensen die zomaar claimen dat A beter is dan B moet je gewoon negeren. Internetruis.
Mensen die zomaar claimen dat A beter is dan B moet je gewoon negeren. Internetruis.
Wat een onzin.quote:
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Je bent natuurlijk alleen maar een échte fan als je alles slikt zonder na te denken
And if you listen very hard
The tune will come to you at last
When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll
The tune will come to you at last
When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll
Hij heeft hem de telefoon gegeven nadat hij hem 'redde' uit de kerkquote:
Hoe komt Dexter aan het telefoonnummer van Travis om hem een mms te sturen?
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Waarom is het een topseizoen?quote:
Topseizoen vind ik. Finale belooft wat te worden.
Dexter wordt wel steeds slordiger
[b]Op vrijdag 7 november 2008 08:54 schreef santax het volgende:[/b]
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Blij dat er nog mensen hier zijn waar ik me wel in herken.
U, meneer MikeyMo, bent mijn nieuwe FOK!-held _O_
[..]
Blij dat er nog mensen hier zijn waar ik me wel in herken.
U, meneer MikeyMo, bent mijn nieuwe FOK!-held _O_
De serie zelf bedoel je?quote:
The ripple effect starts with making a splash ~ Life is not a dish of copy pasta ~ ⳽ᖾiz
Ik weet nog wel toen er op CTU eens poison gas werd verspreid en het ook nog daadwerkelijk spannend was en er zowaar mensen dood gingen 
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En dat Travis Batista niet doodschiet, maar de kamer in de fik stak was ook bizar slecht ja.
.En dat Travis Batista niet doodschiet, maar de kamer in de fik stak was ook bizar slecht ja.
Aflevering viel wel tegen 
Je wíst gewoon dat iedereen het ging overleven, daarom was het totaal niet spannend. En veel raar geschreven scenes, zoals waarom Travis pas tijdens het nuttigen van zijn magnetronmaaltijd - terwijl hij even achteloos aan het zappen was - erachter kwam dat Miami Metro niet vergast was.
Je wíst gewoon dat iedereen het ging overleven, daarom was het totaal niet spannend. En veel raar geschreven scenes, zoals waarom Travis pas tijdens het nuttigen van zijn magnetronmaaltijd - terwijl hij even achteloos aan het zappen was - erachter kwam dat Miami Metro niet vergast was.
beiden, in seizoen 2 moest hij nog super voorzichtig zijn want alles en iedereen zat hem op de hielen, nu laat hij DNA achter, videoberchten, 911 berichten, telefoontjesquote:
[b]Op vrijdag 7 november 2008 08:54 schreef santax het volgende:[/b]
[..]
Blij dat er nog mensen hier zijn waar ik me wel in herken.
U, meneer MikeyMo, bent mijn nieuwe FOK!-held _O_
[..]
Blij dat er nog mensen hier zijn waar ik me wel in herken.
U, meneer MikeyMo, bent mijn nieuwe FOK!-held _O_
Dat viel mij ook op ja, als je een aanslag pleegt houd je toch goed even Twittah en dergelijke in de gaten?quote:Op dinsdag 13 december 2011 20:09 schreef shiNinG_staR het volgende:
En veel raar geschreven scenes, zoals waarom Travis pas tijdens het nuttigen van zijn magnetronmaaltijd - terwijl hij even achteloos aan het zappen was - erachter kwam dat Miami Metro niet vergast was.
