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Dexter » Season 8 » What's Eating Dexter Morgan?
00:48:57
Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, David Zayas
48
Nouns
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1)
hellhole
The fuck are we doing in this hellhole?
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2)
lowlife
...of a smash-and-grab lowlife by the name of Andrew Briggs.
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3)
slob
Why would Galuzzo be such a slob everywhere else but here?
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4)
popsicle
Harrison, did you eat a whole box of popsicle?
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5)
grudge
Maybe a grudge against Vogel will be harder to hide.
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6)
retainer
My assistant will explain the retainer and payment schedule...
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7)
evasion
...C, active resistance, D, active evasion?
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8)
booze
How many times have you shown up at a crime scene smelling like booze?
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9)
interrogation
- Is she still in the interrogation room? - Yeah.
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10)
deodorant
I keep deodorant in my desk.
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11)
bourbon
I'll take a bourbon, neat. Thank you.
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12)
stash
You still keep a stash of gum in here?
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13)
hallway
Watch the hallway.
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14)
tummy
My tummy hurts.
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15)
slack
Maybe you could just cut me some slack?
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16)
butcher
He's definitely a butcher. But does that make him the Brain Surgeon?
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17)
aggression
A, active aggression, B, physical resistance...
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18)
asshole
Are you trying to make me look like an asshole?
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19)
sergeant
I got your brother on my ass about taking the sergeant's test.
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20)
smash
...of a smash-and-grab lowlife by the name of Andrew Briggs.
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21)
meantime
And in the meantime, what if he comes for me?
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22)
shooter
What we think is the shooter approached the vehicle from behind.
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23)
judgement
No judgement, no judgement.
Verbs
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1)
restage
Did the real Brain Surgeon restage the crime scene...
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2)
insist
...he insist that you only kill bad people.
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3)
threaten
...and he threaten to hurt me if ever I told anyone that he was.
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4)
swear
Jamie, I swear to you, there is nothing going on between me and Deb.
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5)
realise
He would've realise that he'd been institutionalised...
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6)
expose
You could have expose us both.
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7)
recognise
So if Galuzzo read your book and recognise his story--
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8)
regret
The thing that I regret happened six months ago.
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9)
sacrifice
She sacrifice everything she believed in for you.
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10)
propose
He propose. I said no.
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11)
assure
Mrs. Gerard, I assure you, we're always very careful--
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12)
argue
At his hearing, I argue for leniency...
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13)
admit
Dexter, you admit to being the cause of her pain.
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14)
drag
I'm sorry, Dexter, to have drag you into this.
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15)
belong
I'll run tests at the lab, but I'm guessing this tissue belong to Sussman.
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16)
destroy
I destroy Deb.
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17)
hang
- It'll knock the hang right out. - How do you know I'm hung over?
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18)
trace
He got one more shot off, and that bullet was trace to Estrada's gun.
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19)
suppose
What am I suppose to think?
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20)
spin
But at least when I was spin out, I had a reason.
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21)
shoot
He shot first. It was a through and through. Bullet was never recovered.
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22)
appreciate
...I actually appreciate walking into familiar territory.
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23)
shit
Oh, mother shit.
Adverbs
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someplace
Why don't we go someplace quiet where we can talk?
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2)
somehow
...the belief that she could have somehow prevented what happened.
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3)
formerly
Formerly known as.
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4)
obviously
Is she fucking kidding? That's obviously her husband.
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5)
apparently
Apparently, El Sapo was a suspect in the stabbing...
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6)
definitely
It was worth the risk. He's definitely hiding something.
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7)
eventually
...but when I eventually got him to admit he'd been lying...
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8)
forth
Still no leads. I've been going back and forth with Fort Lauderdale P.D.
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9)
certainly
- But not always, right? - No, certainly not always.
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10)
previously
Previously on Dexter:
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11)
exactly
You're exactly what you need to be.
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12)
fucking
...and they can move on with their stupid, fucking boring lives...
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13)
finally
Maybe he finally found his conscience, couldn't live with what he did.
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14)
behind
What we think is the shooter approached the vehicle from behind.
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15)
especially
But you can't keep taking on your sister's problems, especially right now.
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16)
late
I'm putting you up for sergeant, and you show up late?
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17)
almost
You almost got a DUI?
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18)
actually
Several, actually.
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19)
along
I don't think they're getting along, you know, and she's a friend.
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20)
enough
Selfless love is hard enough for typical people.
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21)
later
- Okay. - I'll call you later.
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22)
though
They kept me out of the drunk tank, though.
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23)
together
God, we're not sleeping together, if that's what you're implying.
Adjectives
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posttraumatic
She's likely suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder...
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2)
occipital
It's the occipital lobe.
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3)
evasive
Physically evasive movements to defeat an officer's attempt to control is:
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4)
insular
Interior insular cortex is missing, just like the last one.
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5)
irresponsible
He's irresponsible, unpredictable...
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6)
frightened
I'm frightened. He's escalating, and we're left to play catch-up.
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7)
favourable
...but it can help with a favourable divorce settlement.
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8)
uncommon
- That's what I was telling her. - Not an uncommon response.
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9)
neat
I'll take a bourbon, neat. Thank you.
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10)
operative
I think the operative word is "almost."
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11)
dumb
- What do you mean, you had a reason? - You, dumb-ass.
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12)
keen
You've got a keen eye, my friend.
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13)
rid
Does he know who I am? Is he trying to get rid of me?
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14)
nervous
So nervous.
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15)
drunk
Well, yes. You're in a car, drunk, with an open container.
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16)
violent
- ...maybe even violent. - I can handle her.
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17)
unusual
- It's just so unusual. - It's really not a good time.
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18)
stupid
...and they can move on with their stupid, fucking boring lives...
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19)
okay
Is everything okay?
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20)
quiet
Why don't we go someplace quiet where we can talk?
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21)
aware
He's aware of me now, not just you.
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22)
famous
You probably heard of the author. She's pretty famous.
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rare
It's rare that someone can fool me like that.
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