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We are watching Dexter: Resurrection on Paramount+.

This is a watch along so you do need to bring your own copy of the episode to see it, there is no PIP or show audio. There is a visual cues off the top and a timer to help you sync up.

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SAMCRO_89

The actor playing The Sleepy Eyed Stranger is Tommy from The Last Of Us. And the actor playing The Five Borough Killer was in Abigail, The Guest and alot of other stuff but i assume Abigail is where you're knowing him from.

LordM8rshal

Hey Nikki, I’m a passionate wine connoisseur, and you don’t need to drink an $8,000 bottle of wine just to understand what it tastes like, the high price tag doesn’t dictate the flavor. These bottles are usually so expensive because of their vintage. however, the specific characteristics that come with age, such as a velvety, soft texture, or notes of dried fruit, leather, mushrooms, tobacco, and so on can be found in much more affordable options. You could certainly work your way down from the most expensive, but I’d recommend starting from the other end. Here’s the "expensive" route: first, a 1961 Château Latour Premier Cru Classé (Pauillac) for around $8,000. then a 1995 Château Latour Premier Cru Classé (Pauillac) for about $1,000. followed by a 2005 Bertani Amarone Classico della Valpolicella for roughly $400. and finally, a 2017 Château Plince (Pomerol) for about $50. You’ll find that the differences in flavor nuances are actually quite minimal. It’s much like with luxury brands: a Gucci handbag made from the finest materials might cost $40,000 or more, yet you can find a similar bag, made from the same or even better materials for around $500. You’re paying for the name and the assurance of quality, but is that premium really worth it? That’s something everyone has to decide for themselves. I’ve noticed that many people order the most expensive wine simply to show that they can, whereas those who truly know their wine order what they actually enjoy. On that note: À la tienne!