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((WMG: "Way of the Dee Dee" Is the canonically final episode.]]
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Dee Dee realizes just how destructive she is towards Dexter and his inventions and sees that she shouldn't try to force and change him. Dexter sees how destructive he can be when he doesn't restrict himself but also that there is a "freer side" to him he can let out. Ultimately both gained a point of view and respect of each other. While Dee Dee is sad and Dexter busy repairing his destroyed lab once again in the long run they will got along much better.
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Why else would Computress sound like a sexy version of his mother? Dee-Dee is hit hard with the Electra stick herself too: in "A Dee-Dee" cartoon, she imagines a computer in her own lab that speaks with a smoother version of Dad's voice. Maybe FreudWasRight after all....
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Why else would Computress Computer sound like a sexy version of his mother? Dee-Dee is hit hard with the Electra stick herself too: in "A Dee-Dee" cartoon, she imagines a computer in her own lab that speaks with a smoother version of Dad's voice. Maybe FreudWasRight after all....
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Why else would Computress sound like a sexy version of his mother? Dee-Dee is hit hard with the Electra stick herself too: in "A Dee-Dee" cartoon, she imagines a computer that speaks with like a smoother version of Dad's voice. Maybe FreudWasRight after all....
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Why else would Computress sound like a sexy version of his mother? Dee-Dee is hit hard with the Electra stick herself too: in "A Dee-Dee" cartoon, she imagines a computer in her own lab that speaks with like a smoother version of Dad's voice. Maybe FreudWasRight after all....
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[[WMG: Dexter has a terrific Oedipal complex going.]]
Why else would Computress sound like a sexy version of his mother? Dee-Dee is hit hard with the Electra stick herself too: in "A Dee-Dee" cartoon, she imagines a computer that speaks with like a smoother version of Dad's voice. Maybe FreudWasRight after all....
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I've been watching Dexter's Lab again on adult swim and noticed Dee Dee's stupid behavior and actions go well beyond ordinary stupidity.
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[[WMG: Dee Dee has the mental disability that used to be called "mental retardation".]]
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[[WMG: The monster in "Deedeementional" is an [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2 abilisk]]]]
They're both pink, multi-tentacled, inter-dimensional monsters with MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily.
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** I always personally thought that Mom’s name might be '''D'''awn (like the dish soap), given her NeatFreak nature.
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** I always personally thought that Mom’s Mom's name might be '''D'''awn (like the dish soap), given her NeatFreak nature.
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[[WMG: Dexter will work for the Wiki/SCPFoundation in the future]]
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[[WMG: Dexter will work for the Wiki/SCPFoundation Website/SCPFoundation in the future]]
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[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from the ''Franchise/PowerpuffGirls'']]
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[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from the ''Franchise/PowerpuffGirls'']]''Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls'']]
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[[WMG: ''Dexter Detention'', ''The Old Switch-a-rooms'', and ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' were all just [[AllJustADream horrible nightmares]] that Dexter had]]
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him failing an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switch-a-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from the PowerPuff Girls]]
Two things to consider here: We don't know the full extent of how Dexter experimented on his pet Monkey. Also, Both Monkey and the PowerPuff Girls have very similar powers. It could be possible that Chemical X is what gave Monkey his powers.
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him failing an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switch-a-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from the PowerPuff Girls]]
Two things to consider here: We don't know the full extent of how Dexter experimented on his pet Monkey. Also, Both Monkey and the PowerPuff Girls have very similar powers. It could be possible that Chemical X is what gave Monkey his powers.
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[[WMG: ''Dexter Detention'', ''The Old Switch-a-rooms'', and ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' Santa's Claws'' were all just [[AllJustADream horrible nightmares]] that Dexter had]]
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him failing an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switch-a-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs.Santa Claus'' Santa's Claws'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from thePowerPuff Girls]]
''Franchise/PowerpuffGirls'']]
Two things to consider here: We don't know the full extent of how Dexter experimented on his pet Monkey. Also, Both Monkey and thePowerPuff [=Powerpuff=] Girls have very similar powers. It could be possible that Chemical X is what gave Monkey his powers.
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him failing an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switch-a-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs.
[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from the
Two things to consider here: We don't know the full extent of how Dexter experimented on his pet Monkey. Also, Both Monkey and the
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[[WMG: Dexter doesn't really have that accent; it's just part of his "MadScientist" persona]]
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[[WMG: Dexter doesn't really have a [[HerrDoktor Russian accent]]; it's just part of his "MadScientist" persona]]
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[[WMG: Dexter doesn't really have a [[HerrDoktor Russian accent]]; that accent; it's just part of his "MadScientist" persona]]
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[[WMG: Dexter doesn't really have a [[HerrDoktor Russian accent]]; it's just part of his "MadScientist" persona]]
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WildMassGuessing for ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory''.
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Plausible fan theory from watching the show
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[[WMG: Dexter's Monkey was injected with Chemical X from the PowerPuff Girls]]
Two things to consider here: We don't know the full extent of how Dexter experimented on his pet Monkey. Also, Both Monkey and the PowerPuff Girls have very similar powers. It could be possible that Chemical X is what gave Monkey his powers.
Two things to consider here: We don't know the full extent of how Dexter experimented on his pet Monkey. Also, Both Monkey and the PowerPuff Girls have very similar powers. It could be possible that Chemical X is what gave Monkey his powers.
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That Villain is Bishonen, DudeLooksLikeALady, and a WalkingShirtlessScene, and basically, he's in Dee Dee's mind. Dont forget what's on his [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar penis]]. And the fact that, if he destroy Dee Dee's mind/imagination, Dee Dee will no longer be a child.
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That Villain is Bishonen, DudeLooksLikeALady, and a WalkingShirtlessScene, and basically, he's in Dee Dee's mind. Dont forget what's on his [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar penis]].penis. And the fact that, if he destroy Dee Dee's mind/imagination, Dee Dee will no longer be a child.
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[[WMG: ''Dexter Detention'', ''The Old Switcha-rooms'', and ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' were all just [[AllJustADream horrible nightmares]] that Dexter had]]
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him falling an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switcha-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him falling an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switcha-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
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[[WMG: ''Dexter Detention'', ''The Old Switcha-rooms'', Switch-a-rooms'', and ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' were all just [[AllJustADream horrible nightmares]] that Dexter had]]
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of himfalling failing an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switcha-rooms'' Switch-a-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him
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[[WMG: Dee Dee is not Dexter's sister, but his future daughter.]]
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[[WMG: Dee Dee is not actually Dexter's sister, but his future daughter.]]
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*** ''And'' it can cause speech disorders that manifest as speaking in a way that can sound like a nonspecific foreign accent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysprosody
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[[WMG: ''Dexter Detention'', ''The Old Switcha-rooms'', and ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' were all just [[AllJustADream horrible nightmares]] that Dexter had]]
If you recall in the episode ''The Dream Machine'', Dexter had a recurring nightmare of him falling an important test. This represents Dexter's fear of losing his intellect. As such, the episodes above were actually dreams that represented Dexter's deepest, darkest fears. ''Dexter Detention'' was based on Dexter's fear of being seen as a criminal in the public eye. ''The Old Switcha-rooms'' represents Dexter fear of his Father viewing him as a failure. And finally, ''Dexter Vs. Santa Claus'' is basically Dexter's fear of his ego blinding him of seeing reason. All of these nightmares show that Dexter needs to see that the world is not against him.
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* It's either that or he's got the same backstory as [[https://www.babygaga.com/15-times-parents-had-a-direct-hand-in-raising-a-murderer/ several serial killers.]]
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** He's also about eleven years old and thus prepubescent. He's also a scientific genius who could probably administer his own hormone therapy and surgery if necessary.
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** I always personally thought that Dexter’s mother’s name might be '''D'''awn (like the dish soap), given her NeatFreak nature.
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** I always personally thought that Dexter’s mother’s Mom’s name might be '''D'''awn (like the dish soap), given her NeatFreak nature.
