Batista turns up to Casa Murder-Suicide with an apparently-expensive bottle of something and an apology for keeping the Quinn and Porter thing from her. They have a long-winded discussion that's not worth recounting, but he does assure her it won't happen again, she forgives him, and things seem normalized between them in the larger scheme of things. Jamie then appears and is awkward with Deb for a bit, and it's probably too much to expect that these people all are going to take cabs when they're drinking, but if not, it seems a bit irresponsible from both a liability and propriety standpoint for a police lieutenant to be serving booze here (especially to interns, right?), but regardless, I give her a little credit for telling Jamie, who's obviously nervously trying for this result, that she knows they got off on the wrong foot, and could they start over? Jamie is only too happy to accept the proffered olive branch, so Deb goes... to open the bottle, I think, which apparently has to take place elsewhere, leaving Greene the opportunity to approach Jamie and ask her if Dexter is as cool at home as he is at work. Oh, I see, instead of him being a serial killer, he's just going to serve to make Masuka jealous of Dexter. If I yawned in proportion to what I think of that development I think I might break my jaw. I still do like Greene, though. This show needs some - you know what I'm going to say - new blood. As if to prove my point, a completely ripshit Quinn shows up with some blonde on his arm and starts giving Deb attitude before he's even through the door. To her credit, when the blonde learns that Deb is Quinn's ex, she's out of there in two seconds flat, but why Deb doesn't send him out the door next (and really, out of the department - given how he's handling things, he needs to be transferred) I have no effing idea.