After two episodes this season, I was convinced Dexter had jumped the shark. Now the show is as good as ever. Well, maybe not as good as season 2 when Doakes figured out that Dexter was the Bay Harbor Butcher, but still pretty doggone good.

I especially liked the part where Dexter's imaginary ghost stepdad told him that he was proud of him, and if he had known Dexter had that ability to put himself out there for other people, he'd had have taken him down a different path and not turned him into a monster.

I also think the writers did the right thing by turning LaGuerta back into a scheming bitch. I absolutely hate the subplot where she and Batista suddenly fell in love with each other and abruptly got married. That was a f*cking stupid thing on an otherwise great show.
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I think they're setting up for him to quit. I'm not sure I like that.
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Damn, this is getting really good.
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Good call.
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I have mixed feelings about that. I would hate to see the series end. However, I remember how much I was rooting for Dexter last season to stop being a serial killer and live happily ever after with Rita and the kids. When Dexter found Rita's dead body in the finale, I was shocked and saddened.

I think that shows the genius of the writers and Michael C. Hall himself. They've got us so heavily invested in the Dexter character and rooting for the serial killer so much that we want him to be happy even if it means the end of the series.
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Fixed.
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weak episode overall, except for the very ending. ok season.
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Tick tock, tick tock that's the sound of your life running out.
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Disagree, I thought it was a great episode.
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So much to wrap up in just 2 episodes!
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No kidding!


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Julia styles had her first white guy in 15 years. LOL
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