The Kill Room Where It Happens

The ending, the ending always surprises me and makes me vibrate like no other series has ever done, detectives appearing like a queen always with your glamor.

Really i felt like a kid watching breaking bad for the first time It's tense, vibrant, and radiant in intensity, always leaving Dexter on the edge of a cliff and having an exciting twist.

I think it was a crucial episode for the series' continuation. While it wasn't as exciting as episode 7, we can't expect every episode to be a masterpiece. It was an important episode for the following episodes, a culmination of the story. I think this episode will get a lower score than the others because everyone was expecting this episode to reach the level of Ozymandias after episode 7. Naturally, when it didn't, it made it seem like a really bad episode.

Episode 8 delivers one of the most suspenseful hours of the season, bringing the "kill room" motif back with a clever twist. The writing balances nostalgia with fresh tension, showing Dexter caught between his dark urges and the consequences of past choices. The pacing is sharp, each scene layered with dread yet driven by strong character interactions. The psychological depth-especially Dexter's internal struggle-feels authentic and gripping, while the direction keeps viewers on edge with atmospheric tension. By the end, the episode leaves a lasting impact, reminding us why Dexter remains such a fascinating antihero.

First off, that shot of Dexter with the mask had me cracking up. Things are really starting to heat up, and next week looks like it's going to be brutal-I honestly can't wait. I really hope Leon Prater makes it into future seasons; he's one of my favorite characters in Resurrection. If he ever discovers that Dexter is the Bay Harbor Butcher, I hope he can come to terms with it-and that Dexter can, too.

Right now, I can proudly say this: Resurrection has climbed into my top 2 Dexter seasons. For me, it's Season 4 first, then Resurrection.

And honestly, as much as I love Doakes, Brian, Arthur, Rita, Masuka, and the rest of the Dexter cast, if the next two episodes are executed as well-or even better-than this one, Resurrection could end up being the best season of Dexter overall. It all depends on whether they stick the landing. I'm 99% sure they will, but there's always that tiny 1% of doubt lingering.

I think Prater is going to cause serious damage to Dexter-maybe even kill someone close to him, similar to what the Trinity Killer did. It could be someone like Blessing or Batista, but definitely not Harrison. Since the writers are aiming to make the show great, it wouldn't be surprising if they tried to recreate the same kind of magic we saw in Season 4, which many consider the best. If Peter Dinklage as Prater, is going to end up being as one of television's greatest antagonists, right up there with John Lithgow's Trinity Killer in Dexter Season 4 and Giancarlo Esposito's Gus in Breaking Bad.