And Justice for All...

Okay ill be the first to say it.... resurrection is the best season of dexter. I love season 4 its a masterpiece but look at what we had today. No doubt it is by far one of the best and satisfying conclusions to a season since s7. This season had what s4 had. Suspense, great antagonist, dark plot with also slight humor HOWEVER this surpassed it for me because of how well it ended and how they turned even new characters into likable ones (this includes Harrison hated him in new blood ). Seriously excited for season 2 wish it came out next week, ykw id pay for it to drop tmr.

This is the most best ending to a Dexter series I have ever seen, since Season 4 Dexter, I dont want to spoil it but if you liked the Last Episode then just buckle up for this amazing episode.

And after a finale like that if they dont reboot this with a season 2 I am going to be shocked because that was a cinema masterpiece.

This is the best episode and the best ending of dexter resurrection a perfect last episode of a perfect season for me its was not just a perfect episode but a masterpiece i cant imagine that everybody go watch this episode and the best is it gonna be an second season and i think better than the first season.

For years, Michael C. Hall gave us one of television's most complex, unforgettable characters, and despite multiple Emmy nominations during the original Dexter run, he never took home the award. That always felt like one of TV's biggest injustices.

Now with Dexter: Resurrection, there is no excuse. His performance here is on another level-layered, haunting, and deeply human. Episode 10 in particular is a masterclass in acting, the kind of work that lingers with you long after the credits roll.

This season proves that Hall isn't just revisiting Dexter-he's reinventing him. It's the best TV of 2025, and it's time for the Emmys to finally recognize the brilliance they overlooked before.

Finally, they've delivered a finale that feels perfect and genuinely satisfying! The last episode was brilliantly written and, of course, executed with precision. I'll admit I was a bit nervous going in-after all, we've already endured the disappointing endings of Dexter and Dexter: New Blood. But this time, they got it right, and I couldn't be happier.

Now I'm eagerly waiting for the next season, whenever they choose to make it. Until then, here's a suggestion: check out the Indian mini-series Brinda. Don't let its modest budget fool you-it's packed with strong content. Trisha Krishnan delivers a subtle, realistic performance that's absolutely top-notch, and she looks stunning even in the simplest costumes and without makeup.

The serial-killer mystery at the heart of Brinda comes with unexpected twists that will genuinely blow your mind. Highly recommended as a filler while you wait for more Dexter.