Dexter and Harrison find themselves closer than ever over Christmas break, bringing father and son into the crosshairs of a serial killer; Angela starts to wonder if Iron Lake is not the saf... Read allDexter and Harrison find themselves closer than ever over Christmas break, bringing father and son into the crosshairs of a serial killer; Angela starts to wonder if Iron Lake is not the safe place she always thought it was.Dexter and Harrison find themselves closer than ever over Christmas break, bringing father and son into the crosshairs of a serial killer; Angela starts to wonder if Iron Lake is not the safe place she always thought it was.
Alano Miller
- Sgt. 'Coach' Logan
- (credit only)
Jeff Ararat
- Nates Father
- (uncredited)
James Brownell
- Wiggles Victim
- (uncredited)
Rickland Powell
- Laketown Resident
- (uncredited)
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....give the guy a 'and they lived happily ever after'. He deserves it. Like I thought, the previous episode was just an interlude to a great finale and a great finale it is. There were a couple of moments in this episode that didn't add up but that would be nitpicking. It's yet another great episode from a great season. Now let's see how they are going to finish it off.
Ten years have passed, fans were unsatisfied with the final 8th season of "Dexter" and Showtime understood that some adjustments had to be done, but also, that there are still a fanbase and interrest in this show.
Now, Dexter is back, episode 9 and it's nearly a perfect episode.
I won't spoiler, that wouldn't be fair for the first view experience of this fine episode.
I loved the black humor, I loved the tension throughout the whole episode, I loved the soundtrack and the classic Dexter theme right at the perfect point, I loved the main key scenes of this episode and I loved the cliffhanger.
A tale of morality, justice and family traditions is getting its culmination in this great episode.
Too bad, it's the penultimate episode of this season.
Absolute great episode.
Highly recommended.
Watch and enjoy it.
Now, Dexter is back, episode 9 and it's nearly a perfect episode.
I won't spoiler, that wouldn't be fair for the first view experience of this fine episode.
I loved the black humor, I loved the tension throughout the whole episode, I loved the soundtrack and the classic Dexter theme right at the perfect point, I loved the main key scenes of this episode and I loved the cliffhanger.
A tale of morality, justice and family traditions is getting its culmination in this great episode.
Too bad, it's the penultimate episode of this season.
Absolute great episode.
Highly recommended.
Watch and enjoy it.
Wow. I am speechless. What an amazing piece of television. They really have built this story together so well. I was sceptical before Dexter came back how it would be but my word they have blown this out of the park. I never wanted to be able to watch the next episode of a show ever, can't wait to see how this ends but my god I hope they do more series after.
Wow this episode was incredible. It left me realizing how much I had missed Dexter (the earlier seasons in particular) and that I kinda wish this wasn't a one off mini-series and they will carry New Blood on. However, I guess all good things come to an end, and this next episode will give me the ending I will remember instead of the disaster that was S8EP12.
The Family Buisness was a brilliant episode. The first 10-15 minutes of this episode had me smiling from ear to ear. Seeing the flashbacks with the music was just.... It's been so long since we've seen this with Dexter.
Most of this episode follows Dexter and Harrison as they bond and start the "Family Buisness". It was a rollercoaster from start to finish with amazing acting by both actors.
With only one episode left, I hope to god there is another season. There is no way they can wrap everything up in one episode. There needs to be at least another 1 or 2, but no more than that, we don't want a repeat of last time. But if this is the end, and Dexter gets taken down by some small time cop, the ending will be awful. But I don't think it will be. They wouldn't have brought this legendary character back to end on a bad note. They have something good planned.
Most of this episode follows Dexter and Harrison as they bond and start the "Family Buisness". It was a rollercoaster from start to finish with amazing acting by both actors.
With only one episode left, I hope to god there is another season. There is no way they can wrap everything up in one episode. There needs to be at least another 1 or 2, but no more than that, we don't want a repeat of last time. But if this is the end, and Dexter gets taken down by some small time cop, the ending will be awful. But I don't think it will be. They wouldn't have brought this legendary character back to end on a bad note. They have something good planned.
Did you know
- TriviaThe scene where Dexter looks into the camera and flicks the clown nose prop off of his face was not scripted. It was improvised by Michael C. Hall on set.
- GoofsDexter tells Harrison that he was around Harrison's age when he started exhibiting violent tendencies. He was actually shown numerous times in Dexter (2006) to be as young as 8 or 9 when Harry first started noticing Dexter had his urges. For example, he found out about Dexter having killed neighborhood animals and forbade Deb being given a new puppy.
- Quotes
Harrison Morgan: So... you're like... Batman or something.
Dexter Morgan: I like "The Dark Defender"
- Crazy creditsThe first half of the end credits have a Christmas pattern similar to the ugly Christmas sweaters that Dexter and Harrison wore when they visited Angela and Audrey.
- SoundtracksIt's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Written by Edward Pola, George Wyle
Performed by Andy Williams
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