Dexter must carefully balance Blessing Kamara's attempts to help get him acclimated as Harrison is drawn deeper into the police investigation.Dexter must carefully balance Blessing Kamara's attempts to help get him acclimated as Harrison is drawn deeper into the police investigation.Dexter must carefully balance Blessing Kamara's attempts to help get him acclimated as Harrison is drawn deeper into the police investigation.
Peter Dinklage
- Leon Prater
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10iiTiny
A brilliant and well-rounded episode that sets the tone for the entire season. Dexter's character is truly back-sharp, witty, and with a surprisingly great sense of humor. Unlike last season, which didn't quite impress me, this episode stands out as not just another strong entry, but the best episode of the season so far. In my humble opinion, it even surpasses any episode from the entire previous season.
I Hope They Keep This Level of Quality
So far, the season is off to a fantastic start, and if it keeps up this momentum, it could easily become one of the top five seasons in the entire series-and I'm not exaggerating! Everything is falling into place perfectly so far.
I Hope They Keep This Level of Quality
So far, the season is off to a fantastic start, and if it keeps up this momentum, it could easily become one of the top five seasons in the entire series-and I'm not exaggerating! Everything is falling into place perfectly so far.
10Zikohk
The episode starts quickly with Dexter returning to his dark world After waking from his coma Dexter appears composed but determined showing that the Dark Passenger inside him is still alive
The police focus their investigation on Harrison His interaction with Detective Claudette Wallace during questioning reveals maturity beyond his years and hints at the possibility that he may follow a dark path similar to his father
Dexter resumes his old habits by tracking a serial killer targeting Uber drivers named Ronald Schmidt The cat and mouse game between Dexter and Schmidt highlights Dexters intelligence and meticulous planning
The scenes showing Dexter preparing his kill room are detailed and ritualistic symbolizing his full return to his cold and controlled nature
The climax is the confrontation between Dexter and Schmidt Dexters calm and deadly approach makes the scene chilling His declaration I am Dexter signifies reclaiming his identity and power
The episode ends with Dexter discovering an invitation to a secret killers gathering which requires biometric verification using a severed finger This opens the door to a darker and more complex world hinting at new threats and alliances
Themes and Character Development
Harrisons storyline raises the question of whether he is destined to follow in his fathers footsteps or choose a different path His calmness in lying and manipulating reveals new psychological depth
Dexters full acceptance of his identity is central to this episode His ritualistic return to killing shows he no longer fights the darkness but embraces it as part of who he is
The invitation to the killers club suggests Dexter is moving from a lone predator to a player in a larger and more dangerous community
Overall Impression
Episode three successfully balances intense psychological drama with thrilling procedural elements It revitalizes Dexters character by grounding him in his original dark complexity while pushing the story toward new and intriguing directions The episodes pacing character interactions and suspenseful climax make it a standout episode in the new season.
The police focus their investigation on Harrison His interaction with Detective Claudette Wallace during questioning reveals maturity beyond his years and hints at the possibility that he may follow a dark path similar to his father
Dexter resumes his old habits by tracking a serial killer targeting Uber drivers named Ronald Schmidt The cat and mouse game between Dexter and Schmidt highlights Dexters intelligence and meticulous planning
The scenes showing Dexter preparing his kill room are detailed and ritualistic symbolizing his full return to his cold and controlled nature
The climax is the confrontation between Dexter and Schmidt Dexters calm and deadly approach makes the scene chilling His declaration I am Dexter signifies reclaiming his identity and power
The episode ends with Dexter discovering an invitation to a secret killers gathering which requires biometric verification using a severed finger This opens the door to a darker and more complex world hinting at new threats and alliances
Themes and Character Development
Harrisons storyline raises the question of whether he is destined to follow in his fathers footsteps or choose a different path His calmness in lying and manipulating reveals new psychological depth
Dexters full acceptance of his identity is central to this episode His ritualistic return to killing shows he no longer fights the darkness but embraces it as part of who he is
The invitation to the killers club suggests Dexter is moving from a lone predator to a player in a larger and more dangerous community
Overall Impression
Episode three successfully balances intense psychological drama with thrilling procedural elements It revitalizes Dexters character by grounding him in his original dark complexity while pushing the story toward new and intriguing directions The episodes pacing character interactions and suspenseful climax make it a standout episode in the new season.
10iggles36
I tried the last two versions, not for me. New Blood probably should be watched if you're going to watch this one, but it's not really necessary. Dex has a kid, he follows him, the kid shot him, he didn't die. That's about all anyone need know from New Blood. It was tough to watch. Not true Dexter in the way fans of the original enjoyed him. Original Sin didn't work for me either. Rehashing characters as younger versions after they did most of it in flashbacks on the Original felt like a waste. BUT This??? This is a revival for the ages. Imagine GOT after Jon Snow came back, but the show got better. So far, so great. The build up is phenomenal. And the return characters??? I actually screamed when I saw who's coming back. The last time I had this high of anticipation of waiting till next week for a show to come on was the Original. Keep up the good work. See you Sunday!!!
The show has been off to an amazing start. It feels like watching the old Dexter again. New blood made him look sloppy, stupid, make a lot of mistakes and completely go against the Dexter we knew. Resurrection is putting things back to how they should be. Smart characters making smart decisions. Characters making mistakes and doing things that make no sense is just a lazy way for writers to get themself out of a box. This show goes back to what made Dexter an amazing show. Cold, calculated and smart. The reunion of the legacy characters was also great and sets up what will be inevitable later on in the season. Just an excellent episode and excellent start to the show so far.
10Kayra-80
In this episode, he really shined and got the hang of using his own name. I think he did well. He will meet new serial killers and I wonder what will happen. I hope it will be very good this season. I liked this Dexter series, it is very good actually. But Dexter is an iconic series, they are doing a great job, I am waiting for it too, when will Brain Moser come out, there will be 1 or 2 episodes, it will be 1 hour full with Dexter.
Did you know
- TriviaDexter uses the name Dr Patrick Bateman to receive the M99 - Etorphine - from another doctor. In American Psycho, Dr Patrick Bateman (played by Christian Bale) is a banking executive who hides his alternate psychopathic ego and serial killer tendencies from the outside world.
- GoofsDexter refers to Ronald Schmidt as "Red" before entering Schmidt's apartment and before anyone has said the nickname to him. There is no scene showing Dexter learning this information from any source, making it unclear how he could know the nickname at that point in the story.
- SoundtracksLeft Hand Free
Written by [Joe Newman, Thom Green, Gus Unger-Hamilton]
Performed by [Alt-J]
Courtesy of [Infectious Music]
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