Course Correction

Suspense. Tension. Impact. In a field of gems that is Dexter: Resurrection, Episode 7 shines as brightly as Episode 4, expertly weaving emotion and danger together while delivering standout performances, tense writing, and high stakes as we spiral towards what promises to be a riveting, unforgettable climax.

Absolutely phenomenal. While some might consider the episode slow, I found it to be one of the best. The unpredictability of the show continues to amaze me, and this episode kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. Dexter's improvisation feels fresh and exciting. I also loved the insights into Prater - he's such a layered character, like an onion you keep peeling back, never quite sure what you'll get.

Episode 7 increased up the tension and stakes like never before. The pacing is good and the suspense keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. Resurrection is getting emotional while maintaining the thrilling dark vibe the OG SERIES is known for. Definitely the best season since season 4.... Dont get me wrong i liked s7 but im sorry this season has surpassed it a few eps ago for me.

This time, the creators of Dexter don't seem to be going for a quick cash grab like they did with Dexter: New Blood. Instead, they appear committed to building a well-crafted series that can continue for many seasons. Michael C. Hall could even be in Emmy contention after this episode, along with Peter Dinklage. The mirror scene with Dexter's monologue, as well as his conversation with Prater, showcased outstanding acting. Meanwhile, Eric Stonestreet is undeniably a talented actor and a solid pick for the role of Rapunzel in this show. However, his performance still feels a bit like a parody of his Modern Family character, Cam. That might be because audiences are so used to seeing him in a comedic role for over a decade, which makes it somewhat strange to watch him play a serial killer.

This is just amazing, the whole series might be the best Dexter of all time, only certain episodes of season 4 of the original series might be as good as this.

New Blood was just okay, still better than season 8 of the original series, but this is just phenomenal, there are no words to describe my amusement.

Michael C. Hall is at the top of his game, how he deals with playing serial killer who is playing serial killer is just majestic. The final scene of this episode is poetical and it announces great "showdown" in the final three episodes. Im delighted to hear that this series has just been confirmed to have season 2 and 3. Can't wait for the next episode!