Are We There Yet?

Yvonne Strahovsky killed Dexter. The show went down hill bad when she showed up. I thought it was bad when Lumen showed up in season 5, Hannah really did a number on the show.

Dexter's mind is still cloudy by Hannah's ugly return and its still annoying as hell seeing their scenes together. But that doesn't stop there, this episode was way better than "Dress Code" which left a kinda of a bad taste in my mouth. But to a fair warning to y'all there is gonna be a lot of Hannah scenes with Dexter. So just go along with it even though we all want her gone.

"Are We There Yet" is mainly about the investigating of Cassie murder,Dexter and Hannah relationship, Deb's hateful grudge towards Hannah, and our little wanna be Dexter "Zack". Now you don't want to skip this episode cause its very fricking important leading to the next. Some scenes are quite memorable and enjoyable for most part. We kinda have our cool Dexter's voice-over, Deb's incredible acting, Masuka being Masuka, Quinn being Quinn and so on. The first half of the episode was normal but then it gets so weird in the second half its great!

As for the ending,all I'm gonna say is the ending was surprisingly good, like holy s**t, now we can finally start the final season with a bang!

Probably my favorite episode of the final season!!! I love love Zach's character which the actor played very well!! I also loved the meet up at the hotel! "Who the F is he, who the f are you" I am also big Hannah fan ergo they match the best out of all the women even (more than) Rita!!

The end!

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Dexter receives instructions to attend the latest murder scene that just happens to be in his apartment building. Upon arrival he sees that the victim is Cassie Jollenston, his pretty next-door neighbor and good friend of his nanny Jamie Batista, Lieutenant Angel Batista's sister. When examining the body, he notes that the cause of death was bludgeoning in a fashion similar to Norma Rivera's demise which he already knew to be the work of Zack Hamilton. Additionally, he finds and takes a sample of blood from under one of Cassie's fingernails. Jamie convinces her lover, Detective Joey Quinn, to stay with her because she is frightened, thus delaying him from going on a hunt for Zack who he also suspects.

The scenes in which either Jamie & Quinn or/and Dexter & Hannah appear in are incredibly corny and cheesy. Especially Jamie and Quinn, whose relationship literally adds nothing to the show but unwarranted sex scenes.