Love it or hate it they gave us an ending. I was a little surprised that they stuck to their guns and did what they came back to do. They really wrote Dexter's final chapter. I had a good time covering the season, thanks for watching!
why bother? I mean, it's not necessary to write the ending to the movie, I like this "..." - where everyone is responsible for his own ending in your head. Stupid
We can accept the ending if it makes sense. What I found most off is that Dexter doesn't need to kill Logan. It is just not like him. I wish there should be an additional episode when Dex and Angel reunite. I believe that the Miami Dex will make much more effort to get away with this.
I was hoping for Batista to have a flashback of Dexter killing the guy who shot Deb with a pen. He was very puzzled after that... so he could've done a little connecting the dots.
@Vivek Singh Bhatnagar I don't know what most of that meant but if you hate Dexter then WTF did you watch every season and are now trolling comments on a RU-vid video about Dexter?
The finale ruined the whole season. There were plot holes all over the place. needle marks wouldn't have stayed there so long. ketamine wasn't used for BHB killings. All of a sudden Harrison is blaming Dexter for Rita's and Deb's death? Dex had sent Rita on vacay to get her out of the way. Not his fault the dummy returned cause she forgot something. He lost the urge to kill when with Hannah so left the bad guy tied up for Deb. It's his fault cause he didn't kill the guy? Why did Batista seem so angry hearing Dex is alive? He always liked him and was always a clueless dummy. Harrison goes from "I always feel like I want to hurt people" to "I just want to be normal"? Really? After slashing a nerd with a razor, nearly killing him, and making up a BS story how he attacked him and was going to kill so many other kids? What kind of BS is that? Then he embraces Dexter, crying about that was the connection he was looking for and why he looked for him and then shoots him without pause and doesn't even feel bad about it. Meanwhile they have Dexter saying "I have never felt love til now" to himself? WTF? He loved his sister. He loved his wife. He loved Lumen. He was crazy in love with Hannah to the point she was his cure. Then this PC who never thought to track Kurt, didn't even know about his cabin til Dex showed her, and didn't have a friggin clue about 25 years of murder happening under her nose, figure it all out about Dexter based on some screws and needle marks? Oh brother. Didn't even look like Dex snapped Logan's neck. Logan just drops dead after firing his gun. The real Dex wouldn't have killed him anyway. He would have left him unconscious with his signature choke sleeper hold and locked him up in the cell to make his getaway. Lazy writing that created a lot of hype just to steer people away from the ridiculously predictable ending.
Harrison’s like whaaaat you killed Logan? Come on Harrison you broke a kids arm and framed a nerd for a potential school shooting. It’s only a matter of time until you snap even worse
The issue is not so much that he died, but more of how they raced to the ending, blowing past what could've been really interesting stuff story and plot wise. I guess I expected another season because there was no way to wrap up everything in the time left satisfactorily.
Yeah as soon as he killed logan at that point i knew the ending is going to be a messy one, i knew they had to do something either kill dexter or send him to prison but the way they got there was a bit forced and rushed
When Chief Bishop was questioning him, Dexter should have said, “some trucker gave that screw to Harrison to give to me. I didn’t even know why.” She could have verified that by questioning Harrison, and her weak reasons for thinking she could charge Dexter with Matt’s murder would’ve fallen through.
She would have still questioned why Kurt would try to set Dexter up, if not because Dexter killed his son. Either way, the evidence that he killed Matt was already going to fall through, but she was already building a much stronger case that he was the Bay harbor Butcher, so the end result would have been the same
He couldn't prove that though and it doesn't really matter, she knew her case was weak on the Matt murder. That's why she called Batista, they had a really solid case that he was the butcher and that's even before Batistia came in with his Laguerta file.
@@SheevTalks She built a strong case that he was the bay harbor butcher based off a few searches on the police data base that showed the bay harbor butcher’s victims with a wheel mark on their next just like the drug dealer and the fact that Dexter purchased ketamine for his goat which happed to be in the drug dealer’s system? Oh and Batista’s 15 yr old case files that he himself referred to as “crazy theories” C’mon, that’s enough to raise suspicion within the police force and with those who know him, not enough for a jury to convict him. I don’t even think it would be enough to go to trial. I get where they were trying to go but they lost me when Dexter ( completely unprovoked and out of character) kills Logan and obviously what happens after that is just absurd.
Harrison's story arc - has abandonment issues - has dark tendencies - tries to kill another kid - feels lonely in the world - realises dad has the same dark tendencies - realises dad's the only one who understands him - realises he's not alone in the world - feels happy for once in his life - SUDDENLY TURNS into SAINT HARRISON and kills dad out of a sense of justice. Wonderful.
It would have made a lot more sense if Harrison had been more clearly on the fence about killing and then the killing of his coach made him really have a change of heart.
I think I'd find it better if he didn't kill his dad to show courage in choosing his own path. Then again, this sets a nice beginning tone for his struggles mentally and emotionally if they'll ever make another series featuring him.
Fkn hate that kid Harrison, I thought Dexter was going to walk up when he took the rifle out & say “yea Harrison you’re rite I’ll turn myself in let’s go in the car” then he could of been rite next to him and slept his son just knocked him out put him in car and bounced bt nah Harrison like you said became a saint and said “no u turn urself in” wah wah wah hate that kid man been watching Dexter since season 1 in 07
Agreed what a shit thing to do. Batista finds out he was alive.....AND the BHB and then ends up not getting to look the monster in the face. Because he ends up actually dead.
Dexters story about how Kurt wanted revenge was such a good explanation and I think it would have worked out had he let it. The killing of Logan to escape prison felt so out of character to me. The episode was a steep downhill after that moment.
Exactly. He was still gonna get out Bay Harbor Butcher Case. Because it was not that strong. He never escape like this until his hands are tied. But yes that escape and killing of logan was really put of the character.
The killing of Logan showed dexters true colors. He’s a psychopathic killer, and usually only kills “bad people” because his father drilled it into him. He was so obsessed with being a killer with his son that he killed Logan to escape
@@saadali771 the story was making sense until it wasn't. I mean they should've released him and then killed him probably through angela because even when Doakes was gonna kill him he was thinking about other ways, but now he only wants to kill, and about the end, Harrison's killing dexter because he thinks dexter feeds his dark passenger doesn't justify his own hurting of a fat lad at school.
Before Harrison killed him it flashed back to all of the innocent people he killed because they were just in his way. Deb, Doakes, LaGuerta, Lundy. Then you realize he’s not the hero vigilante we always thought. Sad but true
YEP. I haven’t been able to sleep since watching it, I am so disappointed in this ending, I have been raging lol. Him dying is not the issue, its the way they did everything and made us think something else, just to do what they did 10 year ago….come on.
I watched the finale and even cried while watching, but in the end I guess I’m not totally happy about it. I understand Dexter’s death, I understand Harison is not joining him to be a serial killer, instead he realizes how sick this whole thing was. I get it. But I can’t accept that the man who didn’t even killed Doakes was just killed Logan in a heartbeat. The man who found him way out from Lundy and lots of other smart detectives who has much more evidence against him, just got caught for a google search. And Batista, who always believed in Dexter, was like, “Dexter is alive? Then he must be a serial killer! I grab his file which is at least 15 years old but somehow still just under my hand and go to a woman I just met and know nothing about” I agree with people who thinks there should be 12 episodes so we could see Dexter x Angel reunion, people reacting BHB reveal, people reacting Kurt’s room reveal, and maybe people argueing whether Dexter was a hero or was a monster, just like we do for like 10+ years. This finale was NOT THAT BAD but in the end it’s rushed and missing some important detail.
I would disagree on Harrison. He read the letter, and KNEW why Dexter left. All his emotional outbursts the entire season about being abandoned, etc... IT'S ALL AN ACT. Really the letter reads as if he made a detour just to get some pointers from Dexter(the most prolific serial killer ever) and then kill him, so that he himself won't get caught in the future.
@@rentedguccimink1948 You have a point. I also think "Killing his own dad" will make that kid even more f***** up than he already was. Now not only he lost his dad, he had to leave Iron Lake, his girlfriend, his friends and probably his real name and identity too. And did his dark urges magically gone by killing his father? I don't think so.
Angela's evidence was weak and we never got to see Batistas evidence. This show needed at least 2 more episodes. Batista needed to confront Dext with his evidence and maybe then he could kill Logan out of desperation. But the evidence the show was weak and Dex knew it
Hey, remember how we built Harrison up to be a psycho and backed it up with him razor’ing an innocent kid almost to death, breaking a wrestler’s arm for no reason and telling his girlfriend he wants to commit violence on people all the time? Remember that? Forget it, bro. He’s the hero and will now have a normal life after killing his father. Cool cool…
And he ruined a kid's life. Someone who was going to be a school shooter but then decided not. What does that tell you? Make the right choice at the end, and still be blamed for it.
He got a real taste of blood and didn’t like it 🤷♂️ you can tell throughout the episode that whenever Dexter brought up that they had to leave and continue doing what they’re meant to, Harrison didn’t like the idea. He was probably pressured and rushed into it too much that he realized it wasn’t what he really wanted. I’m not entirely sure but let’s just agree this ending was dookie
The part when Dexter killed Logan to get out of jail was just so out of character that it wasn't believable. I mean they only had circumstantial evidence and he would have probably been released anyways. It was like the writers were just trying to force it in our face that Dexter wasn't good and needed to die. This glaring character assassination made it hard for me to enjoy the ending and it definitely wasn't satisfying.
Harrison was already showing dark tendencies, that he claims stems only from Dexter not being in his life. Then Harrison's first kill is murdering his father, which 100% is murder not self defense, and now he is supposed to go have a normal life? I don't see that happening.
Yes! They broke a very basic rule. 'Heroes never intentionally kill good people'. Dexter killed Logan and Harrison killed his own flesh and blood. Darth Vader is a saint compared to Harrison. Who the hell approved this terrible writing??
They screwed an amazing season with this finale. Dexter has never directly killed any innocent like he killed Logan… and there was no need to do that. But especially, it’s really annoying how Angela has failed to catch a serial killer in her own town for 25 years, having dozens of girls dissappeared after being seen for last time in Iron Lake, but somehow she is able to discover the truth about Dexter. Also very annoying how she focuses on Dexter after finding out Iris was murdered by Kurt but couldn’t catch him. Like seriously? This season’s villain was great, also the relationship with Harrison and the flashbacks with Deb. But Angela finding out who he is… hell no.
This was like the Harrow thing..gf cop finds out about her boyfriend might be a killer and stakes her entire shit to proving that theory no matter what
It was the worst to ending to any tv show I’ve ever seen. If they do come out with a second season NO ONE will watch. I honestly hope they lose money if a second season were to come out. Terrible
@@T12671 was the season 8 finale not worse? all this series did was re-write the hurricane death to appease fans. also "new blood" aka Harrison taking over was a given.
After an AMAZING season, I’m very disappointed with the final episode. I would have loved a Dexter and Batista interaction. Ideally I would have liked to see Dexter taken back to Miami and have him walk through Miami metro in custody, walking past a few characters from his past (Masuka, Joey Quinn.,etc.)
The season was great and the finale was amazing until the final moments. Particularly when he kills his way out just for his son to say "go back to jail". Fucking stupid. Just like the series of Dexter, everything went so well until the final moments
We had Dexter back for about 2 months and for that I’m happy. Dexter was an awesome distraction from pandemic woes. Thank you Michael C Hall for another amazing performance. Clancy Brown was great too. I was ok with the first ending and Hannah’s letter at the end of this season reiterates the sacrifice Dexter made when he decided to leave Harrison. He thought he wouldn’t survive the hurricane, but he did and he lived every day carrying the heavy weight of his actions. Im sure Dexter would take the two to three weeks he had with Harrison in new blood even if he knew he would die. He would do anything to ensure his son’s safety. I know he went off code at the end but with a caged animal backed up into a corner, there is no code at that point but survival. Time to watch Six Feet Under on DVD. I got emotional at both finales, since it’s during both that we see empathy and the sacrifice Dexter makes for his son’s welfare.I really do feel like I’m mourning a loved one. RIP Dexter Morgan.
He kills according to the code but the first rule of the code is to "not get caught". Dr.Vogel insisted to Harry that needed be the first rule of the code to give Dexter a "little wiggle room" in his endeavors.
The Logan death was an accident actually. He didn’t do it on purpose it was a reaction when the gun went off watch the scene again you’ll see Dexter face of disappointment in himself.
@@kourtnidelia1246 Yeah! everyone's talking about how he "snapped his neck". I'm like, THEN WHY WAS THERE BLOOD ON HIS FACE AND A GUNSHOT WOUND ON LOGANS HEAD. It's like people don't think?
I think this whole season had lazy writing. Killing Dex off is just lazy writing. And clearly MCH wanted to move on With his life, and that bled into the show. (No pun intended). They should’ve just left it alone…. HOWEVER, if they’re going to kill dexter off, this was a pretty decent way to do it. But either way the writing this season was banal, and it’s all about setting up the spin-off show with Harrison. Have fun watching that. I’m over it…..
If they wanted to kill him. I would rather them have Bautista interact with Dexter one last time as he is transporting him back to Miami. Dexter confesses he is the Bay Harbor Butcher and he is tired of lying and accepts the death penalty. They set up so many different ways to end it that would all be better than what we got. So disappointed.
@@figaroo4816 told his son to turn off the safety. He could of just ran but choose to end it so his son could be free. Didn’t want to him and son to be constantly looking over their shoulders
Modern day writers seem to think that the best TV is shocking, unexpected turns. It is pretty evident to me that they went over budget so they had to wrap the season up in 10 episodes rather than the 12 episode seasons that every single season, one through eight had. For sure they initially intended to reveal all of the dead missing girls to Chief Bishop and that was going to be Dexter's ticket to freedom because they spent the entire season letting us know she has been searching for these missing girls her entire career and how important it was to her. This is why she seemed way out of character in the final episode. I need to sit on this one a bit more and think it through, but it seems they short us 2 episodes and since it was a series ending finale, it just doesn't feel right.
@@Phil8sheo well, it was always intended to be 10 episodes to my knowledge, but I feel like two more episodes could have possibly done the series justice.
I'm sad to see Dexter end, but can't see how they could have wrapped it up in anyway but how they did. The main point was through his sacrificing himself so that his son could go on living, Dexter found the peace and grace in death that he never had in life. Well done.
They don't write for the fans. They can't. Different fans want different things. They have to write what they believe is right. I'm satisfied. At least he's not a loner lumberjack anymore.
I'm literally so disappointed... As many other people said, this season started so well, I was so excited and so happy to meet the new characters, to see how Dexter's been doing all this time and finally meet Harrison. Episode 9 was amazing and I literally didn't even think that they could ruin all of this with the last episode which was supposed to be...Idk, a good one?! I didn't hate or love the ending of season 8, I just took it for what it was but this one...This one really made me mad. You're telling me that Angela, a little cop from a city forgotten by the world put everything into pieces in just some days or weeks? She wasn't capable to solve any case and she solved the biggest case from Miami? This whole thing was bad written. Dexter lived in Miami for so many years, was a serial killer there and never got caught even tho some people suspected him, they did it after YEARS of knowing him. Laguerta trying to figure out if Dexter is the Bay Harbour Butcher was waaaaay better than Angela doing it. Not to mention the fact that Angel just got along with what Angela said, not even questioning it, just went along with everything when he knew Dexter for so many years!! Harrison was such a hypocrite, he nearly killed that boy and blamed everything on him to be a hero, wanted to hurt other people and then after hearing what Dexter did he just chose to kill him? Like, I get that Dexter didn't want that for his child, he chose to leave him with Hannah (which reminds me, We never even found for real what happened to her, just went along with that Harrison said but at this point, I just think he killer her and lied.) to have a better life and now Harrison blames him for that when he wasn't even happy to know his dad better? Like c'mon you could've just idk, never came in the first place. The actors did a great job like always but this whole ending is just pissing me off so bad.
100% agreed with you. Everything was going smooth with Dexter and Harrison. And at the end out of blue he blamed Dexter and killed him. I mean have some reason before killing.
@@nabisarkar6298 He changed his mind when he learned Dexter killed Logan. I feel like realizing everything your dad taught you the night before doing something hypocritical would be pretty eye opening.
Yeah, terrible writing again. The same bad writing that ended the last series. They used cheap conveniences to write off entire subplots & characters who were originally incompetent to fit a quick conclusion.
It wasn’t out of character tho. He was so dam desperate just like how he was going to kill laguerta. First rule is to not get caught. Self preservation. Shows how he’s willing to bend the rules so he can continue indulging his urges; in essence he’s coping until the code doesn’t fit his needs
@@bryanenty8385 He planned that kill out . This was extremely sporadic and sloppy . I rewatched that episode last night cause i thought the same thing as you. These two scenarios are way different imo.
@@bryanenty8385 Laguerta had much harder evidence than the people at iron Lake. Iron Lake had basically nothing. Killing Logan was in the show to make the decision for Harrison easier.
@@bryanenty8385 was out of character because he was established as a jiu-jitsu expert and could have easily choked him out instead. As Angela only has circumstantial evidence on him as BHB and she said herself her theory regarding Kurt wouldn't necessarily hold up in court. So why the desperate need to just kill him? Dexter isn't that stupid so out of character
Harrison almost killed his best friend who trusted him alone. He violated his friend's trust. Now he's all self-righteous about Dexter's killing. Bad boy.
Harrison knew about the Dark passenger he had the letter, he knew why Dexter abandoned him, I think Harrison wanted revenge on his Dad not connection, he's more psychotic than Dexter ever was. .
@@fabianocaruana8622 Nah, everything in New Blood up until the last half of the final episode was good. It was basically the finale that was rushed. Are you telling me that ep 9 of New Blood was bad? On the other hand, not only was season 8 bad (pretty much in its entirety) but so was season 7 and some would say that season 6 and possibly even from season 5 it started to decline significantly in quality. I know that Dexter started to decline in quality after season 4 but many fans would agree that season 7 was a return to form and so was the majority of New Blood.
The "open your eyes and look at what you've done" line was a great catch and amazing callback to the first episode and made me like the ending so much more. Dexter always said it was important that his victims see why they've ended up on his table, and when Harrison said that to him he realized that it was his time to go. I'm not sure how I feel about Dexter's decision to kill Logan, since even if Harrison agreed to go with him, they would have been on the run with a nationwide manhunt pursuing. They certainly wouldn't have been able to continue living out the code like Dexter was hoping for at the beginning of the episode. And although I think it's possible he could have beaten the charges of being the Bay Harbor Butcher, it would be super difficult for him and his son to continue killing after standing trial in such a high-profile case. It seems like Dexter was freaked out by the idea of being confronted by the life he left behind, so escaping was the best option. I guess in the end it shows that Dexter was capable of feeling and expressing real love, but that he was also still a monster who loved to kill without mercy, whether they deserved it or not. And that's why Harrison had to do what he did. A very tragic but fitting conclusion. Damn I'm gonna miss Dexter. Michael C. Hall is such an incredible actor. Seeing Dexter and Batista go back and forth would have been a real treat.
absolutely devastated, what a tease to bring him back just to kill him, I admit I was upset of him killing the guard, but I'm thinking it was to soften the blow of Harrison shooting Dexter. If they try to do a season 2 with Harrison taking over after he killed his dad for 'a normal life" I will be pissed. bye Dexter💔
Dexter didn’t kill the guard did he? I thought the guard Accidently killed himself bu trying to shoot dexter and the bullet ricochet and hit himself in the head..? Or am I trippin..?
Even thought I dislike the ending for so many reasons, Dexter will always be one of my favourite shows, one of the best series ever made. I don't think there will be something like this in the future, but Dexter is a timeless masterpiece.
Honestly with any show, its more about the journey than it is about the ending. The endings hardly ever satisfy everyone or even a majority of people. But the journey we took to get there was fantastic! Season 4 is one of the best seasons television has EVER seen!
Agreed... This last season wasn't even off the charts but survived all this time later because how powerful a series it was... This ending was all over the place...
Harrison is so unlikeable and he killed Dexter, why would the writers think we would feel anything for this asshole, his ending is unearned, Angela lets a killer run, showing her incompetence again, and we never got to see any reactions from anybody, a media circus would have been cool because these reveals feel so isolated and rushed, we didn't even see Angel and Dexter in one place, confronting his past, dammit. This ending ruins the season for me, lol they even forgot Dexter had a day job.
If Harrison is unlikable that is clearly your opinion, not mine. Asshole? Level of conversation or comment is getting very low. You are pissed lol. Incompetence?? What the F. do you know about detective or police work? She clearly got pieces of a puzzle together and solve the mystery of Bay Harbor Butcher. I think Dexter and Angela were both okay, but he was a F. Serial killer, sociopath and killed Innocents. Show had 9 seasons what did you expect? I think they did a good job and that this season was great. Like 1 2 3 and 4
@@ales1024512 You're clearly in the minority here. The season was written like nobody had any knowledge about the other 8 seasons that happened before it. Ending was shit and that can be seen from space. I would tell you why but there's a thousand comments only on this video bringing arguments.
"The ending is going break the internet" sadly for the wrong reasons. The moment Dexter gave the Rifle to Harrison, it was clear, that he would kill him with it! Dexter dying is inevitable, but not by the hands of Harrison, after they connected not long ago. That we didn't get the reunion with Batista is also a shame. Still wondering, where Angela came from and how she got to Harrison and Dexter so fast. Olsen a non factor. And Angela was still just fishing about the bay harbour butcher case. Harrison tried to kill an innocent Ethan and set him up, so he was not that much driven by justice. For me it didn't add up.
And also Angela, who was all bent up out of shape because Dexter being a murderer, a vigilante, but ended up covering Dexter's own murder. This ending managed to be worse then the other one lmao
@@JoeysMagGoth He passes through all the process in ep 9 and also got all the explanations from this father (harry code & kurt on the table, how to dispose corpses, work at night, look for evidences, how to blend in...) Dexter was really keen to win over this son 😆He was even able to realise that he hates blood but love rifles....
So I’m still wondering how Kurt found out “Jim Lindsay” was responsible in the connection of his son’s disappearance. Was there an item or symbol that pointed suspiciousness towards “Jim Lindsay” from Kurt’s POV? It still doesn’t make sense how Kurt “ties” Matt’s titanium rods to Dexter.
I think it was a couple things: Kurt being a serial killer and always alert, led him to poke around when he smelled smoke on Dexters jacket, but dexter had told him he was doing something that would have had nothing to do with smoke. Pretty much (i imagine) hearing a complete lie from someone who would really have no reason to lie led him to investigate his incinerator.
@@kingtv3321 this and also how he fatefully was were Kurt was to drive him. He was out late, near that part of town, smelled like smoke, Matt was missing next day and Dex was fresh on Kurt's mind no?
@@htxomoggle454 if my memory serves me correct, I believe they ran into each other after Kurt had told everyone Matt reached out to him. But the ash was the tip off.
Everyone is saying the end was out of character for him but I think that was the point. His son changed him like being a parent often does. He know with Batesta coming there was not a way out of him facing the crimes in FL so he had to fight his was out as the only way he can honor code number 1 (always the paramount code for him) but to also be with his son again. His sons comments help him realize he cannot stay with him (as there may be a chance his son doesnt actually have a dark passenger) and he would not allow himself get caught. His realization of his unconditional love for his son and self sacrifice was the way he had to go. I would have loved a different ending and more seasons but i think this was always the way it was going to go for him.
Lets take a moment to realize that Dexter didn't use Ketamine in Miami, but he used M99 and that info was not released in public. So Angela shouldn't even be able to link Dexter with BHB.
@@comicsans6487 Still the fact that Angela thought that a case could be built against Dexter over Ketamine and Dexter believed it too is ridiculous. She wouldn't even be to successfully tie dex to the drug dealer's death and she would need that connection in order to make the connection to the BHB case since there is nothing in the BHB case that could point to Dexter.
They mentioned in the episode that the evidence she had on Dexter wasn’t enough to convince the judge in court that Dexter was guilty. They needed more solid proof which is why Batistas character was on his way with more evidence for the case.
The problem is that the entire line with Batista is BS. Remember the last season. Angel and Quin covered Dexeter for the kill of Oliver as revenge for Deb. Angel never even considered Dexter as the BHB. They pretty much parted ways as friends. Even Miria didnt belive Douxe about Dexter until she found that blood slide in the church. For them to sudeenly pull a "case file" for Dexter - thats so far fetched and doesnt connect with the other seasons.
The brightest star in the series. Michael C. Hall's acting. Seriously. I hope he gets nominated again. He already won a Golden Globe for playing Dexter. I hope he gets recognition again. It will be the only highlight of this series.
Honestly Dexter could have still escaped but only knock out Logan with a choke hold until he went unconscious then escaped. He really didn't have to kill him Dexter has choked ppl unconscious multiple times before even when under pressure
I feel like the point was Dexter was trying his best not to kill Logan, when he ducked the gun shot his motion is what did him in. But you notice that it wasn't until Harrison confronted him that he felt remorse for it and any other innocent casualties in his wake.
Dexter knew jiu jitsu, which was clearly shown in season 1. He used to do a rear naked choke to choke out people. Just lazy writing at the end, unfortunately...
Thats what I'm saying meerkat. What incredibly stupid writing and forgetting dexter would never break the code and had so many options. He easily could have knocked Logan out indeed
Nahhh.. a state wide manhunt is certainly not the life dexter wanted for harrison At this point..they made it seem like dexter has no way out this time ..hell be arrested eventually...or they have to end it again with him going on vacation to Mexico maybe
Great video! I gave up on this new season of Dexter after ep 6, watching your recap vids motivated me to finish the season. Thank you! You did a great job showing what the writers were going for (the multiple instances where Dexter shows self-preservation, not altruism, and it not sitting right with Harrison eg 7:20) and that this small snowy time is so accepting and loving to Harrison; ultimately leading him to make the harsh, hard choice, of murdering the only person who could fully understand him. I was satisfied with the finale, even if the whole thing kicked into high gear too late in the series (ep9). Sad we didn't get the Batista-Dexter reunion/interrogation scene. That was cruel to bring it up. Don't think I'd care for a S2 with Dexter as a force ghost but I'm glad it did great numbers for SHO. Cheers!
still, the worst ending. I lived with the knowledge that Dexter escaped and lived somewhere... I don't give a damn about Harrison. Now it's just a hole in my heart.
They tried to do 2 things with this ending: 1) Harrison pointing a gun at Dexter is a callback to Debra doing the same, except that one time Debra let him go and that cause a lot of people, including her, to die. Which means they are tying to say Harrison was gonna die eventually aswell. And they did a horrible job stating all of what I just said, because I had to dig up an episode from almost 14 years ago to make a connection. 2) They tried making this into a Breaking Bad ending, the difference is Walter White went out by his own hand and means while redeeming himself a tiny little bit. They did Dexter dirty with all this, making him seem like a total junkie.
Bc he is lol Dexter deep down killed to kill. He was a serial killer in the worst way. He we just taught to “control” it but he was an evil that was used for good. Dexter just had to die, and the fact that Harrison is the one is fitting, he’s angry bc of Dexter and with that bulllet I do think he’s gonna be… well not all right but a lot less angry… to be normal
@@Jason619316 he did his best but sadly true. He wasn’t all bad outside of killing but his need to kill caused a lot of collateral damage. When Harrison says open your eyes and look at what you done, it’s a call back to episode 1. He became the thing he hated “ a killer who kills innocent people”. Only way out was death.
@@trippy5519 As an example-so you think Dexter’s Victims and Kurt’s Victims are basically equals? Dexter’s Victims were murderers and Kurt’s Victims were innocent female runaways.
Dexter deserved much much much more...!!! They showed Harrison as a hypocrite.. Kills dexter and runs away to do good lol 😂 like really worst ending!!!
I've always thought that he might have to kill harrison if he tried to do it his own way like he did with his other students but conflicted..no idea since I didn't get a chance to see
Spoilers for Harry Potter, Logan and GOT season 8, and John Dorie FTWD, Endgame. Dexter Morgan IS NOT A FUCKING MONSTER. Actions speak louder then words. He could have killed Doakes in the struggle in the river but he didn't, he KNOCKED HIM OUT. He could have killed Laguerta but he let Deb choose who died. Every fucking time he thought about killing an innocent life he REALLY THOUGHT ABOUT IT FUCKING HARD! The Story was rushed and not properly developed in the last episode. Dexter helped kill so many Evil pieces of shit worse then himself. He truly cared about Rita, Deb and Harrison. He is NOT LIKE any of the killers, Kurt and Trinity Ex. Fucking sad. Personal favorite fictional characters seem to always die. And you know what Severus Snapes line is great in this situation,"you kept him alive so that he can die at the proper moment" but in this context "the proper moment" means to kill the character In the most FUCKING DISRESPECTFUL WAY POSSIBLE! I cried like Lara did when she was beside Logan/Wolverine when he dead. And like really everyone when Tony Stark/Iron Man dead. Except both did there deaths with respect and not played like a FUCKING JOKE. Dexter's Death is Deanery's Death all over again. The last 20 or 15 minutes of Episode 10 New Blood WAS NOT FUCKING DEXTER MORGAN! HE WOULDN'T OUTRIGHT KILL AN INNOCENT LIFE. Just like how the in the last few episodes of season 8 of GOT THAT WAS NOT Deanary's Targaryen. And lastly Dexter's Death and the circumstances that lead to his death were done AS FUCKING POORLY as how they treated John Dories death in Season 6 of FTWD. To quote Karen Page to what she said to Frank Castle (who mind you is like Dexter in terms of only killing bad people.) Frank Castle: I need to find these b*stards that took 'em from me. I gotta kill 'em. Karen Page: So where does that end, Frank? Because I look at you and... my heart breaks because all I can see is just this endless, echoing loneliness. Frank Castle: I'm not lonely, Karen. Karen Page: Bullsh*t. We are all lonely. I sometimes think that that is all that life is, we're just... We're just fighting not to be alone. Frank Castle: So what do you want? What should I do? Should I let it go? Season 1 episode 5. Karen Page: No, but I want there to be an after. For you. I'm Karen in this context, I wanted there to be an after for Dexter Morgan because he fucking deserved it. If Dexter got caught I would have at least wanted him to still live in prison. A situation where the people see that he killed Kurt and other Evil Bastard's and that fact would save him the Death Penalty. To quote a fellow RU-vid viewer. "Dexter doesn't scare me, he is by far the most lovable and relatable serial killer. He is NOT a psychopath, because he feels emotions like empathy for his sister, his son, Rita, and his girlfriends throughout the series. He despises child murders/rapists and feels guilty when kills the wrong person by accident. This makes believe he is more of a sociopath then a psychopath. Don't forget he is a monster, but he could be a whole lot worse." Again he is not a monster. In my opinion. Hell have Dexter be in Prison but still help kill Killers that are on the loose. pork sandwiches, and Contact visitation for Harrison.
Agree with a lot except for the part of laguerta. If deb wasn’t there he for sure would have killed her. I saw that as self preservation at its strongest. Dexter preaches this code but in the end he’s willing to take an innocent life to continue with his killings. That’s why I understand why dexter killed Logan. He was desperate, REALLY desperate especially since he knew Batista was coming around.
yes!! to everything u said! yes!!!! I'm still so angry and sad, it deserved so much more!!!!! and yes I gasped and cried in shock...I did expect he was going to die but the way they did it, I just can't. It was so disrespectful to his legacy and to the fans!!!! I have an ending scenario I imagine in my head I will just go with that. I read better ending ideas in comment sections then what they put together smh :'(
I was ok with dexter dying but I really wanted something at the end, like 5 minutes of angel and the chief figuring out the butcher stuff. Just to know what the world's reaction was. To exonerate doakes and everything
8:00 Haha, if you look closely at Batista's inbox it looks like he has emails from Quinn and Masuka and it looks like Masuka is throwing a bachelor party LOL nice to know the guys are still in touch and working for Miami Metro
It's like the writers of this show thrive on making mid to end season episodes and then when it comes to the ending, they're completely allergic to good writing. Tons of plot holes, things that don't make sense, no fan service, nothing. Everything was rushed, 0 logic, 0 character reasoning behind decisions. I honestly believe that I can write a better ending than what was shown. I don't know who approved this, but they should never be let near a writer's room again.
Dexter's son ruined the show, and not just because of the ending. This whole season his son ruined every episode. The writing for this character was awful.
Just like Harry. I'd expect Dexter to be Harrison's new illusionary guide if another season happens. However I just don't feel the Harrison actor can pull it off, perhaps a time skip and a new actor might pull it off, however, Hall is the show . Tough act to follow
Harrison has to grow up though (in real life) in my opinion. I think they can make him the new Dexter because Harrison actually DOES respect the code and he only killed Dexter because Dexter broke the code. Dexter is such a unique story that they CAN bring it back as a whole new Dexter series only Harrison won't be a blood spatter analyst or working in forensics. I don't know I'm not a writer but there are many possibilities. I just love the concept so much that I wanna see it go on. Dexter is a unique story
They fucked up big time with this finale. Gave us 9 great episodes just for the last one to be rushed and stupid. They had so many opportunities, like make another season with Dexter on the run, reveal him as Bay Harbor Butcher, and on the run, he starts killing innocent people to get away, from that, u can make a story that leads to Harrison killing his father in the end, but no, they decide it to rush it and give us a more shitty ending than the prev one. And also, they tease us a Batista/Dexter reunion and it never happened, smh.
I still can't get over the fact that we're just supposed to accept that Kurt knew Dexter killed Matt and where he disposed of the body. That's sloppy writing. Also, how can you frame Angela as some beacon of morality when she straight covers up a murder and does exactly what Dexter does in a sense?
I'm still wondering what Olsen was supposed to be there for. That must have been one of the most pointless characters in TV history. I had high hopes for this show but there was so much about it that was badly thought-through that I lost interest.
Kurt knew because when Dexter picked him up outside of the tavern there was ash snowing everywhere, Kurt says this in ep 7 or 8 to dexter and then shows him the titanium, Kurt found the titanium from the place Dexter burnt Matt’s body and put two and two together.
@Oliver Brodrick Dexter had no motive for killing Matt. Presumably people use the furnace often enough for ash to be a common occurence. And, given that someone has disappeared in suspicious circumstances, it was ludicrous that the police didn't think of the furnace right away. It was bad, lazy writing, as bad as Batista suddenly remembering Harrison's name.
Harrison saw Dexter kill Matt, which was shown in the final episode. Harrison early on in the new series suggested to Dexter that he thought he'd been abandoned by his father because of himself, although we now know this is a lie as the letter clearly states the reasons for Dexter's self imposed exile. Harrison attempted to murder his school friend by cutting his femoral artery. He did this to quell his urge to kill. This suggests maybe Harrison has killed before. This evidence suggests that Harrison intended to kill Dexter from the start. Otherwise why hide the fact that he knew the truth Dexter's past and present?
The moment he killed the Coach is where it was all out character. I was watching everything after that in unbelief. I understand he needed to die. But this was not the way to do it. Why would he kill the coach? There wasn't any evidence against him. And why would he burden his son with killing him??? Everything from him killing the coach made zero sense
@@GlenNigelMatthews yes, he "only" tried to kill him but failed. anyway he's accusing his father of being successful of the same thing he does: letting his dark passenger urge to kill loose. doesn't make any sense in that context.
Great season/mini series but the ending was atrocious 🤦🏻♂️. I hate to sound like a complainer but everything about the final episode seemed rushed and went against everything the show stood for. Example, why the hell did Dexter kill Logan? He was a good guy doing his job. But I guess they needed a reason for Harrison to kill dexter. I don’t think Dexter dying is what has people pissed. They needed 2 more episodes or at least another season for that to work
@@jacketofthe80s13 what bout the 5 or 6 innocent people dexter killed, not even including logan? this new series started with him bending the rules of the code on heresay. dexter is a "good guy" like tony soprano and walter white are good guys. as in, they're not good guys in any way. they're evil and deserved repercussions for their acts. just because we liked rooting for him doesn't mean otherwise. did you people really want to see another 3 seasons of dexter getting away with everything instead of having to confront justice? the whole point of this mini series was to give the show a more fitting conclusion. yeah man, r/whoosh. as long as you keep having fundamental misunderstandings about the nature of the story, you're going to remain super salty.
@@affoidman123 killing logan was who dexter is. it doesn't go against everything the show stood for. it's in line with the character. dexter has shown that he's willing to sacrifice innocents for self preservation other times in the series. it's exactly why he said he'd never felt love until that moment: he was doing something selfless for the first time in his life. remember, the code isn't there because dexter is moral. if he didn't have it, he'd be exactly the kind of person he kills. for all intents and purposes, dexter is an evil monster, and so many people don't want to accept that (or even realize it). speaking broadly here, not you specifically. just look through all the comments on this video of people saying things like "he's a necessary evil, he didn't deserve this," yadda yadda. it's like, yeah, dexter didn't deserve this. he deserved worse! at least he got to go out on his own terms.
I have some ideas about this finale and this video, and if you’re a fan, you’re going to like what I have to say so buckle in. It’s gonna be a long one. 1. I disagree that Dexter’s decision to get involved with Angela was reckless and that he wanted to, “Be close to the action.” He was abstinent for nearly 10 years. He fully committed to not killing and Angela became his secret sponsor. In this way she’s kind of a call back to Lila from season 2. Dexter learned a lot about addiction and how to manage it. He took the opportunity with the police chief to help keep himself straight. He actively avoided conversation regarding a potential victim for the code with Angela in a bar scene early in the season. He doesn’t start taking advantage of his law enforcement connections until he believes the safety of his son depends on it, which in all fairness, is probably ALSO an excuse to kill. 2. Dexter didn’t just smash Logan’s head against the bars twice and put him in a chokehold. Before he put him in the chokehold, he slammed Logan’s left arm against Logan’s right side of the opening of the cell door while twisting the arm, effectively turning Logan around which created the opportunity for the chokehold, and he used his hips to pin Logan’s left arm in the position during the chokehold, putting him at an even more severe disadvantage. That was an incredible scene not just because of the context, but it was visually very well executed and shows how incredibly lethal Dexter is, can be, and always has been during the series when he’s not bound by any of the code at all... He’s genuinely an assassin. The only reason he didn’t execute Logan and Angela in her house was because he felt that there was an easier way out. 3. Harrison is Dexter’s white buck. The white buck, whether he knows it or not, has always been a representation of Harrison, to Dexter; a thing of beauty and true innocence. Dex spent a long time chasing his deer and using it to practice abstinence; to maintain control. It kept him grounded. It kept him good. It was poetic to see Dexter, after all his conditioning, take his final hike to meet his white buck. In their final encounter, a sacrifice had to be made. He would seek retribution for the death of his white buck, and in that final moment, he would surrender himself to honor his white buck; he would die so that his son could live. 4. Dexter is a force of nature, perhaps something more. I justify all suspiciously convenient and favorable events that aid Dexter in prevailing against the law and other killers with the notion that the series has always had subtle, and in my opinion, tasteful supernatural elements. When he prayed earlier in the season, for example, and his prayer was answered, that was a direct call back to when Brother Sam influenced him to pray for his son during surgery when he was a child back in season 3. Dexter, during that prayer, offered to give absolutely anything for his son to be okay, and mentioned something about being ready when God or whatever force/entity is answering comes to collect. We see a few unmistakable moments like those throughout the series but I would argue that we also see many less obvious ones, such as all of his incredibly lucky opportunities to avoid and escape capture, among others. Dr. Vogel said Dexter isn’t a monster, he’s natural, necessary even, and has a place in the world. The writing sometimes seems to suggest that some sort of cosmic power supports or may be working through Dexter to balance nature. Hannah said that life adds and subtracts. Dexter adds through subtraction. In a binary system of the good and bad of mankind, he’s a process wherein the system corrects itself. I believe during his encounter with Harrison on that sacred ground, his cosmic force came to collect on his prayer. He prayed for his son to be okay all those years ago and in that moment, when he was ready to abandon his son once again, the cosmic truth was that the only way for Harrison to be okay was for Dexter to meet Death. --- I don’t think Harrison will get a spin off. I think it’s clear that his capacity for the violence and brutality of his father came from a place of desperation to know and relate to him. Buuuuut... Harrison still did some pretty weird stuff, watched his dad butcher a guy, and then had to be the one to kill the man he’d been looking for, for so long. I don’t think it’s outside the realm of possibility that we’ll get a Harrison spinoff, but I think it’s unlikely. All in all, I’m supremely satisfied with the series finale, and the entire series at that. In my opinion, it’s a masterpiece. Issues that folks took up with later seasons became entirely inconsequential to me as I rewatched the series again and really analyzed deeper underlying meanings and such. This final episode was such a thrill for me. I was shocked and invested the entire time and absolutely blown away by Dexter’s strategies, words, and actions. If you made it this far, Dickbutt ❤️
What a shitty end. I hoped a show down with Batista and Dexter explaining why he did what he did. Now he got shot by his shitty son. Fuck im so dissapointed.
I just want to say a big thanks to everyone who worked on Dexter. The original run of Dexter was a show that I watched and in many ways grew up with. It had amazing highs and lows, but the characters felt like a part of me. It was great to see these fantastic actors and characters again. I feel the passion the crew has for the Dexterverse and the music alone is enough to transport me to a different time and place. As it came to an end, I'm surprised by how it made me reflect on the all that has changed for me and my loved ones in the last decade +. I look forward to re-watching the show again in another decade. Thank you for Dexter!!
Awesome message. Too bad it was the worst ending to ANY tv show out there. No one will watch the second season. The writers were perfect up until the last 10 minutes.
I still cant believe he's gone...i hate that Dexter died BUT, i will admit, it does make sense for him to end this way. Overall, still an amazing comeback season, with a definitive finale.
Nope ..she would nailed his ass with everything she got Like that harrow series where he got investigated by his recent ex gf/cop despite the consequences
Don't really see the point in reviving a series and completely abandoning the characters and setting that helped define it just to essentially kill the lead character off because? He was a killer who deserved to die? Maybe, but why glorify and allow us to root for him in the first place? Say what you will about the Sopranos, but it ended in a way that, even if it was framed in a way to hint at Tony's death, it was never shown and left (even to this day) to the audience to decide. And it's still talked about to this day. When I hear "Don't Stop Believin'" I will always think of that final scene. The song Harrison is listening to as he drives away from Iron Lake? Already forgot it. He drives away smiling, only minutes after killing his dad, which puzzles me considering it's primarily the death of Logan that set Harrison off. A death that wasn't even that apparent to me initially. Probably because Dexter is more than capable of knocking someone out as opposed to uncharacteristically executing an innocent police officer because the plot demands it. Just like giving Harrison a rifle when it's the last gift Dexter would give to the son he compares to himself. This is just another plot convenience this show employed just to get to the finale. Too bad because I seem to have been more satisfied with him faking his death. At least it was in Miami and involved the original cast besides 2 short cameos from Batista and the memory of Deb. Even Harry was sidelined. I don't think any ending would've been perfect but to kill him off in such an unsatisfactory way?
The first rule of the code is "don't get caught", but Dexter will never kill someone like the coach. The conclusion of Kurt, who was a great character(the only worthy in New blood), felt hurried and lame. This season could've given us more if they developed some better ideas than just destroy 9 seasons in 57 minutes.
He knew harrison wouldn't buy whatever lie he could come up with. And also harrison had responded more positively when Dexter told the truth in previous episodes... so it makes sense for dexter to have just told the truth
I feel the main thing lacking in this season was a strong villain. I remember when the Trinity Killer was introduced and when they showed his bathtub kill at the end of the episode, I was absolutely horrified. It kept me hooked to the series and as bad as Arthur was, he was truly worthy of being Dexters opponent. Same with how Travis was able to trick Dexter or even Oliver for that matter (although luck just worked in his favour). Kurt had an okayish back story and they just failed to implement it. Other than that, the ending kind of reminded me of how Breaking Bad ended, maybe it was just a parallel or inspirational.
Dexter was NOT shot in the heart in fact... Dexter was shot in a non lethal spot if you look closely, there is still a small chance he may have been faking. Imagine season 2 starts with Harrison driving off,Angela turns her back to radio it in, Dexter pounces on her, breaks her neck and runs off... Dexter is free to kill again. just a hopeful theroy XD
Worst case scenario. Dexter is killed. Harrison was sent away pointlessly, to live alone all over again. If the cop took the wrap for killing Dexter anyway, why did harrison need to "never come back"?
Maybe strangling Logan was all in dexter’s head. And he played out the rest of the situation which leads to Harrison killing him, so in season 2 everything we thought had happened didn’t actually happen and he’s still in jail asking for water
How are they going to call him out for being BHB , find Kurt's trophy room, bring Batista into this and just ignore all of the aforementioned for a sloppy rushed 15 minutes of no pay off. This needed two more episodes. They could have had dexter trip and fall and it would be a better ending.
Exactly the finale felt a bit rushed in, they could do 2 more episodes and maybe show how harrison came to conclusion that he wants to kill dexter, and not as it was more like on an impulse of finding out about logan
Guess every time movie makers run out of money start making a new season without caring about the story. The season wasn’t a great one overall, and I personally would’ve been fine with the 8th season ending.
Season 8 had the perfect ending! This was a disaster! This is how people who complained about how season 8 ended wanted it to end? Dumb as hell! They fucked up!
Can you do us fans a favour and re write the ending of Dexter" New Blood the way you did for the previous season ending? That's how i originally found your channel years ago and why i looked you up again when this reboot kicked off. That re write was phenomenal... I'm praying tomorrows announcement is one final secret episode where dexter wakes up from a dream he's having in the jail cell right before he kills logan and we get an alternate ending.
I loved this season until the last episode, which absolutely ruined it for me, especially when he killed Logan. It was not only unnecessary, but stupid and reckless and completely against Dexter's code. It felt like a writer was told he had one episode to wrap up something that would take another whole season to accomplish and so he rushed it with convenient coincidences, plotholes, and completely out of character moments. It's a real shame too, because i have been a massive fan of dexter since season 1 and was hoping that this season would right the wrongs of seasons 7-8 of the original series, and just when it seemed like that was happening, they ruin it with this b.s ending, which i guess in a way its not much different to how the original series turned out.
This ending confirms that it is difficult to end the stories of beloved characters, series, to our satisfaction. Even when they take a second ‘stab’ at it, after having years to ponder. RIP Dexter.
One episode is the biggest issue. The Dexter bay harbour bucher stuff was handled better in Season 2. There's also the fact that nobody from the old show even saw Dexter was alive. We never got that Batista/Dexter conversation.
I never liked "Iron Lake". Part of the allure of Dexter was Miami, the culture, etc. This place is freezing and boring and it's quite a stretch to believe that Dexter was happily settled there until Harrison appears.
It was great to have MCH and Dexter back for a brief moment, think overall the positives outweigh any negatives, enjoyed the journey but had expected the ending but hoped for another season with Dexter on the run etc :)
Yes I do feel like it was impossible to fit everything in 10 episodes and it felt rushed but there were some great things about this show! The nostalgia for dexter fans... the first episode I was like something's missing here? It was Dexter's narration which came back with his dark passanger after killing matt. Kurt Caldwell's storyline was pretty good. Seeing Deborah and Batista was good too!
The ending is unreasonable. I thought the last shot was not done by Harrison. No son will normally do that to a father who just confessed his love. Deb can sacrifice for Dexter so can Harrison. And all he needed to do was simply let him go instead of using his Christmas gift to kill him. It's not realistic unless you are trying to portray Harrison as a psycho. In reality, admit it. We will only have 3 choices: 1. Go with Dexter and forgive him; 2. As he suggested, go with him, and help him to quit killing; 3. Let Dexter go by himself. Just fu*king leave your father alone. Damn Harrison psycho. Overall, the ending is far from realistic because deep down Harrison knows how much Dexter loves him. He still has the memory of when he was 5 years old.
But Harrison was a psycho as was Dexter. Plus Harrison doesn't know his Dad loves him, Dexter never said it to him and Dexter says many times in monologue that's he's incapable of love. I mean Dexter literally abandoned him. Also, Harrison makes it clear that he's his son, it shouldn't be his responsibility to spend his life stopping his Dad from killing. So that only leaves Dexter running away on his own but Harrison has a sense of morality, he feels he can't let his Dad continue ruining lives; his choices killed Deb and Rita and literally just before the scene the coach as well. The darkness has to stop, it's a long painful death for Dexter after being arrested or a quick death by Harrison there and then. Harrison killing him meant less pain overall for everyone involved. Also it's really odd that you seem to dislike Harrison and call him a psycho but you have no problem with Dexter surviving and continuing to kill people and chop them up for his own pleasure.
What really annoyed me is the fact that Angela decided Dexter was the BHB because he used ketamine in new blood even though throughout the show he used Etorphine (M99). They also made Dex more stupid and ignorant opposed to how intellectual he actually was in the orignal series
I'm just going to say it: I prefer the original end. This ending isn't...unexpected or I don't necessarily even dislike it but goodness the way we got here sure was rough.
Well, I guess without Lundy in Miami for the BHB case he wouldn't have meet Debra, but you are right it's not Dex's fault. He could've died chasing Trinity anyway.
it's indirectly his fault because dexter had every opportunity to put the police on arthur mitchell's tracks (or even kill him) but delayed because he wanted to learn from him.
@@baphometic8767 Dexter wasn't even aware of who Trinity was at that point. Lundy was shot at the end of S4E4, and Dexter saw Arthur's face at the end of S4E5.
I wish Angela could let him live, it's quite sad how quickly things escalated, it would have been better if Angela could see why Dexter is needed, like a necessary evil
@@baphometic8767 i dont understand why Dexter deserved this though? I'm sorry but there IS a difference between killing the innocent, and killing other serial killers. It IS a necessary evil. It shouldn't matter if Dexter is addicted to it, or enjoys it. In the end its evil but a necessary one and one that doesn't harm the innocent. at least not in compared to how many people he saves. If he is evil, so is the military, so is self defense, so is life sentence prison sentences. It's all killing those who hurt the innocent.
@@mattgarbe4840 if you don't understand why dexter deserved to face repercussions for his actions (same as every person ever, including his victims) then i don't think any sort of argumentation is going to convince you otherwise. the entire point of the miniseries was to give a fitting conclusion to the show. having dexter get away with it would have been the same song and dance from the first 8 seasons. that wasn't the point of this mini series.
I feel like they left it sorta open. We think he is dead but they are announcing a big thing Monday. He could just be in a coma or hospitalized for next season to see him on trial and in prison. Or a Harrison spin off with Dexter as his dark passenger. They are doing interviews saying he is dead but idk
Great video and review as always! So were all the inferred cameras in the forest removed after the White Buck shooting? Did Dexter and every other character forget those were in the trees at that very location where Dexter was shot? Loved the season overall but there's some rough patches that has gone unexplained. Cheers!
