Let’s be honest: after the infamous "lumberjack" finale of Season 8, fans spent years trying to forget the back half of Dexter . But in the shadow of the successful revival Dexter: New Blood , it’s time to give credit where it’s due. Season 7 is a masterpiece of tension.
Stevenson brought a Shakespearean weight to the role. When Sirko finally meets his end (not by Dexter's hand, but by a rival mob), the season loses a bit of its steam—but his arc remains a high point. Season 7 introduces the most divisive character in Dexter history: Hannah McKay (Yvonne Strahovski). She is a beautiful florist with a green thumb for poison. And she is Dexter's first real "equal." temporada dexter 7
The first episode, "Are You...?" , is arguably the best in the show’s later years. Deb doesn’t faint. She doesn’t call the cops. She throws up. The visceral horror on Jennifer Carpenter’s face as she realizes her brother is the serial killer she has been chasing for years is the show's acting peak. Let’s be honest: after the infamous "lumberjack" finale