Season 6

Still very enjoyable, still very brutal, still intriguing and I am craving for more!

Though it tries to emulate the first season, Dexter: Season 6 is poorly written and unfocused. As Dexter’s sister Debra is promoted to Lieutenant and takes over the homicide department, a new serial killer known as the Doomsday Killer emerges; meanwhile Dexter forms an unlikely friendship with an ex-con, street minister who shows him that a killer can be reformed. Unfortunately, the episodes are full of tangents and inconstancies that really hurt the storytelling. This poor writing also decreases the effectiveness of the two major twists/reveals that the season is built on. Yet, the characters remain compelling and keep the audience engaged. And, the acting is very strong, particularly by the guest stars: Mos Def, Colin Hanks, and Edward James Olmos. Season 6 of Dexter is very uneven and is full of unrealized potential; however it gets by mostly on the high production value and the goodwill that the series has engendered.

First season was the best, after that it gets worse. Its still enjoyable, but it isnt as good as it used to be

Not as great as previous seasons but has some good cliffhangers to keep you watching