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The Jodie Fosster-directed episode has a very "Dexter"-esque cold open. We see Freddy, preparing for his day. He does some exercise, before walking to work. When he arrives at his place, he finds the morning paper, with news of Claire's scandal splashed across the front page.

With Dexter, Harrison, and Hannah in the airport at last, it could have been the perfect start to the perfect permanent vacation...

With Vogel¿s death last week, you knew this episode was going to be rocky. On top of that, it¿s the second to last episode of the entire series.

Despite leaving the audience in a nosedive last episode, Dexter and Hannah start off with a very sweet moment in bed, thinking that if they stay there forever, the real world can't interrupt.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Or a woman you betrayed and sent to jail.

Family. You can't live with them. You can't live without them. Or can you?

Vogel said she used unorthodox methods when trying to understand and help psychopaths, but how far would she go? Is she testing Dexter?

Days after the deadly Sandy Hook school shooting, the tragedy is still dominating news sites, social media and search traffic.

And who would have thought that Hannah, a fellow serial killer, would bring out Dexter's sensitive side?

Deb pops the big question tonight. Dexter, will you ... murder your girlfriend for me?

Mainly, tonight's episode was about catching everyone up on everyone else's past actions.

Even for Dexter, there was a lot of aggression tonight. Maybe someone should go to therapy. Any one of them, really.

If the soundtrack of my life is currently one of the Sisyphean struggle against the loss of my identity, then so be it. At least it's rocking.

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