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156 of 172 people found the following review helpful.
How are they able to do it?
By B. Law
I began watching the 7th Season with low expectations. I became disappointed with Dexter after Season 4 as some of the murders became inplausable and I thought the series lacked the creativity and suspense of the first two seasons. The show’s pattern of watching Dexter stalk other serial killers became too familiar with less attention focused on character development. In my experience, it is *character development* that makes a series like this so watchable. With Season 7, the show has restored itself to a level of viewership found in earlier seasons.In Season 7, while Dexter’s character continues to evolve, the show focuses more on Deb’s character. Watching Deb and Dexter interact is fascinating – they both evolve in their relationship as each learns more about one another. As Deb learns more about Dexter, we watch with anticipation how she reacts as she battles her own demons. The evolution of Deb’s character takes center stage in this season, a break in the series. Dexter’s new nemesis – the head of a crime family played with charm and great intensity by Ray Stevenson – is far more complex than the killer in Season 6.Yvonne Strahovski does a terrific job playing Hannah McKay – a mysterious, cunning character who gets the rare opportunity of getting close enough to Dexter to earn some of his trust. She is one of the few characters Dexter has difficulty figuring out, and this curiosity towards her dark side sparks a romance. One of the more philosophical questions this season poses is the cost/benefit of making yourself vulnerable in relationships. And Erik King makes a welcome and sometimes humorous return playing Doakes during flashbacks – the only person who was on to Dexter from the beginning.A great show like Dexter takes the audience to a place it’s never been before. In season 1, we had a glimpse for the very first time how a serial killer might think and feel on an intimate level. In Season 7, the audience is taken to another place we can only try to imagine: what would it be like to learn your brother was a serial killer? How would you feel? And what would you do if your job was to protect the public from the very kind of person your brother had become? Watching someone work through the complexity of these emotions makes great television. To keep this series fresh after 6 seasons, the show had to do more than its already done.The producers have made wise decisions by taking the audience back into new territory. So if you’ve watched the other 6 seasons and are thinking of quitting, give this season a chance.I look forward to seeing how the rest of the story unfolds in what looks to be the final season next year….

38 of 42 people found the following review helpful.
WOW – Season 7 is one of the best yet!
By Green Manalishi
I have to admit I almost lost interest in the show after Season 5. Season 6 was pretty good I thought (Edward James Olmos in a villainous role was kind of fun and I thought he did a good job). But Season 7 has just been great and for so many reasons. First of all there are lots of very poignant jewels of wisdom in Dexter’s reflections on life and these ring true even for those who are not serial killers. Second, they shifted the plot up in season 7 – it’s not just Dexter against some new psycho, but rather Dexter in love with the new psycho, not to mention other interesting subplots, including one that develops in a big way and will lead us with great anticipation into the next season. This anticipation for the next season was something I didn’t experience after season 5. But it’s here in spades at the end of season 7! OK, and finally, the last reason I like this show is that it’s often darkly humorous. Among other things, it’s kind of funny bringing Sgt Doakes back into the picture – every time Doakes comes into the picture I just gotta laugh.. He’s like a smaller version or Mr T, but on steroids!!! I really started enjoying this show once I accepted it for what it is – a show!! I don’t demand perfect logic or beleivability in every scene, though I appreciate them when they’re there.. but rather I am happy to enjoy the show in the same way I might enjoy a comic book. It has that quality about it, and it doesn’t make it any the less enjoyable. Great screenplay writing in this season – very imaginative and creative and good on many levels. Now let’s see how far they can push it! They’ve certainly crossed into new territory and seem to have backed themselves into a corner – well, that’s what a good cliff-hanger’s all about!

66 of 83 people found the following review helpful.
Season 7 is the best season yet for this Award-Winning TV Drama Series!
By Dr. M. A. Dixon
Dexter is my favorite tv series and this season 7 is absolutely the best ever!First of all, Hannah McKay (played by gorgeous and playful Yvonne Strahovski of “Chuck”) is the most exciting sexual interest for Dexter ever! Goodie-2-shoes was done seasons 1-4 by girlfriend-turned-wife Rita (played by Julie Benz) with the relationship being mainly focused on Dexter having a cover for his true self which he hid from his family. He was able to share more of his “dark passenger” with Lumen (played by Julia Stiles) in Season 5 which is by far my second favorite season after this season 7 with Dexter’s sexual encounters with an experienced killer.I also love the development of Dexter’s adopted sister and current boss Debra (played by Jennifer Carpenter) as she learns her adopted brother is a serial killer (in season 6 cliff-hanger ending) and begins her processing of this startling information this season 7. Other law enforcement characters of the fictional Miami Metro Police Department (based on the real life Miami-Dade Police Department) must also make choices in how to deal with law enforcement / law breaking.While the writing of season 6 was too philosophical IMO for any tv drama series, the writing of this series over-all is so creative and characters are so forthrightly portrayed. Also the nemesis in season 6 seemed more annoying than dangerous and challenging, yet season 7′s nemesis is more dangerous than ever with the head of a Ukrainian crime syndicate (played by all-so-handsome and debonair Ray Stevenson) targeting Dexter for revenge. Will Stevenson surpass the bar set by John Lithgow in season 4?Michael C Hall continues with outstanding acting beyond imagination. Dexter is in danger from all directions – the mob, the police department including his sister, his new girlfriend, and even from within by a critical father voice as well as his own self-image – and all while managing to be a single parent working full-time. How will he handle it all?It is no surprise that Dexter has been nominated for 19 Primetime Emmy Awards, in the category of Outstanding Drama Series 3 times in a row, from 2008 to 2010 and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series (for Michael C. Hall) 4 times in a row, from 2008 to 2011. Dexter has also received over a dozen Creative Arts Emmy Awards. It has also been nominated for 7 Golden Globes (winning 2), 14 Satellite Awards (winning 7), 18 Saturn Awards (winning 5), 8 Screen Actors Guild Awards (winning 1), and 5 Writers Guild of America Awards.I can’t believe Season 8 will be the last season. How can life go on without our Dexter fix?

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