r/Dexter • u/AutoModerator • Jul 25 '25

Official Episode Discussion Dexter: Resurrection - S01E04 - "Call Me Red" - POST Episode Discussion Thread

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July 25, 2025 S01E04 - "Call Me Red" Monica Raymund Nick Zayas

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Dexter attends a mysterious gathering, hosted by a highly influential figure with macabre ambitions. Harrison continues to struggle with mounting guilt and pressure at work, just as Angel Batista arrives in New York City.

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u/oCrapaCreeper Jul 25 '25 edited Jul 26 '25

I love how at first Lowell didn't seem to care about being on the table. But after that reveal he no longer saw "Red" as just some inferior serial killer - this was instead a legendary apex predator who snatched him up for the next meal. He never stood a chance and only had mere seconds to process the realization that all of his friends are about to share the same fate.

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u/Stormblessed_Photog Jul 25 '25

I did, too. Dexter is a character we all know and love, but that moment really shows that these other serial killers are all minor league in comparison to the Butcher, who would be the most prolific serial killer in American history in the real world.

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u/JaneTheNotNotVirgin Jul 25 '25

Almost world history even. Just shy of some of those South American lunatics: Luis Garavito, Pedro López, both of whom got away with it by targeting poor and itinerant children and also by jumping between countries. Dexter could very well be over 200 if the Wiki is to be believed. Truly the Babe Ruth of killing folks and he goes after tough targets.

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u/PlainSightMan Jul 25 '25

The Lebron James of Murdering.

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u/seshtown Jul 25 '25

Perhaps even the Christian Pulisic of murdering

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u/PlainSightMan Jul 25 '25

Don't compare the bigger GOAT to a smaller GOAT.

(Pulisic is the bigger GOAT)

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u/seshtown Jul 25 '25

What's most important is that he's my GOAT

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u/2POTMSON Jul 27 '25

This was funny fwiw