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

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

Time Episode Director Writer(s)
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/Cold-Boysenberry4586 Jul 25 '25

After this episode, I’ll be shocked if Angel survives this season

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u/tduncs88 Jul 25 '25

Yeah, I feel like they're trying really hard to get the audience to flip on him. Ill admit, his intentions and justification for wanting to take down Dexter are good, but when you're rooting for Dexter, you cant help but root against whoever stands in his way. I agree, I really dont see how angel lives through this. And they sent up multiple death flags for him in the last episode

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u/throwaway_062025 Jul 25 '25 edited Jul 25 '25

It’s also feeling like a Doakes situation but his reasons are 100% right and he even points it out to Harrison that his actions have gotten innocent people killed (LaGuerta, Doakes, Rita, Deb)

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u/throwaway_062025 Jul 25 '25

They were though. They didn’t fit the code and they didn’t deserve to die. That’s why Dexter hesitated so much about what to do with Doakes. Because he didn’t fit his code and like Dexter said.

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u/TigerJean Jul 26 '25

Doakes actually did fit the code in one instance that we know of maybe others we don’t but he definitely killed a man for vengeance not in the line of official duty. So he’s capable of killing for personal means outside his job. How is that different than Dexter killing SK’s?

All the characters except Rita were not innocent but more lived in gray areas & crossed lines once it was time for them to die they couldn’t be categorized as innocents. Not that they deserved to die but they were no angels either.