A Wrap-Up of the Dexter Season 8 Premiere, a Look at What’s Ahead, and More

Steve Barton |

Jul 1, 2013

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A Wrap-Up of the Dexter Season 8 Premiere and a Look at What's Ahead “Dexter” Season 8 kicked off last night, and we’re really pulling for the series to go out on a high note. It’s a little too soon to tell how things are going to shake out in these final episodes, but here’s a look at what’s ahead along with a Wrap-Up Podcast for the premiere.

First are clips and previews of Episode 8.02, “Every Silver Lining.” Then in the “Wrap-Up” producer Scott Reynolds sits down with Jennifer Carpenter and is joined by executive producer Scott Buck to answer fan questions. In the “With the Creators” video above it, executive producer Buck discusses Dexter’s uncertainty of Dr. Evelyn Vogel and his concern over Deb’s well being. Things conclude with a “Reminiscing Dexter” video in which previous cast members join the current cast to reminisce about the show.

The series stars Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Desmond Harrington, C.S. Lee, Aimee Garcia, David Zayas, Geoff Pierson, and James Remar. Season 8 guest stars include Yvonne Strahovski, Bethany Joy Lenz, Rhys Coiro, Charlotte Rampling, Nick Gomez, Julian Sands, and Sean Patrick Flanery.

“Dexter” Episode 8.02 – “Every Silver Lining” (7/7/13; 9-10 PM)
Miami Metro continues its search for the Brain Surgeon, and Dr. Vogel enlists Dexter’s help. Meanwhile, Debra works a case and is forced to take matters into her own hands.

For more info be sure to visit the official “Dexter” page on Showtime, “like” “Dexter” on Facebook, follow “Dexter” on Twitter, and stop by the “Dexter” Tumblr page, which serves as the hub for fan-created content.

“Dexter” Episode 8.01 – “A Beautiful Day” (6/30/13; 9-10 PM)
The eighth season begins six months following LaGuerta’s murder. Debra works as a private investigator, with Batista replacing her as lieutenant. Meanwhile, Miami Metro investigates a murder in which the victim had pieces of his brain removed. Directed by Keith Gordon; written by Scott Buck.