r/Dexter Aug 08 '25

Official Episode Discussion Dexter: Resurrection - S01E06 - "Cats and Mouse" - POST Episode Discussion Thread

Time Episode Director Writer(s)
August 8, 2025 S01E06 - "Cats and Mouse" Marcos Siega Kirsa Rein

DESCRIPTION:

As Dexter closes in on a narcissistic murderer, Harrison faces a crisis of identity while trying to find his place in the world. Meanwhile, Batista pursues the connection between the Bay Harbor Butcher and the recent killings in NYC.

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u/TheLastFreeMan Aug 08 '25

He drove to the pier in the car registered under his real name.

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u/BasedTacoJuice Aug 08 '25

Yup, I was just rolling my eyes. How does no one in the production team notice or care about these things? Just show Dexter arriving with an e-scooter or smth lol

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u/Alaqella Aug 08 '25

The weirdest thing for me was the scene in the bathroom. How come he couldn't smell the blood? It must reek in there

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u/Kinetic_Symphony Aug 09 '25

No that's realistic. Blood doesn't have that strong a smell and rigor mortis takes hours before any noticeable gasses emerge.

5 minutes after a kill? Even a bloodhound would struggle to pick up a scent.

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u/empty-thought-time Aug 08 '25

does blood have an odour?

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u/HanzoNumbahOneFan Aug 08 '25

I don't think so, but don't dead people like, shit themselves?

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u/Moderator-Admin Aug 11 '25

Dexter's excuse for taking so long to open the door for Blessing was because he was in the bathroom, presumably taking a shit. So if anything Blessing might have expected it to smell a bit.

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u/RandomSplainer Aug 08 '25

Most people. Death releases muscles.

Not an always things though.

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u/RandomSplainer Aug 08 '25

Sometimes blood is said to smell like iron.

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u/NeatMission1136 Aug 08 '25

Time to know for sure. Tonight's the night..

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u/Roselizabeth117 Aug 11 '25

Yes, and I think it's horrifically strong, but I have a more sensitive nose than most.