Ep 11. Hello, Dexter Morgan

Hello, Dexter Morgan" is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of the critically acclaimed TV series, Dexter. The episode revolves around Dexter's pursuit of Trinity after he discovers that Jonah Mitchell is his son.

Dexter is still reeling from his discovery in the previous episode that Trinity's family had been destroyed due to his omissions. He becomes increasingly determined to catch the serial killer before he can do more damage. To this end, he sets up a trap for Jonah by pretending to be interested in purchasing a car from him. Though he is successful in luring Jonah into a trap, he ultimately fails to capture him.

Meanwhile, Quinn and Batista are having their own troubles in the aftermath of Anton's disappearance. Quinn is put under intense scrutiny by the department, and Batista confronts Maria about their mutual feelings for each other. While these subplots are interesting in their own right, they don't detract from the main story.

The episode is, as always, excellently directed. The constant focus on the color red -- in particular, the bright red blood -- gives the episode a sense of urgency and tension that works well with the main plot. Dexter's voiceover narration is as slick and well-written as ever, and his interactions with Jonah provide some welcome insight into the twisted psyche of a psychopath.

One of the best things about this episode is how it continues to develop the character of Trinity. John Lithgow's performance is both creepy and captivating, and he is quickly becoming one of the show's most terrifying villains. The revelation that he has a son only adds to the sense of dread that permeates the episode, as it allows viewers to see just how manipulative and dangerous Trinity can be.

Overall, "Hello, Dexter Morgan" is another excellent episode of the fourth season of Dexter. It expertly balances tension and character development, and provides just enough clues and twists to keep the viewer engaged without spoiling any surprises. Even if you're not a fan of the show, it's worth checking out just for the exceptional performances and outstanding storytelling.