How to Watch Dexter Season 8 on Showtime

November 22, 2022

Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) is a forensic expert with the Miami Police Department. He is also a serial killer who hunts other serial killers! Dexter on Showtime is about the double life of this vigilante killer and the people he works with. In its final season, Dexter gets a chance to understand why he is the way he is from Dr. Evelyn Vogel, an old family friend, while everyone seems to be closing in on his secret life.

Where to Watch Dexter Season 8

Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can enjoy not only Dexter Season 8 but everything Showtime has to offer. Showtime offers a free 30-day trial with access to hit TV shows, movies, documentaries, sports, and more. You can also stream live, on-demand, or save shows to watch offline from any TV, tablet, PC, or phone.

How Many Episodes Are in Dexter Season 8?

Dexter Season 8 on Showtime

There are 12 episodes in Dexter season eight. The runtime of episodes averages between 48-57 mins. You can check the complete list of Dexter episodes and their release date below.

Season Eight

“A Beautiful Day“: June 30, 2013
“Every Silver Lining…“: July 7, 2013
“What’s Eating Dexter Morgan?“: July 14, 2013
“Scar Tissue“: July 21, 2013
“This Little Piggy“: July 28, 2013
“A Little Reflection“: August 4, 2013
“Dress Code“: August 11, 2013
“Are We There Yet?“: August 18, 2013
“Make Your Own Kind of Music“: August 25, 2013
“Goodbye Miami“: September 8, 2013
“Monkey in a Box“: September 15, 2013
“Remember the Monsters?“: September 22, 2013

Previous Seasons

Season Seven: September – December 2012
Season Six: October – December 2011
Season Five: September – December 2010
Season Four: September – December 2009
Season Three: September – December 2008
Season Two: September – December 2007
Season One: October – December 2006

What Are the Critics Saying about Dexter Season 8?

Dexter Season 8 has an official critics rating of 33% and an average audience score of 52% on Rotten Tomatoes. It is widely believed that the final season did not do justice to an otherwise good series.

Juliet Litman from Grantland says, “Not only did the writers seemingly lose track of who Dexter was, they also lost Debra and all the other ancillary characters. This is how the show went wrong. Oh, and the ending made no sense at all.”

The Guardian’s Becca Day-Preston writes, “The show had never fully recovered from the devastation wreaked by season four’s main villain the Trinity Killer (John Lithgow), and this final run has played out that inferiority, being patchy, unfocused and, at times, sloppy.”