How long is Episode 3 of Dexter: Resurrection Season 2, and who wrote it?
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| Harry and Dexter Morgan in Dexter: Resurrection Season 2. (Photo credit: Matt Infante/Paramount+) |
Get ready, Dexter fans: A new episode of Dexter: Resurrection arrives this Friday, November 13, on Paramount+, and it looks like one that will give fans a lot to talk about. As we previously mentioned in our article featuring all 10 episode titles of Season 2, the upcoming third episode is titled "Live Free and Die."
Based on the official promo released just hours after the latest episode became available to stream on Paramount+, Episode 3 appears set to pick up right where Episode 2 left off. That's a pretty crucial moment, considering Dexter and Charley witnessed a murder by the Five Borough Killer just a few feet away from them.
With Charley fleeing the scene to avoid any connection to Dexter through the NYPD, we're eager to find out what happens next. More importantly, what will Dexter do now that he seems to have caught a glimpse of Lucas Stark, the man behind the Five Borough Killer identity?
Before we actually find out, let's take a closer look at some interesting details about Episode 3, "Live Free and Die," which is directed by Dexter newcomer Erica Dunton.
Who Wrote Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3?
While Episode 2 was written by Dexter veteran Scott Buck, the third episode brings back a writing duo that has played a significant role in the franchise in recent years: Alexandra Franklin and Marc Muszynski.
The two have previously worked together on several episodes, and their most recent contributions to Dexter: Resurrection include Season 1's fourth episode, "Call Me Red," which is considered one of the strongest episodes in the entire franchise, and the Season 1 finale, "And Justice for All...," which they co-wrote with showrunner Clyde Phillips.
It will be interesting to see what they actually have in store this time around and whether their latest episode can live up to the standard they have already set.
Episode 3 Runtime – How Long Is "Live Free and Die"?
As for the runtime, we have some good news. The upcoming third episode will run for 55 minutes, making it just a little shorter than Episode 2. It's still slightly above average compared to other episodes across the Dexter franchise, giving the story enough time to develop.
With the first two episodes setting the stage for what's ahead in this sophomore season, there's definitely plenty to look forward to. Following the events of "Fallen," all eyes are now on what Dexter Morgan will actually do next.