Title: It's finally jumped the shark
Product review: I've loved the first three seasons. I've never been so riveted by a television program. When I heard that Jon Lithgow was joining the cast I became nervous; bringing on a well-known actor is a classic sign of jumping the shark. The producers hoped to reinvigorate the brand by bringing in outside help. If that was all they had done, the season would have been bearable, bland, but bearable.Instead, the show commits a mortal sin--it destroys its winning formula in a desperate attempt to win viewers for the next season. It won't work. The series is doomed. It really is too bad they couldn't resist the urge to milk this cow to death.The real show ended in season 3. If you want to remember Dexter as a great show, walk away at the end of season three. Not only will season four be less enjoyable that the previous three, its needlessly harsh "shocker" ending will make you like the previous seasons less.Just walk away. Watch something else.
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