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It has come to Dexter’s attention, will he still be a serial killer when he is much older? This question was prompted by an old favorite killer turning back up. The Tooth Fairy was a killer back in Dexter’s childhood who would kill prostitutes and keep their teeth as trophies. Turns out, this famous killer lives in a retirement home, still killing and playing golf on the side. After Dexter tracked the Tooth Fairy down, the Tooth Fairy learns that Dexter knows just who he really is, Walter Keeney. Walter takes Dexter at gun point and puts him in his car. After almost shooting Dexter, Dexter crashes Walters car and subdues him. Dexter plans on making this a routine kill, but after learning that Walter wants the public to know who he is, Dexter smothers him with a pillow. Making sure he dies like an old man, than go out as a ruthless serial killer.

Travis now has the jogger bound against his will, and wont set him free unless the jogger repents his sins to God. He forces the Jogger to apologize to God, and does so. Travis leaves the room and enters the room in which Gellar is in. Gellar tells Travis that the jogger is only telling him what he wants to hear. He informs Travis that the jogger must be pure or they can not move on with their Doomsday killing. In the final scene, a horse trots down a busy street with what it seems to be half mannequin and the jogger they held captive.

The scene opens with Dexter getting his son, Harrison, ready for bed. Until a couple of very surprising words come out of the two year old’s mouth “Daddy’s box”. This shocks Dexter into thinking his on knows about what is in that box. Dexter decides that getting a toy just like his for Harrison, will distract the child and he will forget all about “Daddy’s Box”. This episode introduces us to the sister of the quite creepy acolyte Travis. After Travis checks in on his sister, his mentor and religious zealot Professor Gellar is furious with the meeting and proceeds to burn himself, showing Travis that he is suffering for the young mans sins. Later they proceed to abduct a person on their daily run, and murder them.

Further in the episode, Dexter meets with Brother Sam, an ex-con who has turned to Jesus. Yet Dexter still senses the murder within him and proceeds to follow Brother Sam to his house. Dexter witnesses Brother Sam go into a house and shoot a man, carrying his body out and placing it in the trunk of his car. But before Dexter can take down Sam, a vicious dog appears and ruins his cover. Brother Sam comes out and Dexter proceeds to make up a story about he had left something in his car. Brother Sam takes Dexter into the garage and turns out that he in fact didn’t kill the man. He saved his life. Then a scary gangster enters the garage and points a gun at Sam. Dexter flashes his badge and tells Brother Sam that he will find the man who plans on killing him. That man soon runs into Dexter at Brother Sam’s Garage. Dexter subdues him and drags him to a near by abandoned barber shop where he straps him down in a chair. As the man awakes he admits to killing Brother Sam’s friend and tells Dexter he is a dead man. But before he can finish his sentence, Dexter slashes his throat, ending his life.

In Season 6, Episode 1 Dexter has set out to kill an old Prom King at his 20^th High School Reunion. Joe Walker had been accused of murdering his wife, and getting away with it. Dexter gets wind of this and attends his reunion, in hopes of stalking and killing his prey, Joe Walker. As Dexter enters the reunion, he is stopped and asked by a group of high-school-fantasy women if he would like a sexual favor. He declines, but then steals the girls cell phone. He uses it to text Joe, and lure him to his death in the Janitors shed just outside the school.  Not everything went to plan though. After missing the M99 injection, Dexter had to choke out Joe in the shed. Not to mention Dexter had left some evidence linking him to Joe’s disappearance from the reunion. After being questioned by the police, Dexter manages to get away with Joe’s death.

Dexter and the team have been called out to the beach to investigate a dead body that has been left under the pier. As they arrive they notice that the body had been cut open, and stitched back up postmortem. This was the second instance in which a victim had been sowed back up after being gutted.  Deb notices that the stitching on the mans body resembles an A inside a horse shoe. Quinn spoke up and explained that the symbol on the mans chest is “Alpha and Omega”, a reference to God being the “Beginning and the end, the Alpha and Omega”. As they take a closer look at the stitching, Deb notices that his skin begins to move. Dexter pulls out a knife and begins to cut away the stitching, only to reveal that the mans stomach and intestines have been replaced with small snakes. This begins a series of religious-based killings, haunting Miami.