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Platform release date
- Previous episode S08E11 - Monkey in a Box
- Number S08E12
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Director
Steve Shill
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Writers
Manny Coto
Scott Buck
- Country United States
- Genres Crime, Drama, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller
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Remember the Monsters?
With a hurricane threatening Miami, Dexter becomes determined to end things his way.
If you’re a fan of crime dramas that intertwine mystery, suspense, and character development, then ‘The Mentalist’ is a series that deserves your attention. With seven gripping seasons and 151 episodes, this American procedural drama aired from September 23, 2008, to February 18, 2015, captivating audiences with its unique blend of psychological manipulation and detective work. At the heart of this series is Patrick Jane (played by Simon Baker), a former psychic medium-turned-consultant for the California Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The show follows Jane as he uses his keen observational skills to assist law enforcement in solving complex cases while harboring a personal vendetta against Red John, the serial killer who shattered his life.
What sets ‘The Mentalist’ apart from other crime dramas is not just its intriguing premise but also its richly developed characters. Each member of the CBI team brings their unique strengths and vulnerabilities to the table. Teresa Lisbon (Robin Tunney) serves as Jane’s boss and grounding force; her no-nonsense attitude complements Jane’s unconventional methods perfectly. They are joined by Kimball Cho (Tim Kang), Grace Van Pelt (Amanda Righetti), and Wayne Rigsby (Owain Yeoman), each adding depth to the narrative through their interactions with Jane and one another. As viewers follow their journeys over seven seasons, they witness growth, camaraderie, and occasional tensions within this close-knit team.
From solving murders to unraveling psychological games played by criminals, each episode offers thrilling twists and turns. In one notable episode where a wealthy investment banker is found dead in his locked safe room, Jane showcases his brilliance by playing mind games with potential suspects to extract truths hidden beneath layers of deception. Such intricate storytelling keeps viewers on edge while highlighting Jane's mastery in deduction—a trait reminiscent of iconic characters like Sherlock Holmes or even Patrick's own inspiration from street psychics.
Comments (2)
VivaMemo elle est pour toi : "As a rule, I think it’s ridiculous to judge someone for liking or disliking an artwork. But I have to be a hypocrite here: If, after watching “Remember The Monsters,” you still consider yourself a fan of Dexter, I’m judging you. Not quietly. Loudly. I’m in your face with a megaphone, yelling “WHAT IS YOUR DEAL? CAN’T YOU SEE HOW AWFUL THIS IS?” You may be thinking, “Why are you yelling into a megaphone? Isn’t that redundant?” But you love a show that, for the better part of eight seasons, has used voiceovers and ghost dads to call your attention to things you’re currently looking at with your eyes. So you’ll forgive me for thinking redundancy is your thing, won’t you?"
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