Jo turns 50 (congrats!) and kicks off this episode in reflective black—alongside Amelie in olive green—reviewing Dexter Resurrection S1E2, "Camerashy". They decode the "camera-shy" hoodie reveal, Dexter as a protective dad haunted by his code, Harrison's PTSD spiral, mysterious Dark Passenger echoing Dexter's own legacy, and the show's overstuffed pacing. Themes of identity, parental code, and emotional distance shine through. Stick around—Conjuring's next, then back to Dexter. Hear it through your headphones and catch all links: https://linktr.ee/Emptyhell [https://linktr.ee/Emptyhell?utm_source=chatgpt.com] We are Amazon Affiliates—if we drop an Amazon link and you click or use it, we do get a little money! Key Moments * Opening Birthday Quickfire – Jo hits the big 5‑0, opens with "growing old is for Idiots" (Thank's Tony Horton!). * Hoodie Power Move – That "Camerashy" reflective hoodie moment: flash blurs your faces and sets the episode's stylish tone. * The "Dark Passenger" Clash – Dexter reacts to hearing his name echoed by someone else—a riff on identity, ownership, and power. * Father-Son Code Pressure – Dexter obsessively protects Harrison—even cleaning a single blood drop like it's the 'code'—showing everything's still personal. * Character Setup Overload – Blessing, Charlie, Angel, Batista… it's a setup tsunami. Jo describes it as "this happens, then this happens…"—a checklist plot that is lazy writing and shouldn't see the screen. * Binge Dynamics – Amelie binged three episodes and it feels cohesive. Jo warns: episodic pacing might not hold if dropped weekly. * Next Up Tease – As Jo hints of a super secret interview for What's Kraken with a director of 'one of the best horror movies' in a long time, the duo get ready to spoil the crap out of Conjuring: Last Rites for next week, followed by more Dexter!!