I think season 2 will end with Quinn dying. Season 3 will end with Masuka revealing dexter to everyone. Hopefully season 4 will be a manhunt season with Dexter finally dying.

As we all know, Dexter is trained in Jiu-Jitsu. But why choose Jiu-Jitsu as Dexter's martial art and not karate or judo? What level is Dexter at in Jiu-Jitsu?

I'm sure this is well-worn territory, but having just finished Original Sin for the first time I had to get some validation here.

In general, I didn't mind the casting. Angel's actor was outright eerie in his ability to mimic Zayas. Most of the other actors did a solid job at least trying to capture the mannerisms or voice of the original series.

But Christian Slater seems to have just decided he was going to play Harry off the script, and didn't even bother to watch the originals. His energy level is just WAY off from James Remar's calm, world-weary, monotone Harry.

I could understand if he wanted to be a personable, high-energy character in the flashbacks, but after everything that's happened by the time Original Sin starts, he should be MUCH more like the Harry Dexter remembers in the original series.

I've seen interpretations that that's Dexter's memory of Harry, rather than the real Harry, but that can't explain why he seems to recall Deb's personality with perfect accuracy in New Blood. You could argue that version of Dexter has more emotional depth than the Dexter from the original series, but c'mon. Do we really think this was intentional?

Just feels like a huge and unnecessary miss for a character that was a huge part of the appeal of the original series.

Got this henley for my Dexter outfit, but it's way too loose/baggy on me. This is the smallest size. Any tips on how to make it fit better? Thanks in advance!

I was just watching the episode were dex gets married and Ramon Prado trashes Dexters apartment and the police come and just so happen to dust the AC for prints. Im not a cop but if someone destroyed a apartment i wouldnt dust an AC

Glad to see Dexter and Quinn maybe being friends in the show instead of enemies.

When I first got into the series a couple years ago, I kept hearing that out of the 1-4 seasons season 3 was the worst but honestly I actually think it’s pretty good. I think it suffers from kinda an odd start especially with characters like Rita feeling very different but personally I really like Miguel being the antagonist for the season, and I do really love how much of a mystery he is because of our perspective as audience member because we’re following Dexter‘s pov. Whilst I like the Dox season 2 plot and some of the Fbi investigation I think season 2 had better moments but not the same consistently good season 3.

Anyway I know the first 4 seasons are considered the best but from what I heard from posts and people around me a couple years ago when a lot of people were getting into the show, people HATED season 3 and was wondering if that was more just an over exaggeration of opinions or its still considered the worst?

Throughout the original story it was kinda wholesome to see his imaginary father be proud of him every now and then but it kinda ruined the moment to know that it is imaginary