Dexter Season 4
Dexter Season 4 – Michael C. Hall who plays Dexter in the hit TV show by the same name has decided to reveal some secrets/spoilers for season 4 that will air in 2009.Michael C. Hall said:
“I don’t know that Dexter is the most reliable narrator.”"I don’t know that he was at the beginning of the show, and I don’t know that he is now. I think he tries things on and plays at being a human being. I do think there’s an appetite for connection and revelation in Dexter that he doesn’t consciously acknowledge. But that motivates a lot of his behavior.”
Hall added:
“In the writing room, we are constantly talking about, well, does Dexter feel that? Or is it learned behavior? Or is it camouflage?” “For instance, is his relationship with Rita a growing affection? Is it learning affection? Or does he need the relationship as a camouflage to present to the real world? In all honesty, we don’t entirely know.”I always think of Dexter as a bit of a French coffee press. You press down on it and those bubbles come up and those bubbles are unexpected emotions. And it could be anything from affection for his sister, a feeling for his baby that’s coming, friendship, whatever he was feeling for Lila last year. It could be hate, rage. I don’t know yet that he loves. But I believe he feels something, and he feels more and more as he dynamically lives his life and has gut-wrenching and soul-wrenching experiences.”
Hall, nominated for three Golden Globes and one Emmy for the role, is reluctant to be definitive about the inner life of the Miami blood spatter expert he portrays, partly because he wants to leave it up to the audience to interpret and partly because there’s usually more than one factor motivating Dexter’s actions. Phillips said that he and Hall “go round and round” over Dexter’s capacity to feel anything, even after this season’s poignant episode in which Dexter helped a terminally ill family friend die.
On the one hand, Hall believes that Dexter’s relationship with his brother set him on a journey of self-discovery in spite of himself. But on the other, Hall points out, Dexter could be playing us all.
“I think the fundamental realization of his origins . . . opened up something for him, opened a door that can’t quite be shut in spite of what he pragmatically knows to be,” “It’s like a wound that continues to bleed and one that he doesn’t consciously acknowledge. But you can turn that all around and say that Dexter has a sense that he might kill these people well before we discover that inevitability.”
Michael concluded by.
“I don’t think that’s ever going to be satisfied.” “You had the brother, then you had the female energy last year and this year, with Miguel, it’s almost like a combination of the two. There was an element of that relationship that was friendship, but then it went beyond that. I think Dexter, with his marriage and through becoming a father, is going to keep attempting this, but it’s never going to be completely fulfilled.”
Dexter’ season three finale will air tomorrow night.
Jack | Dec 14, 2008 | Reply
Man. Just watched the finale…was intense. I just hope season 4 tops 3…or at the least 2.
Season 2, was imo, the worst of the seasons thus far.
3 was the best…and if they can at least match it..I’ll be impressed.
omer | Dec 15, 2008 | Reply
What I think is that Dexter is to compare to an alien. even if he thinks that he blends in he does not because he shall alway live in his own world.
joey | Dec 16, 2008 | Reply
I have just seen the finale episode of season 3 and I have to say Dexter is the best thing on television. I cant even begin to imagine what season 4 has install, but i would like to see dexter become an anonimous like superhero who kills the bad guys and keeps miami safe. I think he has now found himself and what he wants to do, give him the tools to become more vigilante. I know he needs to kill but give the more stisfactory feeling in that he is doing more than that. Make him proud to be the man keeping miami safe, more incentive to make him kill more and more and keep this show going for as long as possible.
Seth Matthews | Dec 16, 2008 | Reply
Incredible!! It’s such a bumber that now we all have to wait until the next season begins. I think that in the next season they should write in a part where a unknown 3rd sibling of Dexter’s is out there still one who the mother gave up for adoption before the other two boy’s were given birth to. Oh and I should play the role did I mention that. An older sibling who works for the Fed’s in New York and something brings him to Florida to work on another big serial killer case. And Dexter and this new character become real best friends and bring back the real feeling of the old west were any bad person or killer is dealt with.
Ryan | Dec 17, 2008 | Reply
I thought that season 3 was the best so far! I’m very excited to see how season 4 goes. I think that Debra will find out that Dexter was related to the Ice Truck Killer through the file she has on their fathers CIs. She may confront him about it and then have the moral issue of keeping it a secret now she is a detective. She may even find out about his killing also. He can’t exactly go around killing people that find out as it wouldn’t fit the code – especially his sister. Another way they could go is having Dexter go off the rails. We are yet to see his hunger for killing really take control. I’d like to see him mess up a bit more and have to deal with a more overpowering urge to kill. He may then not want to be around his new baby because of that and leave Rita. Very exciting thinking about what will come next!
michael ramirez | Dec 17, 2008 | Reply
dexter is the best show ever! i would miss the super bowl for this show!….well maybe ha ha but the bottom line is that there is no better, smarter, smooth killer i like to see on shoetime. KEEP THIS SHOW GOING! michael c. hall is the shit! every season this show is intense! im never going to miss one episode. besides football, i have something to look forward to on sundays. the third season was GREAT.
Brian | Dec 18, 2008 | Reply
honestly, season 3 was the worst so far, and it seems like its going to get worse. dexter is not supposed to have any emotion that’s his appeal, yet every episode he seems to be more like a normal human being, which he is not.
Anthony | Dec 18, 2008 | Reply
When you really think about the secrets that DEX harbors in his inner soul as a fictional character, … it lends us to really think about societies’ demons, and what people of the real world keep secret to the extent of protecting the innocents in our lives…
Jorge | Dec 21, 2008 | Reply
Season 3 – congratulations on a gripping drama. Starts with the music lead-in and does not quit. Great ending in the last episode with the tie-ins. Amazing detective work by Deb and her partner is a good addition; the NJ infuence down in “the Miami”. The writing is great, acting great, lighting great, the humor great. I like all the charaters. Smits was best I have seen of his acting – a daring departure part for him that was better than the sugar company’s owner’s son part he recently had, also scened in South Florida. And Ramon Prado’s character – par excellance.
The show in general, however inplausible, brings out the value of well-done drama.
Matty | Dec 26, 2008 | Reply
Brian I agree a little bit with you… but still this is a TV show… it needs to build to a resolution of somekind… Season 3 I thought was awesome… seeing Dex own the Skinner like that was Golden!!!
as long as it doesnt take a turn like the third book did i will be happy to see Dex have any emotions haha…
Season 4 will be ace…
Goran | Dec 27, 2008 | Reply
I read some of the comments here. As I usually am when reading anything people write on sites like this, I was struck by the stupidity.
Dexter responds and appeals so much to the average person, that he can not resemble a compulsive murderer properly.
Bill | Jan 4, 2009 | Reply
When does Dexter Season 4 start
Marc Klita | Jan 5, 2009 | Reply
@seth. I cannot imagine that as much of a plot tyhose things have already been covered i reckon we might see a dark side to cody or astor in the next one and maybe see how dexter deals with it. Will he instill a code into cody’s life in much the same way harry did or will he try an steer him or her away from that life altogether. We won’t know until we see it but i just hope its as exciting as the last 3 seasons.
Nicki | Jan 7, 2009 | Reply
NO WAY!!! Season 2 was the best! I think that 3 was too slow. I feel like I was given so much more in the second season. I hope that season 4 is more eventful.
Although, I did enjoy all the emotional changes that Dexter went through in Season 3.
I’m a Dexter addict!!!!
Jeremy | Jan 8, 2009 | Reply
I feel all the seasons were the best in their own ways. I have seen all the episodes and feel a personal connection with the character of Dexter… just without the killing. Some may hate the fact that Dex is becoming more humane in a sense, but that is what happens as you experience life. I always put on a disguise to who I truly am, but I too have found true friendship, then lost it, and marriage and a child. Those who feel that it is stupid how he is becoming more “human” later in the seasons are just delusional. That is what happens to real people, and that is why this show is the best thing I have ever seen. It is real, and false at the same time. Things that happen to us in life change who we are for keeps, and Dexter shows an example of this in every episode. He never was completely emotionless, he was always his true self when killing his victims, he is just now learning to be able to do that to a certain degree in every day life. The show will go on, and will get better and better. I have my own ideas for the show, which I would love tremendously if at least 1 or 2 were to come to be. If you like mindless slaughter then get into a different show, this is not for the dullards.
randy lindblad | Jan 10, 2009 | Reply
I am not a big tv watcher, so catching an episode the middle of season two was a real treat for me. A patient told me about this incredible story where a serial killer, kills serial killers–I thought that was a wonderful concept and see an infinite number of savory potentialities such as a pedophile killer who kills pedophiles… Who would not want that? How about priests that rapes other priests–oh, they do. Just wanted to tell the writers of ‘Dexter’ how much many well educated people enjoy Dexter, but secretly wondering when the repulsive wife will finally be gone–she nauseates me but I can see now that she has an indelible part in what ever remains of Dexter. A sad day when I will read ‘this is the last season…’
Crystle | Jan 11, 2009 | Reply
A show with out growth is nothing but a rerun…
But i kind of agree though. Maybe there was too much emotion too fast?
Geronimo | Jan 11, 2009 | Reply
When will the first episode of Dexter, season 4
air? We’re all “JONESIN” over here.
kez | Jan 11, 2009 | Reply
season one was by far the best
sandi | Jan 11, 2009 | Reply
I started watching this show a couple of months ago, and managed to get through all the seasons. I loved how season one explained Dexter’s origins, and how season two set a greater challenge for him. I felt season 3 was a bit slow, and found Miguel to be a very annoying character. Still, Michael C. Hall is such a great actor with his nuanced expressions and total charm that without him this show would not be as successful.
melissa | Jan 12, 2009 | Reply
I wonder if the writers are having to “tame” it down because it’s been purchased by CBS? I hope not. Season 3 was not as good as the first two. I agree that Dexter is getting too normal.
tina | Jan 13, 2009 | Reply
does anyone know when season 4 start? dexter is the best!
steven sheehy | Jan 13, 2009 | Reply
what the F are you talking about season 2 was the best season of dexter i ever saw, i was always on edge every ep. and trust me I NEVER do that with a show, honestly the writer is an absolute genius and i take my hat of to the whole cast/ crew it would be an honor to work with them in the film industry.
Steef | Jan 14, 2009 | Reply
hi people, please, hear me out..
In the first season we see a man with long hair and a beard, using a chainsaw to kill dexter’s mom. IN SEASON 2 we can see that dexter is going 2 a town 2 kill one of the three murderers of his mom, BUT in season 1: the scene in that container, we never saw three people and in SEASON 2 you can see that little dexter is watching at three people. BUT WHERE THE F**K is that big guy with lonh hair and a beard that was showed in season 1? please tell me, because i F**CKIN LOVE this serie, but i think that they made a mistake..
Adriel | Jan 14, 2009 | Reply
They said the other people involved in the murder were no longer around – only the one guy. I can’t recall if they took off or were incarcerated.
Migue | Jan 19, 2009 | Reply
Amigo what are you talking about? Season 2 was the best of all. The relationship with Lyla and the kill of the And if I were Dexter I would have skinned f..ckin Miguel Prado for an hour.
topher | Jan 21, 2009 | Reply
season 2 was awful because it had nothing to do with the book series. see what happens when you let television writers mess with a good story?
TERRI MARTIN | Jan 23, 2009 | Reply
When will the new season start?
kasper | Jan 24, 2009 | Reply
I do too think that season 2 was the best. It seemed to me that, that was where he was challenged the most.
Plus it was nice to see Dexter meet one, who was a bit like him.
Season 3 was too slow, and Miguel Prado was annoying. I dont think that season 3 had that big of a plot as season 1 and 2.
but thats me
IER | Jan 27, 2009 | Reply
Hey!!!! Does anybody read this???
When will air the next season???
bella | Jan 28, 2009 | Reply
hahaha… this is cool!!
i LOVE Dexter. wwwooooooooooo
In season 3 i hated Miguel and i didn’t want it to end! I’m excited for season 4 and want to know what it is airing!
MS | Jan 29, 2009 | Reply
When the 4th Season Starts?????????????????
Come on now, please let me know
The Dude | Jan 30, 2009 | Reply
Season 4 will probably start at the same time of year all previous seasons have aired, which is around late September.
Katse | Feb 1, 2009 | Reply
Best tv series in a LONG time! I never miss an episode. I LUV Dexter!
KN | Feb 1, 2009 | Reply
Hi. I started watching dexter last year. Heard about it, and watched the first epi, and was TOTALLY hooked! Anyway, I have to say that I really liked the first season best. I like the dark humor, and they way he was potrayed as the empty shell, with a need to kill. I also really enjoyed the way Doakes bugged Dexter. I’m one of those who really doesn’t want to see him become more human, but I guess it’s true that the show must develop. Season two was really good. I’m glad he killed Lila, I didn’t like her character. I can’t stand Rita, especially prego Rita, but I kind of like how Dexter is with her, and her kids. Season 3…I didn’t like how it ended. I wanted him to have his little pre-kill exchange with the Skinner. But it was kind of cool that he got napped by the Skinner. Anyway, I’m jonesing for season 4, can’t wait to see how he’s going to keep the dark passenger satisfied with a wife and three kids…
lucas | Feb 2, 2009 | Reply
This show, along with all great shows, is supposed to touch people in a way they can relate to. Of course people will want the show to reflect their past and their hopeful future. Of course being a serial killer is an extreme that not many people can directly relate to but the constant mask as well as the inhuman ability to understand and react without fear, anger, or much emotion at all (in his everyday life) helps the viewers to understand the mysteries behind people in general. It also helps people to understand that, no matter what kind of life one leads and no matter what type of mask that person puts on each morning, no one is truly perfect and everyone has their secrets and problems. Dexter looks perfect in everyday life. He’s good at his job, he has a happy family, he has friends, and he has no apparent problems, but in reality he may have it worse than anyone.
The paradox between hero and villain is truly clever, as it constantly keeps the viewer on his or her toes; one second Dexter is your idol, the next your disgusted. This shows appeal relies much on what your past is. For example, there was a guy who stated earlier that he couldn’t stand Dexter’s girlfriend, but he also stated that he had been devorced once before. I for one, love having Rita in the show. These two reactions are directly related to our personal experiences. The clever part in all of this is that Dexter was also dramatically changed in his past in a way he couldn’t control which in turn caused him to kill people. Dexter shows people how to make the best with what they’re given and gives hope to those who DO want to change or get rid of what they’re given altogether (because he’s feeling the hunger for murder less and less as he experiences life).
Brad | Feb 5, 2009 | Reply
I think its getting better and better through out the seasons.
If DEXTER wants to feel emoiton its only human, emotion is after all the thing that motivates us or brings us down, undone or keeps us down in life.
dexfan | Feb 8, 2009 | Reply
I think dexter is awesome for one thing he is so totally competent in that he does things with such perfection. I’ve never seen a show where a male character can take care of not just the big things like killing cleaning and disposing of evidence so efficiently like doing a perfect vacumeing job on the cruise ship or noticing such subtleties like a pervert talking to his wifes daughter while also making the kids lunches, dinner for his sister and wife and just controlling all facets of life with such ease. plus I couldnt see anyone doing as good a job as Micheal C. Hall. I cant wait for season 4
allie | Feb 9, 2009 | Reply
Season 4 starts march 22, 2009.
tom | Feb 11, 2009 | Reply
The first episode of the first season is how all of the episodes should have been. Dexter seemed like a real monster then, now he just seems like a vigilante, not exactly a serial killer. That’s what they’ve gotten away from, Dexter is just too soft and normal. That being said, the show is still good and very watchable.
Debbie | Feb 16, 2009 | Reply
Dexter is the best show on TV. I became hooked from the very first show. Have never missed an episode, and don’t plan on missing any this time around. Great, great show! Anxiously awaiting season 4. I hope it starts In March like Allie says. I’d hate to think I would have to wait til September…way too long!
melissa miller | Feb 18, 2009 | Reply
I was first introduced to dexter during the writer’s strike and i was totally hooked…I just watched season’s two and three and i have to say i think season 1 was the best…I am torn between two and three because i liked them both equally…I loved jimmy smits character as miguel prado…i would have actually liked to see him make it to season 4. I hope the other prado brother ramon has a part in season 4..i think they should let him persue his suspicisions of dexter..i also think deborah will come to find out that dexter’s mom was the ci that harry was having an affair with..i think that will be interesting. I can’t wait for season 4.
melissa miller | Feb 18, 2009 | Reply
I was also wondering how long dexter’s mom was a ci for harry and if there is a possibility that harry could have been dexter’s biological father…. In season one dexter remembered when harry found him and his brother he only took dexter and left the brother behind could that be why.
paula | Feb 19, 2009 | Reply
this has been the best show i have ever seen, my husband and i watched every show and every season. we always have like a date night when the new show would come on. We cant wait until season four. does anyone know when it will start?
collette | Feb 21, 2009 | Reply
How do you know? I’ve been checking for a long time and can’t find anything. It’s just like they did with nip/tuck kept us in the dark about start date.
wall eye vision | Feb 21, 2009 | Reply
I think Dexter will kill everyone … yes everyone , so season 4 will be dexter sitting in his bedroom playing dominos with his blood slide collection and he’ll never get caught because everybody will be sleeping with the fishes ,so then he’ll be free to do what ever he wants , have a slice of gammon, maybe …a drink of oj, swat a fly at the same time.
it just writes itself really .
wall eye vision | Feb 21, 2009 | Reply
also there is a blue pick up truck in the first series that keeps driving past . . . kind of strange . . .almost lurking on the streets of miami ..awaiting prey ???? who knows .
i love you and good night
Lee Emeney | Feb 22, 2009 | Reply
Watch season 1 again when Dexter goes to the house of his biological father, there are flashback scenes where Dexter father has to donate blood because he has a rare blood type, which means Harry’s blood does not match, that means he’s not Dexter’s biological father.
neferai | Feb 23, 2009 | Reply
The thing that intrigues me most about Dex is his confusion when confronted by a situation involving emotions that he has not learned to mimic. How he used the flake’s confession (the girl who clubbed the man she was obsessed with) with Rita during his proposal and she bought it, hook, line. and sinker.
I am amazed at how Dexter observes an emotional situation and then mimics observed behavior in his attempt to appear more human. I do not believe that he is “becoming more human”, I believe his skills as a mimic are improving and he is able to communicate real emotions to those he loves, but still does not feel them himself. Even the desire to raise his son (as we witnessed during season 3’s finale) isn’t truly an emotion, just another urge to fill his emptiness.
Just my 2 cents.
Neferai
(a HUGE Dexter Fan)
Brother | Feb 25, 2009 | Reply
I am a HUGE Dexter fan. I managed to watch every episode of every season in two weeks.
While I agree that watching Dexter develope emotionally is entertaining and exiting, I can’t help missing the old, emotionless, wise-cracking psycopath that we all came to know and love.
P.S. Personally, Brian Moser/Rudy Cooper/Ice Truck Killer was my favorite character. I loved the irony in the fact that Dexter had to kill the one person he didn’t WANT to kill.
Brother | Feb 25, 2009 | Reply
P.S.S., Melissa Miller, while I did have that suspicion for a short while, I realised that it can’t be right, seeing as Dexter ran a blood test on his biological father and himself during season one, which came back positive.
tom | Feb 26, 2009 | Reply
I am a huge fan..and like a lot of people i dont want dex to become ‘more human’ i know this is what happens in real life but.. i have a normal life, im an average person and i dont want to watch my reality on tv, i want to see the warped reality of dexter.
i do hope they keep ramone in series 4 he reminds me a lot of doakes…and they should keeo him in and his suspicions of dexter.
i think maybe is series 4 dexter will try to live a more normal life, and because of ramones suspicions, his past is brought up..
LeEu | Feb 26, 2009 | Reply
DEXTER is unique in every aspect!
Hopefully, this series will not become that complicated, as in, as complicated as other TV series out there…
CarmelaLove | Feb 27, 2009 | Reply
i think Dexter is the most addicting show on earth!! i cant wait till season 4!!! Dexter is soooooooooooo sexy!!!!!!!!!
CarmelaLove | Mar 1, 2009 | Reply
dose any one know when season 4 starts??
Stuart | Mar 3, 2009 | Reply
It’s sad that they are only making 12 episodes per season of this great series, though pleasing to hear that season 4 is definitely not going to be its last.
I think that nearly all the emotions that Dexter shows are faked, but I think that soon some of them will start to stick. Get him to hold his baby and experience fatherhood and he will start to really care. Put his baby’s life at risk (kidnapped?) and see what lengths he will go to.
I am all for Dexter becoming more and more human though I hope he keeps killing (but averaging fewer kills) for the show’s sake.
Jared | Mar 4, 2009 | Reply
Season 3’s final 3 episodes lacked the buildup of tension the first two seasons did. Season 3 in its entirety came across as mearly a “setup” season for something bigger for the following season…hopefully…hopefully Showtime isn’t trying to milk Dexter and water the tension down a little just to string people along to juice the series and then when the series is too cliche, give it the boot.
This third season was rather tame. They could have really built up a climatic “how the heck will dexter get out of this one?” type of feel toward the end, but they didn’t. They kept it very low key for some reason.
Killing Prado, the main guy, in episode 11?
Not much buildup of suspension for the Skinner or much reason to truly fear Dexter being captured by him in the final episode?
That capture was so quickly escaped by Dexter that it was laughable. They should have stringed the capture out over an episode & a half, just to make us sweat.
I only hope some of the chips they served in Season 3 is an appetizer to hold us over till the steak that is coming in Season 4.
I hope.
jamesel | Mar 8, 2009 | Reply
Yep! Dexter is the most attention getting series that I have seen. It keeps your eyes glued to the TV set and you wonder after its over, “Where did the time go to?” The parts of the show that is so riveting and exciting is the situations that occur where Dexter is placed in a terrifying clinch of getting caught. You just know that he is about to be found out or killed and there appears no way out. Then he finds a way out that surprises the viewer. Jimmy Smit is a great actor and played his part well. He always looked like someone you did not want to have against you and made you fear what he could do. The writers certainly could have emphasized on this instead of fading him out like they did. They could also much better by removing the F*** word out of Dexter’s sister’s mouth that flows like fowl stream of corruption. She does not need this to make her look more like a police person. Not ALL police personnel talk like that. Anyway, I have season one and two on DVD and can’t wait for season three to come out. Hope season four carries on the suspense.
FNK | Mar 8, 2009 | Reply
march 22nd according to allie, ALL seasons were good i dunno what u guys are talking about, and who ever thinks dexters becoming too soft its because he has a wife now he cant always be this heartless married man.
Sean | Mar 9, 2009 | Reply
I can’t wait for season 4! Finally some tv that’s worth watching. I watch dexter with intense anticipation, or so i think, trying to glean some sort of deeper iunderstanding of my own life. Finally a real character on tv. Keep the seasons coming.
Jandira | Mar 15, 2009 | Reply
I cannot believe how much I LOVE this show. I watched all three episodes in less than two weeks – talk about catching up. Everything about this show is brilliant. Season 3…amazing! Beautiful ending, I want more. Unlike a lot of people on this board, I’d love to see Dexter begin to experience his emotions more. I don’t think it’s that he doesn’t have feelings…he has them, just has never tuned into them and the only way he feels alive is by killing. I want to witness him slowly tuning in to his emotions, becoming more human and eventually making the decision not to kill anymore (after 80 seasons, of course). And I’m REALLY glad that the writers didn’t decide to have Harry actually be Dexter’s father…though Deb would love that
Then again…Season 4 seems to be foreshadowing more dark secrets from the past.
Jason | Mar 20, 2009 | Reply
hmmm…season 4. since dexter’s prints, hair and just about everything else that would make a forensics guy happy, must be floating around the place where he was tied to the table…well, that could mean that he will have a lot of explaining to do, should someone care to examine that crime scene.
papa burry | Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Its March 26 Still No Dexter When Is Season 4
Lisa | Mar 29, 2009 | Reply
All 3 seasons of Dexter are genius! It’s refreshing to watch a show that is original and not the same old stuff on TV. Genius I say!!!!!
tori davis | Mar 29, 2009 | Reply
wen will it start? we have all ben waiting to see the sexiest man on earth perform at his best and wen will that time come i am the BIGGEST dexter fan i have took every quiz out there and havent missed a queston i am feening for more dexter i am going insain i can not wait until the return of our favirote serial killer:} and who ever said that dexter starts on march 22 2009 is an idiot….stupid person
WE NEED DEXTER……NOWW
teacher | Mar 29, 2009 | Reply
about september 2k9.. guys for f*** sake learn to read!!!
Jason | Mar 29, 2009 | Reply
Dexter usually starts at the end of September, or sometime during the month of September. We here in the cable industry usually get the preview disks about a month before it starts. The good part about that is, we get to preview the first 1-4 episodes of Dexter before it even comes out. The MAJOR draw back, you have to wait an additional 1-4 weeks while the rest of the world has to catch up to what you already know and you can’t talk about, think about it, nothing…My honest opninion is that Dexter Season 1 is legendary, nothing will ever top it. Season two, it was a transitional step to show the darker side of Dexter, and then Season 3 was the Dexter we all know and love. Season 4 needs to make a great impression the first atleast 4-5 episodes in, this shall be another exciting year to see the twists and turns that Dexter goes through. What a rush.
repoman | Apr 6, 2009 | Reply
does anyone know when dexter is comming back on sho in 09
Dean | Apr 7, 2009 | Reply
I could watch old Dexter kill people for ever and ever. When the time comes, (I shudder to think)they’d better not have him kill himself or get caught as that would just ruin the whole project. This is the greatest show I’ve ever seen and ever likely to see. It must run and run and I think it has the potential to be timeless if handled correctly (as it has been).
D.Morgan | Apr 7, 2009 | Reply
Wow it took me a long time to read everything that people are saying here and I agree with most of them… I do like how we are seeing Dexters “emotions” (if it´s not fake) and I did like Miguel Prado and I wish he would be in the fourth season as well, but however I didn’t like how the skinner died so quickly after all the buildup the guy had and maybe he should have removed some of Dexters skin..maybe…
And like all of you I can’t wait to see the next season and I have really big hopes for it, I hope that we will then see him be really happy and all with the new baby and the marriage and maybe Rita and the kids will die in some accident and it leaves Dexter alone with his newborn son and loosing Rita,Cody and Astor will totally ruin the emotional tree that he’s growing and put him back on square one and we will see him take Dexter Jr. with him when he is killing and start teaching him “the code”
But to be able to do that I hope the fourth season starts maybe 2-5 years AFTER the wedding, that would make the writers more room to write exciting plots and hopefully make it a better show (if it’s possible)
Anyway just thinking outloud here… or writing what I’m thinking
flash | Apr 11, 2009 | Reply
dude.
flash | Apr 11, 2009 | Reply
@kez:
dude.
Cleric | Apr 14, 2009 | Reply
Dex is like the guy from equilibrium does not filling things
anyway “Dexter” OMG is a great movie. I relay enjoyed it, My favourite episode is with Little Chino funy Guy but Dex got him . I read some comments here and like always the funy comments. Last time I was reading comments about the Dark Knight ,ppl thought they are like Joker 
now they watch Dexter they are Dexters 
hope U guys don’t start slicing up each other.
Loli | Apr 20, 2009 | Reply
im absolutely IN LOVE with Dexter….Season 1 & 2 were the best, i hope season 4 lives up to everyones expectations…..
Dj Skip | Apr 27, 2009 | Reply
Dexter for President!!!!!!!!!! The end
jordan | May 5, 2009 | Reply
def agree with jack, season 2 was definitely the worst, but the worst season of dexter is still better than the best season of most other shows. keep up the great work!
Dexter Morgan | May 7, 2009 | Reply
i loved each episode of every season so far. I’m wondering if it will come down to Deb finding out his secret and him having to kill her… seeing as he has no emotion, that shouldnt be a problem… but he will get busted right before he can and thats how they should end the show in season 5.
Sam | May 13, 2009 | Reply
He does have some feelings for Deb…there’s no way he’s gonna kill her…The writers want us to like him..if he decides to kill his sister, people will begin to think of him as a bad guy and that’s not what the creators want
DEXY | May 20, 2009 | Reply
Dexter is written well,but would not be as good if it were not for M.Hall, what an actor, he makes Dex seem believable, makes you pity the serial killer, the monster! Brillo
DEXY | May 20, 2009 | Reply
oh yeah get rid of that new cop his acting is rubbish, the rest gel together but he ruins it, perhaps dex could kill him of an dump him in a slip stream lol.
DEXY | May 20, 2009 | Reply
Dexter gets killed off in the end, Debs finds out who his mother was, the net begins to close in, she ties him to the ice truck killer, uncovers dexters cover ups, confronts him, he confesses tries to walk away, she says i cant let you do that Dex (as a good cop)he says i have to this Debs, she draws her gun, tears roll down her face, he gives her a knowing look, she says sorry Dex, shoots him, it ends!
dexfan | May 26, 2009 | Reply
It’s Michael C Hall that makes Dexter. He’s able to show us with a look, the damaged/broken child, and in a flash we see the predator.
IMO, I believe part of the reason Dexter describes himself as having no feelings is partly because Harry has convinced him that’s so and because of his mother’s death, he has buried his feelings WAY deep. I also think Harry kept Dexter isolated in an effort to protect others and now that he’s gone, in the attempt to appear ‘normal’, Dexter begins to develop real relationships that are beginning to stir emotions that are dormant, but not nonexistent
At any rate, love seeing how the show and Dexter develop and can’t wait till season 4 in Sept.
Amanda Crow | May 30, 2009 | Reply
Dexter is my favorite show.. That and HBO’s True Blood… I wanted to make a countdown for my myspace for when it came out.. I know it comes out in September, but does anyone know the actual DATE it comes out?
Dexologist | May 31, 2009 | Reply
Have only seen season two and three. Can’t wait until 4 like everyone else. Jimmy Smits was at his all time best. The character was wonderful and casting him was engenious. I agree, don’t make Dexter too normal or human. He’s a definite weirdo with a major head trip. That’s what makes him such a study for all of us. He needs to flip out on his wife, not the kids and we need to keep seeing flashes to his childhood to explain why he is the way he is.
errrrrrrrrrrrrrr | Jun 1, 2009 | Reply
DEXTER KICK ASS!!!!
dexter | Jun 1, 2009 | Reply
did you all know that m. hall and deb got married just this past winter……
dextress | Jun 2, 2009 | Reply
Man we down in South Africa love this serial killer. Season 3 only started airing here, but watched the whole season last year in one go, couldnt put it down. Red eyes, lack of sleep later, i am waiting in anticipation for Season 4. What a clever concept!
DEXtified | Jun 3, 2009 | Reply
Micheal C Hall shouldn’t of gotten rid of Doakes. The relationship between those two were hilarious.
Micheal C Hall is a psychopath genius!
jake winter | Jun 4, 2009 | Reply
whoever said season 2 was the worst is a fool, it expertly played upon building tensions and drama until it came to a nail-biting and hugely satisfying climax. Three was good, but not as good as two. IMO one is the worst, because a lot of time has to be spent introducing the characters to dexter and his personality and traits, aswell as the other characters.
Looking forward to 4.
Nino | Jun 12, 2009 | Reply
Sorry I didn’t mean to reply to your but it was the only way I found to leave a comment.
I would just have to say; until now I haven’t been disappointed regardless of the season. And of course he keeps on trying to blend in even though he’s got his own little world, everyone does. It really is a good story full of dark hidden emotions, that if a serial killer manage to understand so why can we? It is 2 thumbs up Can’t wait to see season 4!
Cereal Killa | Jun 15, 2009 | Reply
Dexter is so beautiful. I want to kiss him on the mouth. And when he gets mad, I think I love him. Please come and kiss me on the mouth Dexter.
derek | Jun 15, 2009 | Reply
I think all 3 of the seasons were pretty good! but what i think might happened in season 4 is that debra or even his wife will find out out dexter and how he is a serial killer or in the end he might kill himself but its just a thought lol cant wait to see seasone 4- sept. 09
Tricia | Jun 17, 2009 | Reply
I just finished watching season 3 and I Loved it! I never thought I would like the show, but it grows on you. I was really surprised with this season though. Never thought he would be3 getting married or become a Father. I hope season 4 tops season 3.
damian999 | Jun 22, 2009 | Reply
great actors and a great couple is julie available
damian999 | Jun 22, 2009 | Reply
this is one great show. you wonder in real life if there is another dexter out there. With all the crime we have you think there could be another serial killer who maybe works in the court system and watches killers go free. but the making of Dexter as a blood forensic specialist is awesome and since watching the very first show and all the shows during the week makes you think of all the possibiities he has and all the narrow escapes which are nail biters cause you dont want him to get caught cause what hes doing is a good thing for humanity when you come down to it. plus you know there will be another season, also it was hard seeing you guys killing of Sgt. Doakes like that but awesome seeing Dexter going international on his killing of that black haired lady. keep up the brain storming.
Doug | Jun 23, 2009 | Reply
Sandi,
You are wrong. Miguel was a great asset to Season 3. You are wrong, Sandi.
Doug | Jun 23, 2009 | Reply
Kasper,
You are also wrong. Miguel Prado was not annoying, rather a great entertainment to Season 3. Jimmy Smits was great! You are wrong Kasper!
Nina | Jun 29, 2009 | Reply
Just wanna say, I’m from Cape Town, South Africa and I watched up to Season 3 and cannot wait for more!!!! Got totally hooked on Dexter after watching all 3 seasons in one go. Michael C. Hall you make Dexter absolutely riveting!
Am now suffering from withdrawal symptoms… There’s no more Dexter… Season 4 Come soon pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeze!!!!!
Joe | Jul 1, 2009 | Reply
Thats the whole point…He has no idea where the emotions are coming from. He has never felt them before. What makes it interesting is the war with in Dexter…LOOK A LITTLE DEEPER!!!
chaos001 | Jul 3, 2009 | Reply
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this show!!!
i cannot wait for september! i just hope they go back to the older style of filming that they used in seasons 1 and 2. season 3 looked like they were on a sound stage all the time.
cy09 | Jul 7, 2009 | Reply
i really love this show
i think season 1 was the best. i really like the last episode of season 1
noreen | Jul 7, 2009 | Reply
i LOVE dexter this series just landed in my lap at the right time. killer kick azz show and lookn forward to season4.
YONNI | Jul 14, 2009 | Reply
There’s trouble for Rita ahead. He will move in with her and she will come to her senses. It’s only a matter of time and Dex will have to deal with it. Sad to say, so long Rita… and the kid.
Amy | Aug 14, 2009 | Reply
@ Melissa Miller,
No, Harry wasn’t Dexter’s biological father. That speculation was squashed in season 2.
I think that Dexter is one terrific show! I love all the characters. Even those that were killed off! I would have wanted for Dexter and his brother to develop a better relationship but they were too different and it would have caused major conflict.
Can’t wait for season 4!
Robert Hull | Aug 15, 2009 | Reply
Loved the whole series 1-2-3 series, I liked it so well that I bought all of the series on dvd.I hope all the dexter fans will like my book as well” The Unlikely assassins” out shortly. All the dexter stars, cast, directors, and crews GREAT JOB, WELL DONE..DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING, YOUR FANS WANT WHAT YOU GOT, KEEP GIVING THEM WHAT THEY WANT.
Robert Hull | Aug 15, 2009 | Reply
I really loved all 3 seasons, so well i bought the whole series on dvdkeep up the good work
Robert Hull | Aug 15, 2009 | Reply
great show
Nita | Sep 29, 2009 | Reply
No Derek. That’s horrible. He doesn’t need to kill himself. The show must go on.
Nita | Sep 29, 2009 | Reply
Wow Seth. That’s a really horrible idea. It’s not at all realistic, and does Dex really need to try being all buddy buddy with anyone?? Look what happened with Miguel.
The Real Dex | Oct 24, 2009 | Reply
Jake, that stuff about introducing personality traits and such – it’s a little thing “character development.” Most thinking people appreciate it. They make stuff like Transformers and Friday the 13th for people like yourself who don’t.
The Real Dex | Oct 24, 2009 | Reply
Even the double entendre episode titles for this show are very clever – “Remains to Be Seen,” “Let’s Give the Boy a Hand;” great stuff!
M4Jor | Oct 31, 2009 | Reply
i am a hudge fan of michaels work. Here in portugal, he is a god of representation, since six feet under.
cheers