This is a few years old now, but this will always be my favorite cosplay I've ever done. I even had blood spatter nails! This is actually the first year in a decade I had to skip the Dexter manicure for Halloween due to finances. FYI, this was done by a photographer friend before AI was a thing.

Awesome and friendly woman. Wife and Julie complimented each other's hair ahah.

Anyone find it odd that Hannah didn’t ever bother to change her appearance? Change her hair colour, dress a different way etc. she had so much money she could have bought a whole new identity, she didn’t even try.

Do you think it’ll be as a good as s1?

i would like it tho, i liked the YOU ending too but i want them to make his capture make sense, not like YOU

Just wondering as s1 ep 1 and 2 dropped at the same time

Kinda lame, but oh well.

Also:

Anton Chigurh from "No Country for Old Men"

Mick Taylor from "Wolf Creek"

David Collins from "The Guest"

Mickey Altieri from "Scream 2"

'Josef' from "Creep"

Collector from "The Collector''

I've just noticed as episode 1 has come into my queue, the first kill that Dexter does to the man from behind his driver's seat, he is using the same tool Ronald Schmidt does as the imposter Dark Passenger in Resurrection.

So I’ve watched all of the original show and New Blood. I thought New blood was fine. I haven’t seen original sin but have heard it’s good. I’m about to start resurrection for the first time.

The real reason I’m here: my fiancé wants to watch resurrection with me but he’s never seen anything in the Dexter universe.

I did a rewatch on my own months ago (of the original first few seasons) and thought that some of the dialogue and tropes in the original show were cheesier than I remember. I still love the show, but I’m wondering if he could just start with Resurrection?

Would he be missing out by not watching the first 8 seasons before starting it?

Has anyone started with resurrection and then treated the original as a backstory or prequel?

In Dexter season 8 episode 6, there's a scene where Dexter and Debra are eating a bad steak and eventually decide to order pizza instead. Debra says she wants pineapple on it, Dexter says not on his half. Just something I noticed during my rewatch.

I am so excited for Friday! going to spend the day watching the second season of resurrection :) i’m unsure if episodes will be released one by one or all at once, does anybody know?

I want to find whoever suggested Lila as a character, and shoot them in the face. WHY did they think Dexter needed a damn cheating plot line? And it’s disgusting that she’s the one who kills Doakes. Like, season 2 genuinely would’ve been such a perfect season if not for Lila’s existence. I guess maybe the Lundy Debra thing is pushing it a bit too, but idk, I still haven’t decided if I’m cool with it or not. On paper it shouldn’t work but I think their character dynamics do work well together.

Actually it’s my Halloween costume for this year but it still counts as cosplay I guess

Can't believe it took them this long to bring Brian back. Always thought that they killed him way too early. The Moser brothers are a great team.

Dexter had the best best best relationship with lila and hannah.
Especially lila she felt him.
Argue with your points.

Hey guys, I haven't posted since Rita's death, which was a few weeks ago for me.

I'm devastated. Season 7 was a real rollercoaster, and I just started episode 1 of season 8...

And oh my God, FUCK! Seeing Deb doing cocaine? In that state? It made me cry in a way I can't even explain yet. It felt like watching a loved one get lost in their addictions because you know how messed up they are in their head.

So yeah, you understand it, but it hurts. It hurts a lot.

And even though I understand LaGuerta had to die for Dexter's sake and to keep his secret, still... María only wanted justice for something we, as viewers, knew she was right about. And damn it, against everything, that woman kept going to clear Sergeant Doakes' name, and still... she ended up dead.

I can't stop thinking about how many real-life cases happen like that, or similar. She wasn't the bad guy, she just wanted justice. Damn, this show makes me empathize with so many characters.

Fuck, María! Fuck!

I'd love to give Deb a hug right now and tell her everything's going to be okay, but honestly I don't know if it will be.

I think it stopped being okay a long time ago.

I actually really enjoyed Season 8, despite much of the fanbase disagreeing. I think the season was a perfect wrap up of Dexter's Miami life, and Season 8 did a great job with that.

The season starting off with Debra having PTSD from killing Laguerta I thought was accurate to her character, and also real life examples of it. Throughout the season, there was a slow improvement, a good pace, to Debra and Dexter becoming back to normal.

Evelyn Vogel was also a very interesting character in how she helped create Harry's code. She was integral to the story, and as Dexter even said toward the end: If she hadn't helped Dexter and Debra, they probably wouldn't have found each other again. I think Vogel's death made sense in the long run, as it truly showed how psychotic Daniel is, which only served to drive Dexter to kill him more.

The farewell from Miami Metro also was very sweet, especially when Batista made a speech about Dexter at the memorial for Evelyn.

There was a sort of full circle moment in this season. Actually, a few. The biggest one is how from Season 1 to Season 8, we see Dexter, the man who thought he had no feelings, fall in love, start a family, grieve in his own way, and find love again, until his final sacrifice.

Another was Dexter finally letting go of his Dark Passenger and letting Miami Metro take Daniel into custody, granted Dexter did kill him later, but it was still a big step.

His grieving over Deb's death was also a character growth moment, as since he was always the person who looked out for her, he felt he needed to do so one last time. Since he wasn't able to live with the guilt and the grief, he tried to sacrifice himself.

There are many more plot points I enjoyed, but I would be here all day if I listed them all.

Anyway, this is just my opinion. I'm sure some won't agree with it, and that's okay. Just remain civil. :)

Onto New Blood next.

Im curious, when did you figure out who the ice truck killer was? And why? Or did you not know until the reveal? 👀

I was unsure but had suspicions maybe by the 2nd appearance

After edit: We’re good! I’m caught up 😭 I made sure to not make that mistake when starting resurrection.

Listen, I’ve done a LOT of stupid shit. But this, has been the dumbest thing I’ve ever done.

I finished the original Dexter series and went to watch the FIRST episode of new blood. Dude I swear to god. I got to the very end and realized I watched the final episode first.

Is there anything I need to know from this going into resurrection? I can’t bring myself to watch the series knowing the ending.

Call me all the names you want, I genuinely deserve it. I’m so mad at myself 😭

I just saw someone ask this in a comment section and it made me think a bit about it

Looks like Reel-Life Five Borough Killer will emulate Real-Life Zodiac.

Courtesy: TVLine