My wife has Gilmore Girls and One Tree Hill.

I have Dexter.

But the show really is special to me. I moved into the first place my wife and I would rent four months before our wedding. For the first time ever I was living completely myself. No roommate, no pet.

I had heard about Dexter. The first season dropped the year I graduated High School. At the time I was a little weary of it, thinking it’d be too dark and weird.

And it is dark and weird. But the show has such a humor, wit and eventually, very conflicted heart that grows as Dexter does. (The books thus far are MUCH darker)

I think Dexter resonates so much for me because I can be a very inward person, and see the duality and contradictions in myself pretty clearly. There’s something comforting and almost commiserating about watching a character live that out.

I binged the entire first six seasons on my phone at night before bed. It was such a crazy first watch, and I look back fondly on those times as a lonely bachelor, like Dex himself. ;)

Micheal C Hall’s fitness level also motivated me to start working out regularly and I modeled some of my routine after his.

I’m pumped for Ressurection Season 2, having slept on season 1 for no apparent reason and just finished it a month ago.

Just came here to say that I have what is probably considered an ‘unusual’ comfort watch go-to. Though perhaps not among you all.

In the latest preview, AL seems to be highly suspicious of Dexter. And why would Dexter propose to meet in some "old body shop"?

What is your prediction on AL this season?

Michael C. Hall: “The Dexter universe is one in which death is often worn like a loose garment and you just shed it.”

I feel like Lundy kinda did secretly. I got that vibe at times.

I know there probably isn’t but.. just was thinking on it..

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.

This is unlikely to happen in the show, but Astor and Cody do have dark passengers in the books. To be clear, I mean what if Dexter found out that adult Astor and/or Cody had become serial killers that killed innocents?

I've always been a reader and I have been a Dexter fan since the beginning but I've never read the novels. Are they worth it? I've heard show Dexter and book Dexter are very different characters and while I live the creativity and concept of the books I've always gotten the impression that they aren't very well written. What do yall think?

After finishing breaking bad i went on to find another high rated popular series, and that’s when i came across Dexter being mentioned numerous times. I’ve seen it multiple times through cover arts and DVDs in store. I’ve assumed he was a district attorney/lawyer/law enforcement career who just felt the need to be a vigilante out of HERO obligation but never knew how methodical he gets. Filler type of episodes that just basically brings a monster of the week every episode. Not really a plot development in a way and didn’t expect big bads. Love that aspect that leans into Dexter being a skilled hunter. So i picked it up after reading the synopsis, started the series when Netflix still had it not long before it was removed, and DROPPED it due to the creepiness it gave me in the beginning around 2/3 eps. It was the combination of the attitude & general atmosphere. I usually like the dark air shows, never gets to me, tough stomach for horror themes like that , carry with the “emptiness” quiet feeling it just felt like nothing but despair & i only chose to watch it at night , mixed with Dexter demeanor , the blood, flashbacks, and some other aspects i chose to let it go.

I came across a season 4 YouTube video about a year and some time after that, avoiding spoilers it was dexter thanksgiving dinner. Just off a blind watch assumption I expected the target to be the son from his mannerisms and because I DID NOT expect a devoted family man praying to be who he was. The choreography, acting , vibe, development was 10/10. Phenomenal. First Impressions was I loved the espionage/infiltration dexter used going by “Kyle” . I thought the target already knew who Dexter was by him saying “I should’ve took my chance when I had it” & basically avoided the table by trying to be a mentor figure to dexter. The sequence to the car ride & Ghost Harry showing up was unique and executed well. Dexters emotions in the car and his impulses/outburst was captivating. So it got me back into dexter and I’ve been reeled in ever since

Personally i think dexter being forced on the run and embracing who he is wouldnt be that bad. I also liked the idea of harrison killing him but not the way it was executed.

Thus is were the show focused more on dexter and the psychological side and less on the crime side and gor me thus was the best decisions ever made on the show

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.

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.

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

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

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

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''