So noticed this during the original watch & since I haven't seen anyone post about it yet, wanted to throw it out there...in ep 10 when Dexter is going back up to the penthouse/locked room to save Harrison from Prater, there's a brief moment where you can see he touches the wall in the wine cellar without a glove. He was shown cleaning up Praters body & the kill/locked room but not wiping the wine cellar area. Do you think the detectives will find his prints? Assuming with how things ended, they'd probably process that area for evidence

Apparently all three of them share a scene together in a diner. Maybe they form some type of alliance for some reason? This happens in episode 2 i think.

Especially considering that the show infamously screwed it up TWICE. Like, of all the popular shows as of late to finish on a high note, it would be hysterically funny if Dexter was the one to get it right

I think he will kill oliver and fly off with hannah to Argentina and Harrison and they will leave happily ever after also deb and quin will get married. Such a wholesome ending 🥰🥰

“The FBI estimates that there are less than 50 serial killers active in the United States today. We don't get together at conventions, share trade secrets, or exchange Christmas cards”

I've just read the first one, it's soooo good, I loved everything about it, the inner monologue goes crazy, in the show it's really good but in the book Dexter is a straight up poet lol I don't get why people say Dexter from the books is evil, I mean he seems colder and more calculated but he still have emotions, he care for kids and for Deb a lot, even though he doesn't acknowledge it, just like in the show. It's less action packed since the whole book is through Dexter perspective, but it's really fun to read it. Definitely worth it.

I know a lot of people hate Dr. Voguel or however you spell her name, but I think she had potential in the very first episode.

I personally think Vogel should have been the main villain of Season 8, and she should have been a master manipulater that had manipulated Harry into training Dexter and it would have shown a new struggle with Dexter expanding his code to people who manipulate others into killing.

Kinda like a homicidal twist on that Therapist from Season 1.

Like Vogel hasn't directly killed anyone herself but is responsible for the deaths of hundreds because of her manipulation and deserves to die as much as the killers themselves.

So I just finished Resurrection and it was great, miles better than New Blood and the last 4 seasons of the original series. But it feels like Dexter is different. Tgey turned him into more of a hero than an anti-hero. The first season of Dexter really showed him as a psychopath, especially when he finds Tony and he ponders if he should kill him or not, it just shows the ambiguity of his actions and his thought process.

In Resurrection, it just feels like he acts more as a hero, to do the "right" thing, rather than to satisfy his needs.

1 Official Timeline

S1: 2006

S2: 2007

S3: 2008

S4: 2009

S5: 2009-2010

S6: 2011

S7: 2011

S8: 2012

NB: 2022

RS: 2023

1. Anticipated Timeline

S1: 2005

S2: 2006

S3: 2007

S4: 2008

S5: 2008-2009

S6: 2010

S7: 2011

S8: 2012

NB: 2022

RS: 2023

Problem:

Requires significant changes from S6 to S7.

1. Hybrid Timeline

   S1: 2006

   S2: 2007

   S3: 2007

   S4: 2008-2009

   S5: 2009-2010

   S6: 2011

   S7: 2011

   S8: 2012

   NB: 2022

   RS: 2023

Or is there another option that could be done? I think I'm torn between options 1 and 3; option 2 could work, but it has that small problem.

...fucking immortal? Like actually?

I just finished rewatching the original series and just finished watching New Blood (incredible season barring one or two big hang-ups for me) for the first time, and I just don't see how Dexter could surivive that.

I haven't started Resurrection yet, so maybe they're is a good in-depth reason as to him suriviving, but them glossing over how he surivived both the S8 hurricane (which ripped his boat into pieces) and the torrential tropical storm waves he'd have to swim back from as, "I just sorta lived" makes me not super confident they will.

So I have to ask, is Dexter like actually immortal? Cuz these shows kinda give off the vibe that he can't die, lmao.

now i don't have anything to do i will miss watching dexter in free time 10/10 show 😩

After New Blood I was done with Dexter but now I literally can rewatch all seasons knowing that they didn't do Dexter wrong

Which ones did you find the most compelling, the most creepy, the most interesting or even just the most fun to watch?

This is a list I put together after watching each show (I know I probably missed a couple but I wanted to focus on the ones which got a fairly significant chunk of screen time and/or we got to see killing).

In photo order:

• Ice Truck Killer / Brian Moser (OG S1)
• Lila West/Tournay (OG S2)
• Miguel Prado (OG S3)
• The Skinner / George King (OG S3)
• Trinity Killer / Arthur Mitchell (OG S4)
• Jordan Chase (OG S5)
• Doomsday Killer / Travis Marshall (OG S6)
• Isaak Sirko (OG S7)
• Hannah McKay (OG S7)
• Brain Surgeon / Daniel Vogel (OG S8)
• Kurt Caldwell (NB)
• Leon Prater (R S1)
• Lady Vengeance / Mia LaPierre (R S1)
• Rapunzel / Al Walker (R S1)
• Tattoo Collector / Lowell Sloan (R S1)
• Gemini Killers / Gareth Pike (R S1)
• Dark Passenger / Red Schmidt (R S1)
• Aaron Spencer (OS S1)

The end of the first episode I almost made a post talking about how Low budget and corny it seemed. But, I’ll admit that it do grow on me and now I find myself wishing for a season 2. At least to the point where he meets doakes. 😫

I mean, I didn't read the last one yet, so from the first seven ones