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avitan14

10 /10

I loved the show, but the ending ruined the show for me.

KrazyKarateKid5

-/10

Dexter should have died with Debra.

jasmine1971

7 /10

To be honest I loved the Gory of the work that Dexter done,however the ending to the Series was the worst ending ever they defiantly need to make more episodes about his son finding him!

emye

9 /10

top !

wazekage

6 /10

well the 4 first season were good ....but it went downhill since the finale episode of the fourth season

RunRabbitRun

9 /10

That finale was SOO bad. Took away any feelings I had of re-watching this show sadly. Other than that, this was quite an...intersting show : P

marycabeda

-/10

great show, horrible finale. Only acceptable reason would be to leave the door open to a possible reboot

darkelf

10 /10

Love this series!! Best show ever!! Lasting 8 Seasons and the series finale will upset any true Dexter fan! I give it 10/10 even with the disappointment in the finale.

mimilooze

10 /10

mimilooze

10 /10

mimilooze

-/10

best show ever dexter's creepiness is what makes it even better

3lis17

6 /10

The show concept is very good, and the first two seasons are not bad. But then it only gets worse and worse...

icrazzzzy

10 /10

I love this show! Best serie I've ever watched!

amask

8 /10

ike the show

ka437734

9 /10

i really like the show

Kiwwi55

10 /10

I hope this show continues

FatKid

-/10

...from new actors were incredibly poor, and the love story was almost bad as that of Anakin and Padme. Quite honestly, season 8 was the worst piece of american television I have ever seen Seasons 1-5 = 7.5/10 Seasons 6-8 = 3/10

FatKid

-/10

Seasons 1 and 2 were great, season 3 was alright, season was back to great, and season 5 was pretty decent, Julia Stiles poor performance was probably the worst part of season 5. However, Seasons 6-8 went from bad to worse. Characters motivations were either unclear or contradictory to the development they went through in previous seasons, their decisions were illogical unrealistic and forced, the subplots were out of place, and served no purpose for the story, the performances from new actors

AnnieBody

-/10

The link to the Dexter petition secure.avaaz.org/en/petition/We_want_a_Season_9_of_Showtime_TV_Show_Dexter

AnnieBody

-/10

Wow I just read that there are talks of "Dexter" coming back. A reboot or some sort of sequel or spinoff or something, it's undecided presently. However, fans can input their opinions and voice their preference by signing the Dexter Petition, or so I have read. Here's a link to the petition should you want to sign it . . . I signed it! Would love to see the show produced as it was originally intended for the story to be told and I want to see Deborah ( Jennifer Leann Carpenter ) the was sh

AnnieBody

-/10

OMG I got so sucked into this show. It was so well done, especially in the earlier seasons. Ok I didn't much love the ending but I didn't totally hate it either. It was quite simply a well developed and executed production, through and through and a very awesome watch too !!!

RobertRompf

6 /10

Seasons 1-4 are good but the only problem is that its going downhill and rapidly decreasing in quality. Season 1 and 2 are godly while 3 and 4 are above avarage but from 5-8 is just a nightmare and the ending is atrocious. I had to force myself to watch the last few seasons. Brilliant start and a terrible finish.

RobertRompf

6 /10

bloodstormz

10 /10

Dexter is / was the Best TV series to EVER Air on Television. It will Always be my Favorite of all Series, and it will be hard for any of the current shows to ever hold a candle to this one.

nimnagpal

10 /10

This season made me a fan of blood. I started understanding why I don't feel nasty to watch butchering acts. Holds good suspense.

Hilarious show! Dark, dry humor with CSI's ...

1 /10

Dexter is hilarious; it is easily the best new show on TV! Dark, dry humor crops up in the most unexpected places, and the settings and dialogue are ...

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Comment on character

8 /10

The character of Deb is really unnecessarily crass. She uses the f word too much. She is just a very unattractive, unsophisticated character. She rui ...

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Interesting, Poorly Executed

3 /10

After seeing the pilot it is clear that the writing is bad. Voice overs are hard and these writers don't have the chops for it. Just listening to thi ...

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The First Cute And Quirky Serial Killer Show

5 /10

Despite all the rave reviews, DEXTER proves to be quite a disappointing series, failing to delve into the mind of a serial killer in an in-depth, cha ...

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Despite all the rave reviews, DEXTER proves to be quite a disappointing series, failing to delve into the mind of a serial killer in an in-depth, challenging and compelling manner. After a promising set-up, the series goes nowhere, relying on quirky one-liners and slick production values rather than strong writing which gets under the skin of some potentially disturbing characters and themes. Every character never gets past their initial set-up, providing no depth, and a growing sense of annoying repetition. Despite being based on a novel, the series' writers seem to forget that character depth propels the story, and I don't know whether or not it happens in the novel, but the series makes some fatal mistakes that make the story less interesting. Michael C Hall proves a dull lead, but given the routine writing, he can't be fully blamed. Having him occasionally look at the camera and smirk was a huge mistake. The only actor who rises above the material is James Remar, a genuine film actor who has presence and knows how to inhabit a character. The episodes vary in quality, and the best episodes are those directed by Michael Cuesta (who directed the under-rated films L.I.E and TWELVE AND HOLDING), who keeps a better balance between quirky comedy and the darker series DEXTER could have been. With most modern films/TV series, the story can only progress by people acting stupid, and unfortunately DEXTER suffers from this failing, which seems more irritating when characters seem smarter than Albert Einstein most of the time. DEXTER is fun, entertaining, and very, very slick. But when one sees what a dark, disturbing, blackly comic show it could have been, one feels rather short-changed. Given one of the show's very clunky in-jokes, one should just watch American PSYCHO. It offers a better, darker view of a serial killer (not to mention a far superior lead performance), where the black humour is cleverly handled, not just a way to make off-putting material more acceptable for a mainstream audience.

Breathless

10 /10

Although I am not a regular proponent of serial television shows, the eclectic, in-depth storyline and character development in Dexter are far beyond ...

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Oodles of Potential.....

10 /10

HBO Actors, HBO Directors, HBO Writers, and Showtime's willingness to take risks that HBO might not see as profitable these days (Carnivale + Deadwoo ...

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Excellent

10 /10

Dexter, a forensics expert at day, serial killer with a touch of vigilantism at night. Dexter is creating a believable and very detailed portrait of ...

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Hilarious show! Dark, dry humor with CSI's ...

10 /10

Dexter is hilarious; it is easily the best new show on TV! Dark, dry humor crops up in the most unexpected places, and the settings and dialogue are ...

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The Best Show on TV

10 /10

After four episodes, I'm ready to proclaim this the best show currently on TV, one that may someday rank with the likes of _The Sopranos_ and the fir ...

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After four episodes, I'm ready to proclaim this the best show currently on TV, one that may someday rank with the likes of _The Sopranos_ and the first season of _Twin Peaks_ as a contender for the second best TV show ever (after the incomparable _Buffy the Vampire Slayer_; one of the show's producers and writers is former Buffy writer Drew Z. Greenberg, and the cast includes Buffy / Angel mainstay Julie Benz).Dexter is a sociopath, someone with no human feelings and hence no natural, inner moral compass, and he has an unquenchable blood lust that drives him to kill. But he had the great grace to have been the adopted child of a police officer, who (as we see in terrific flashbacks) successfully instilled in him a complete moral code, which he adheres to on a strictly intellectual level. This is an utterly brilliant concept (which I assume derives from the novels it's based on), one that allows the writers to explore the nature of moral behavior and of what it means to be human (Dexter is, in a sense, an alien).Another thing the show is doing brilliantly is moving at different speeds in parallel. There is a primary apparent season-long story arc (concerning a cat-and-mouse game between Dexter and a serial killer), and a a secondary arc involving Dexter's sister's police career. The first handful of episodes include a very powerful completed arc concerning one of Dexter's police colleagues and a local crime lord, while two of the four episodes so far have also included a self-contained story spliced among (and playing off) the ongoing ones. I've seen the future of TV season structuring, and this is it.While the writing isn't quite up to the brilliance of the best of _House_, it's been excellent. The cast and production are terrific. The only reason you wouldn't want to watch this utterly brilliant show is the frequent use of extremely graphic images: there have probably been more severed body parts shown in these first four episodes than in the first four episodes of every other TV show on the air combined. If you can stomach that, tune it for a mesmerizing look at what makes us human -- or inhuman.

And the Emmy go to...

7 /10

Between Dexter and Weeds, Showtime has a corner on the original new shows market. Not only are both of these shows completely original and innovative ...

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Between Dexter and Weeds, Showtime has a corner on the original new shows market. Not only are both of these shows completely original and innovative, but they are REALLY good.Dexter, in particular, should not be reviewed by anyone who hasn't seen more than three episodes. I almost feel as if the first episode in the series is a tad-bit melodramatic (note Dexter screaming in the face of his first victim) just to pull in viewers that otherwise need something more visceral than a great screenplay.By two more episodes the viewer should be absolutely intoxicated by the complexity of the character Dexter and the acting of Michael C. Hall. His own co-stars admit to being almost "scared" by how well Hall absorbs his character. Personally, I think that without Hall's mastery of Dexter there would be nothing to watch. Don't get me wrong, the plot of this show is extremely intriguing (and original, to be redundant), but the excitement lies purely in the way Dexter/Hall responds to A) his girlfriend, B) blood, and C) other serial killers.I think that it is very reasonable to chuckle at Dexter's attempts to "fit in" social situations and I believe the writers of this show planned on it. What I am still stuck on, however, is whether or not to cheer Dexter on in his methodology (serial killing serial killers). This had better be the first of many seasons, so spread the word......Edit: I watched this series finale last night and come back to this review (which I wrote after the conclusion of Season 1) with my hat in hand to say: "I'm kind of sorry for the hype."If my review was the impetus for your 'Dexter' obsession (I, too, was obsessed) then I owe you an apology for the way it all ended. Sure, sure, I couldn't have known how poorly written the resolution of this once-magnificent series would be. But, you see, I shouted praises for this show from roof-tops...telling every friend who would engage me in discussion about pop-culture that they NEEDED TO WATCH DEXTER, it's the greatest drama on television!Alas, I will not leave any spoilers here and if you've come along the journey with me then you will undoubtedly watch how it all ends, but I write this edit in vain so that you, internet friend, cannot say that I didn't warn you: 'Dexter' leaves me wanting a real ending.

Wow

10 /10

Absolutely brilliant. True to Jeff Lindsay's books. The visual contrast between the darkness of Dexter's secret life and and the gloss of Miami adds ...

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Addictive...had to get showtime after a taste on the freeview weekend!

10 /10

Dexter is the show I have been waiting for my whole television watching life! The complex and damaged characters, the twisted plot line and Dexter's ...

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A wonderful new look at the crime drama.

10 /10

I read Lindsay's excellent books - Darkly Dreaming Dexter and Dearly Devoted Dexter - some time ago, and when I heard that there was to be a series b ...

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A Bloody Masterpiece!

10 /10

Dexter will never disappoint. Each and every episode is a work of art, and it never gets boring or old. To start, we have excellent deliveries from M ...

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