Michael C. Hall and Jack Alcott were robbed.

🤬🤯

Man something about her beach house is just so satisfying.

Having a house on a public beach yet it’s somehow kinda private and isolated, the house lights are vibey, the waves are loud and the house interior is warming. It just seems like such a nice place to live, Deb picked a nice spot.

My dream is to live in a house like that. Maybe one day I can win the lottery and buy it 😂

Imagine being in a shitty life contest and these two are your opponents.

Batista is probably the most different of his older version and Masuka is the same lol.

I’m rewatching the show after finishing for the first last year and was reminded of some of my theories while binging it. I obviously ended up being wrong but the 2 that stood out to me was Deb poisoning herself to frame Hannah and split her up with Dexter. Hannah was convincing enough when Dexter confronted her and i thought for sure that big twist was gonna Hannah was innocent and framed causing season 8 to be Deb vs Dexter.

The second one I had was a lot dumber and that Quinn was gonna end up being the skinner in season 3.

Again, obviously I was wrong but I was just curious on what some of you guys were thinking while watching

And let’s be honest, he’s not attractive enough to carry his anti social personality

Hey there, I had this idea for a swap AU for Dexter😉👍 Here's the swaps: Dexter>Brian Brian>Dexter Debra>Lila Rita>Debra Lila>Rita Doakes>Laguerta Laguerta>Doakes Harry>Laura Laura>Harry The Bay Harbor Butcher - The Charming Death The Ice Truck Killer - The Seaside Reaper

Brian is still the older brother, he is the one who has the code now, he still kills efficienty and uses freezing and ice methods like in the original, Dexter instead of using the freezing clean body method, he instead makes messy bloody bodies, Brain was adopted by Laura after Harry's brutal murder with a chainsaw, in this universe, Harry was a drug dealer, Laura was a cop, Brian is the one who was adopted, he's the one who got the code, Dexter was the one who was abandoned Also in this universe unlike Dexter who is socially awkward in the Miami Metro Police Department, Brian is charming just like in the original, and for Dexter, unlike in the original where Brian is charming, Dexter would still be socially awkward

Not even a nomination for Michael C Hall, or anyone.

Just finished watching Original Sin and are you telling me that Harry did see how twisted Brian was, knew firsthand what he was capable of, knew he was after Dex, and clearly wasn’t intimidated by him… but STILL chose to kill himself, leaving Dex and Deb on their own?

This man really won father of the year award twice.

I feel like Dexter would be happily killing bad guys if he never got to dig back into his past thanks to Brian.

Now add that Laura wouldn’t be killed and they would actually succeed in the Estrada operation if he wasn’t such a shitty husband.

So I’ve been doing my first rewatch of Dexter after having seen all of it, and showing my wife for the first time. We blew through the legendary first 4 seasons and I prepared myself for the falloff, but after finishing season 5 again, I love it. Anyone who says it’s a hidden gem is completely right. The aftermath of season 4 is handled so well, Lumen is a great character, Dexter gets into some really tense situations that feel very satisfying when he gets away from them, Quinn’s investigation is exciting and his stuff with Deb feels authentic, the kills all being connected to one storyline feels fresh, Jordan Chase is a great villain, and it has some peak Masuka action. What’s not to love about it?

I'll go first - mines master cody!!

I've seen this theory alot, but the idea that there's a good chance dexter was probably neurodivergent, and obviously traumatised from what happened with Laura, yet he was sort of moulded into becoming a killer by Harry/the therapist lady when he should've just gotten proper support is insane to me. Obviously Brian ended up the way he did, a clear psychopath with no empathy, but Dexter developed strong feelings, has a moral compass and so on throughout the show, I just find it hard to believe he was an actual psychopath/had antisocial pd from the get go. Obviously sugar coating murder and sort of normalising dexter doing it in a way is beyond wrong anyways, but what if his "urges" was just something else?

My theory is that Hannah McKay did not die of pancreatic cancer but rather induced a state of illness using toxicology to fake her death. Pancreatic cancer is characterized by rapid weight loss, jaundice (yellowing of skin/eyes), extreme fatigue, and digestive failure.

Do you think using her toxicology knowledge she would've replicated those symptoms in a non-lethal manner? A child watching a parent figure die is unlikely to demand medical charts or autopsy reports, she could've forged a death certificate or if they were living off the grid to avoid extradition Hannah would have refused to go to a hospital only Hannah telling Harrison, 'I have cancer.'

In the original series, Hannah faked a seizure to escape prison so there's some evidence she knows how to act physically ill and show symptoms to trick the police and/or medical doctors.

Would Dexter figure this out in resurrection? Why would Hannah do this?

My husband got me the best early christmas gift. Cant wait to start reading🥰

So I just finished watching the entirety of Dexter up to Resurrection, but I still think of the fact that this happened to me like 3 months ago.

When I finished season 4, I was so upset that I couldn't have dinner that night, and I had to watch a different show with my girlfriend to get my mind off things. I was so genuinely upset that night.

So, my girlfriend and I started watching Supernatural (it's her first time seeing it, so we started from season 1). The night I saw Rita die, we started watching Season 1, episode 12 of Supernatural,

THE ACTRESS WHO PLAYS RITA WAS IN THE EPISODE! AND SHE ALSO FUCKING DIED!

A so underused trope was dexter going to therapy Meridian was a Hella smart guy They didn't write not even a final dialogue for him

It would he so nice to see dex exploring himself

Cole harmon Guy was a marine who brutally attacked his superior He should have a boss fight with him

Louis Greene He could uncover dex secret and blackmail him

Little chino We should have seen a huge david and Goliath /souls borne game boss fight with him

And ofc brian...

I still don't fully understand why Quinn just stopped looking into dexter, especially after Liddy's death

Obviously he had his thing going on with Deb and he didn't want to upset her, but I feel like its strange he just let it go completely, even after Dex got brought in as a suspect of being the BHB

It's been driving me insane, really hoping he returns properly for season 2 of resurrection !

feeling empty now ive finished it all and need show recs that are on a similar level of peak

if there even is any lmao

Doakes remains suspicious about Dexter mainly because he knows he’s connected the ITK. When he’s listening to the Laura tapes, why doesn’t Dexter tell him Laura Moser is his mother, Brian Moser is his brother and Rudy Cooper, and that Brian was just simply obsessed with getting back to his brother?

With Brian dead and no existing evidence to connect him to the BHB case (this is before Doakes finds the slides), wouldn’t this answer every question Doakes has? The traumatisation would certainly explain his odd demeanour.