I’m enjoying Dexter a lot. Michael C. Hall is fantastic, and the part that is fascinating me is the contrast of his flattened affective state contrasted with the more normal people around him.
I like the bits with him trying to fit in, and how he doesn’t always get it.
I’m very, very glad he didn’t kill the dog!
Oh, this is just sick. DeeDee is like, what, seven? Okay, she’s annoying as hell and obviously hyperactive with all those ballet twirls, but she must be protected from this vile, leering lieutenant, whoever he is. We can but hope that Dexter is even now in his lab working on an anti-pedophile death ray.
Huh?
Dexter’s sister is in her 20’s. The lieutenant who has a “hard on” for her is a female, who has the hots for Dexter and doesn’t like the sister.
The “DeeDee” reference above was, I think, a joking allusion to a cartoon show, “Dexter’s Laboratory.”
Thanks, pinkfreud. Whoosh! 
They do. The show took an epi or two to get into it’s humor and rythym. Some dudes thought it was “just another CSI”.
Note that Dexter does sound interesting and if it lives, I may be renting season 1 in about a year or so, who knows!
I didn’t care for the book, didn’t care for who the killer was in the end, but I actually like the series. It’s not the best thing I’ve ever seen, but it’s worth watching.
Grissom traps his victims in a room and recites obscure facts about bugs until they slash their OWN throats out of boredom.
Just a heads up that the first two eps can be watched free on Showtime–they’ve been modified to be TV14 rated though, so the eff bomb is muted and I’m assuming there’s some gore missing.
Sorry, Showtime’s website. Stupid me, stupid tempting quick reply button.
Thank you! I just watched the pilot on the Website, and absolutely loved it. It was pretty much exactly what I expected, only with more tension-breaking humor. I wish I got Showtime, since I have a feeling this show is going to be right up my admittedly dark alley.
–Darkly Dreaming Lou, a Miami boy