Michael C. Hall and Julie Benz
When Dexter returns on Sunday, Sept. 27 (9/8c, Showtime), Dexter (Michael C. Hall) is a married man, living in suburbia, with three children. Wait, does that sound like the serial killer we've come to know and love? That's exactly the challenge this season: Can he juggle his favorite pastime and his new responsibilities? To answer that and other burning questions for the fourth season of Dexter, the stars of Showtime's killer series discuss what's to come...
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Michael C. Hall, Dexter
Parenthood has not quelled the bloodthirsty beast inside Dexter Morgan, Michael C. Hall revealed at the Dexter panel at the San Diego Comic-Con.
If anything, the scourge of other serial killers is antsier than ever, thanks to sleep deprivation.
"The theory of being a father, for all of its conventions, appealed to Dexter," Hall said. "The reality... is something else entirely. He didn't appreciate how trapped it would make him feel, and how difficult it would be to exorcise his compulsions."
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Not only is Dexter the Dad as dark as ever, he also has a new tot-sized confidante with whom to share his extracurricular exploits. "He can say anything to the baby he wants — and we might see ...
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Jennifer Carpenter and Michael C. Hall
Much like Dexter's Season 3 close, the series' lead actors had a killer romance with a happy ending: Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter, who play the Morgan siblings on the Showtime series, eloped on New Year's Eve.
The two had been dating for a year and half, but only went public with their relationship...
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Michael C. Hall, Hugh Laurie and Jamie-Lynn Sigler
Ever notice how people on TV have to do things differently? Like they can't just have a kid or adopt one – there's always a twist. And they can't have a party without some kind of fake serial killing thrown in. Or real serial killing. And also, they have sex with their pants on. Okay, not really sex, but… read on for this week's Top Moments.
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The following story contains a spoiler from the Dexter season premiere.As if Dexter Morgan didn't have enough Daddy issues to deal with, at the close of Sunday's season opener our friendly neighborhood killer was presented with the likelihood that girlfriend Rita is pregnant. "It's totally unanticipated," Hall told me at the Emmys, previewing his alter ego's reaction. "He struggles with it."Cue up this vid for a bit more of Hall's take. — Matt Mitovich
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What the Dexter season three opener lacked in explosive excitement it certainly made up for in Jimmy Smits I cannot begin to elaborate on how thrilled I am that the Cane star has graced us with the wonder of his presence The show opened in a very white dentists office with some very white gloves and a very bright white light The dentist is only as important as the new crown he gives Dexter and the query of his boat Remember last season Dex spent an awful lot of time on that boat disposing of the bodies of his victims His summer vacation was spent enjoying sweets and winning prizes though none of this included cotton candy or stuffed bears Dexter has finally succumbed or learned to settle into a nice normal world His relationship with Rita seems better than ever She seems to be over the sexual inhibitions that haunted their early courting She acts sexy and amorous throughout Dexter comforts himself with the thought that Rita is the scaffoldi
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Michael C. Hall plays America's favorite serial killer, Dexter Morgan on Showtime's hit series Dexter. We caught up with him on the Emmys red carpet to ask him about Dexter's connection to a new character played by Jimmy Smits. Plus: How will Dexter will play "fast and loose" with his code this season? Watch and find out!More Dexter Season 3 Preview Videos:• Julie Benz teases a big bombshell• Lauren Velez and Julie Benz preview what's ahead• What's ahead for Batista and... Doakes?!• Writer-producer Melissa Rosenberg hopes for a third-season smashTVGuide.com Emmy VideosBob Balaban (Recount) | Noah Bean (Damages) | Andrea Bernard (Top Design) | Katrina Bowden (30 Rock) | Emile De Ravin (Lost) | Tate Donovan (Damages) | Michael Emerson (Lost) | Nathan Fillion (Castle, Housewives) | Anastasia Griffith (Damages) | Michael C. Hall (Dexter) | Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) | John Krasinski (The Office) | Audra McDonald (Private Practice) | David Morse (John Adams) | O...
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Question: Even though the writer's strike totally screwed up the TV season, one good thing came out of it for me. Since there was nothing much to watch there for a while, I decided to purchase Season 1 of Dexter on DVD. Wow, what a great decision! Not only do I have a new Top 3 favorite show, but I also have a new favorite actor. Both the show and Michael C. Hall are incredible. I never watched Six Feet Under, so I wasn't familiar with his past work. I'm almost embarrassed to say how quickly I watched the entire first season, but at least I watched most episodes at the gym while on the treadmill. Of course, after watching Season 1, I couldn't wait to watch Season 2, which I promptly purchased on iTunes, and I was literally on the edge of my chair during every episode. It was just as good, if not better, than the first season. Of course I was thrilled to see that both the show and Michael C. Hall received Emmy nominations. The critics seemed to be pretty confident about Hall's ...
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America's favorite serial killer is coming back after an unbelievable Season 2 – and the new season of Dexter promises to be even better than the first two. Jimmy Smits joins the cast as ADA Miguel Prado who comes to town after one of Dex's "soon-to-be blood slide" victims may or may not be one of the bad guys (remember Dexter only kills other killers). Check out the Season 3 trailer that just debuted at Comic Con!
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Michael C. Hall as Dexter by Peter Iovino/Showtime
There was a lot of talk going around about whether or not Showtime’s gruesome hit series Dexter was too much for CBS, but with a little editing here and there, the 12- episode series is ready to air on network TV. Fans are less than thrilled about the slicing and dicing of this bloody drama’s original form, but desperate times (of no scripted series to be found) called for desperate measures! Watch it now! | More online videos
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