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Marcos Siega

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Dexter: Resurrection
The Waterfront
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Dexter: New Blood: Premiere Date, Trailer, Cast, and Everything Else to Know

Has Dexter Morgan changed since we last saw him?

Tue, Aug 24, 2021
Dexter: New Blood: Premiere Date, Trailer, Cast, and Everything Else to Know

The Following's New Showrunner Departs

The Following's new showrunner has departed before the new season even begins. Alcatraz executive producer Jennifer Johnson has exited less than...

Fri, Aug 29, 2014
The Following's New Showrunner Departs

The Following's Valorie Curry: "Emma Is Joe Carroll's Greatest Victim"

[Warning: This story contains major spoilers about Monday's episode of The Following. Read at your own risk!] R.I.P. Emma Hill. The protégé, lover and literal partner-in-crime of Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) on The Following met a gruesome end on the penultimate episode of Season 2 Monday, when she was killed by Joe's vengeful ex-wife Claire (Natalie Zea). And according to actress Valorie Curry, those who are wondering if  Emma isn't actually dead shouldn't get their hopes up. "They really wanted to drive the point home," Curry tells TVGuide.com. "It's so funny, because people are on Twitter like, 'She's just in a coma! Maybe she's alive.' I'm like, she was stabbed, she was thrown out a window, and then staked like a vampire. There's no coming back from impaling."

Wed, Apr 23, 2014
The Following's Valorie Curry: "Emma Is Joe Carroll's Greatest Victim"

The Following Prepares for a Killer Comeback in Season 2

Kevin Bacon and James Purefoy are back as television's grisliest odd couple — and we can hardly mask our excitement. "It gets a little more demented," promises executive producer Kevin Williamson of The Following's unsettling second act for Bacon's former FBI agent Ryan Hardy and the erudite literature professor—turned—cult leader Joe Carroll, played with cheeky relish by Purefoy. Just don't expect The Following to hew to the same cops-and-psychos course it ran during its first season. It's still a scare-fest that excels at getting under your skin, but "we're changing the feel and the texture of the show," Williamson says. "We want to make sure that you're not watching the same old thing." (The second season premieres Sunday, Jan. 19 after the NFC Championship game on Fox, then moves to its regular timeslot, Mondays at 9/8c, on Jan. 27.)

Tue, Jan 14, 2014
The Following Prepares for a Killer Comeback in Season 2

First Look: A Following Feud?

Will there be bad blood between The Following's fellas in Season 2? Apparently so, since executive producer Kevin Williamson reveals that "Ryan and Mike confront each other at a crime scene in New York" when Fox's grisly thriller returns in early 2014.

Wed, Sep 11, 2013
First Look: A Following Feud?

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Dexter: Resurrection (UK)
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Dexter: Resurrection
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The Waterfront
2:04
Bad Monkey (UK)
2:37
Bad Monkey
2:34
The Girls On The Bus
2:12