Dexter - Series 6

Love this show. Been waiting to watch it for yonks!! Unexpected twists and turns. Got over excited at a few points of the storyline. WTG Dexter! Must see for all Dexter fans.

Just had 6 for xmas, then out of the blue got season 7 last week off a friend in the states, watched it all in 3 days, can there be a better show apart from DEXTER at this moment (first time poster) - I think NOT!!!!! Blood has never been so GOOD!! Makes me think - we need a new set of kitchen knives LOL!

superb tv - right up there with the sopranos nypd blue as the best tv series ever - see every episode

Another great series. we lover Dexter such a good bad guy. Really enjoyed ready for the next series. Debs is great

TV shows are often like great racehorses, they hit their prime, but are not always sent out to stud early enough. There is nothing worse than seeing something once great become plain old average. ‘Dexter’ season 6 is in serious jeopardy of this happening. Lead actor Michael C. Hall had wanted to finish after 5 seasons, but he was persuaded with wheelbarrows full of cash to hold out for two more. If Season 7 follows on the trend set by season 6, this will be a sorry end for what was one of the best TV shows of the past decade. Dexter Morgan and co return; this time he faces a foe who believes he is doing the work of God by recreating the Book of Revelations. As usual Dexter relies on his own detective skills to try and find the killer first whilst using misdirection on his colleagues. The problems arise early as the big bad is the weakest of any season so far. Colin Hanks is reasonable as the conflicted artist, but Edward James Olmos as Professor James Gellar is ridiculous. The two of them are not cunning enough or strong enough to get away with what they do. In previous seasons the killer is lucky, or at least less obvious with what they are doing, here they are blazon, but somehow survive undetected. More than ever Season 6 is reliant on Hall as Dexter; he is the beating heart of the show and probably the only character worth watching anymore. The writers have tried to evolve Debra, but she is so unprofessional that her new role is highly unbelievable, undermining some of the more realistic elements of the show. The rest of the ensemble cast have been side-lined further as if no one knows what to do with them. The story arc for the season is just not strong enough to hold your attention as well as earlier series. It is not quite awful yet, but this season is distinctly average and is a worrying downward trend for a once great show.