It's a bit strange that they reference seasons 1-4, but completely ignore 5.

>> ^Hybrid:

It's a bit strange that they reference seasons 1-4, but completely ignore 5.


Maybe they're in Season 5 denial like me.

By "Hell Breaks Loose" I hope they mean Doakes rises from the dead. He was great.

>> ^Hybrid:

It's a bit strange that they reference seasons 1-4, but completely ignore 5.


I assume they are still (re-)airing season 5 and don't want to give away any spoilers. That's my guess anyway.

I take it as a deliberate message to fans that season 5 was weak, and that season 6 will return the series to its former glory. >> ^Hybrid:

It's a bit strange that they reference seasons 1-4, but completely ignore 5.

Bah, same shitty "trailer" from a few weeks ago. Showtime shouldn't have wasted their time with this.

Dexter really started losing myself and my wife around the end of season 4 (Trinity). Trinity was an awesome character, but the way that Dexter made everything so ridiculously complicated for himself and everyone when it so didn't need to be (really, he really had to let Trinity go for so long and not lead police to him because he wanted to do it himself, but then didn't and then left it and then, and then... urgh, so drawn out).

So, yeah, that leading to what happened in the final episode of Season 4, which was completely avoidable had he been just slightly smarter/less self interested... that pretty much made us lose a lot of interest in the show.

Then we only got a few episodes into season 5 before we just gave up and figured we had better things to do/watch. It's a pity because seasons 1-3 were amazing, we watched them in the space of a fortnight or so. Having put it off so long because I thought I could never get into a show that had you empathise with a serial killer... but there you go, it did a great job.

Until then... until then.

I don't think we'll be able to pick it back up again, we'll always have our memories