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3x06 - "About Last Night" (November 23, 2008)
Dexter starts to fear that Miguel may have strayed from the newly taught Code. This concern starts to put a strain on their friendship. And Dexter doesn't get a reprieve from this at Rita's either. Sylvia, noting how Miguel is never at home anymore, tells Rita that she is now convinced that Miguel is having an affair. ... read on

Jan

Golden Globes Results

Posted by Mycah •

There was no glitz and glamour this evening for the Golden Globes as the traditional event was cancelled due to the on going writers strike, but even more upsetting Michael C. Hall did not win Best Performance by an Actor In A Television Series: Drama. Instead Jon Hamm won for his performance in Mad Men.

To view the full list of winners visit the official Golden Globes website.

It’s upsetting to see Michael go unrewarded for his truly amazing performances in every single episode, but I guess we can take comfort in the success of Dexter and those who do appreciate such a fine character and story. Hopefully there will be many more great seasons to come for us fans too. But as always, In our eyes Michael is still the true winner!

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Riikka on 14, January 14th, 2008

Unfortunately I pretty much saw this coming. The voters seem to favor safe and boring choices, like medical shows, leaving the truly refreshing and unique in the dark.

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Mycah on 14, January 14th, 2008

Exactly :(

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Sandra on 16, January 16th, 2008

Aw. :( I have to say I was quite disappointed by this year’s Golden Globe winners. Although I have to say I’m very pleased that Johnny Depp, ‘Sweeney Todd’ and Cate Blanchett were recognized (ooh, and Dario Marianelli, who composed ‘Atonement’s’ absolutely beautiful score), the winners on the TV performance-side were less satisfying.

I mean, really, though. It angers me how many times excellent (and often supporting) roles are overlooked. When will Robert Sean Leonard be recognized for his portrayal of Wilson on ‘House’? When will Chloë Sevigny be recognized for her portrayal of Nicki on ‘Big Love’? When will Tricia Helfer be recognized for her portrayal of Number Six on ‘Battlestar Galactica’? And when, ohh when, will Michael C. Hall be recognized for his magnificent performance on ‘Dexter’? Yargh. Golden Globes are such a disappointment each year, I tell you.