Michael recorded an interview with David Letterman yesterday. It will air on October 1st. Pictures of this arrivals are available in the gallery now though!

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Michael C. Hall has admitted that he has no idea how Dexter will end.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the actor explained that the series could finish in a number of ways.

“There are fundamental questions,” he said. “Is he alive when the show ends? Is he dead? If he’s dead, who kills him? The federal government? Another person? Himself?

“If he’s alive, where is he alive? In prison? Flying off into the sunset? Does he become a monk? Then there’s another season of just him meditating.”

Hall added that there are so many possible endings that there could be an entire season of Dexter devoted to them.

“I was joking with one of the writers that we could have a 12-episode season and each episode would be a different ending,” he said. “I don’t think that’s going to happen.”

Dexter continues on Sundays at 9pm on Showtime.

Source: Digital Spy

Michael is going to be doing some promotion this week – tune in!

September 28, 2010 – Regis & Kelly (ABC)
October 1, 2010 – David Letterman (CBS)
October 8, 2010 – Ellen Degenres (FOX)

Michael C. Hall is back as the sympathetic serial killer in Showtime’s Dexter, which is entering its fifth season. A lot of changes are in store for his character: “Everything we’d seen him build up is now gone,” he said.

Michael C. Hall plays a character who has, by his own count, murdered more than 60 people. He has also done battle, in a kind of Ultimate Serial Killing Championship, with a succession of bloodthirsty adversaries, one of whom turned out to be his own brother.

So when Mr. Hall announced in January that he was undergoing chemotherapy for Hodgkin’s lymphoma — shortly before accepting trophies in January at the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild award ceremonies wearing a knit cap on his bald head — it was hard not to feel a shiver at the coincidence: the star of the Showtime series Dexter, the most death-obsessed show on television, contracting a potentially fatal disease at 38.

This post may contain spoilers for readers still catching up on DVD.

Q. Are there some key themes or narrative arcs threading through Dexter this season?

A. We’re primarily dealing with the blowback from Rita’s death and the fact that Dexter is culpable. In a way, discovering his infant son in that pool of blood is a new origin story. We’re familiar with the original origin story, where Dexter is an innocent baby, but now his son is that baby and Dexter is not so innocent. So he’s carrying around a heavy dose of guilt and is motivated to atone for the responsibility he feels for his wife’s death.

If you’re waiting to watch season four of Dexter on DVD, don’t read this interview yet. The ending of last season was so shocking, we’ve got to talk about it with Michael C. Hall. Season five will pick up right after the death of, uh, that person we’re trying not to spoil. Hall did a good job teasing a group of reporters from the Television Critics Association, so all he spoiled was the fourth season, which most of us are already caught up on.

CraveOnline: How is Dexter dealing with remorse, if he has any?

Michael C. Hall: I think it’s sublimated. I don’t know if he’s consciously aware of it and yet I think a lot of the things he does and doesn’t do at the outset of the fifth season and throughout it are motivated by some sort of subterranean sense of remorse that he can’t even quite consciously be aware of but I think he does want to atone.

Ultimate Dexter Fan Pack Contest

This doesn’t need a lot of explanation. Latina Magazine is giving out this absolutely killer gift pack which includes Seasons 1 to 4, autographed script, and other goodies to one lucky fan! You can enter until October 22nd.  Good luck everyone!! I hope one of you wins this.  I already entered.

In a new People Magazine interview, Michael C. Hall opened up and said that his own father died of prostate cancer at age 38, and at the age of 11 he always wondered if he would live to age 39.  At age 38 he was also diagnosed with cancer, but he has made it past age 39!  Dexter is premiering in just 6 days.  Rachel at The Avid Appetite has a great Dexter cupcake recipe and a giveaway so please check it out!