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• Dexter takes murder marketing to a new level… With all the fuss being made over J.C. Penney’s real-but-not video spot that won a Cannes Bronze Lion, we were pleased yesterday when some actual marketing stunts arrived from Dexter, the Michael C. Hall series about a lovable serial killer. First, there was Dexter’s Wrapping Paper (”Due to its impermeability and adhesion keeps the victim well wrapped and the floor free of blood splatter. Avoiding leaving clues and traces of any crimes.”), which carried information about the series printed on the plastic wrap itself. (source - includes must see pics!)

• Michael C. Hall attended Diablo Cody’s 30th birthday bash at the Playboy mansion this past weekend. I have not been able to find any pictures so far… But Michael and Diablo - now there’s a collaboration I’d love to see! (source)

GALLERY LINKS:
- Six Feet Under: 2×01
- Six Feet Under: 2×02
- Six Feet Under: 2×03
- Six Feet Under: 2×04
- Six Feet Under: 2×05

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- Public Events: “Dexter” Press Conference

Source: E! Online

GALLERY LINKS:
- Dexter: 1×01
- Dexter: 1×02

Smits will portray Miguel Prado, an ambitious, charismatic assistant district attorney who comes from one of Miami’s most politically powerful and beloved families.

Dexter (Michael C. Hall), a blood-spatter expert for the Miami Police Department who moonlights as a serial killer, will join forces with Prado, who has risen in the ranks because his aggressive stance against crime, in the pursuit of a murderer who affects both of their lives directly.

Smits will be featured in 10 of the third season’s 12 episodes, scheduled to premiere in the fall.

The actor most recently starred in CBS’ Cane.

Source: Hollywood Reporter

According to sources close to the show, season three of Dexter starts shooting June 9, and the season premiere is currently scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 28! Subject to change of course, but generally, I think it’s fair to say yay! If you have yet to partake of the Dexter-y goodness, season two is now available for download on iTunes (thanks to Jenn in Conyers, Ga. for pointing this out!), and the Dexter season-two DVD drops Aug. 19.

Here’s to hoping we’ll get some set pics soon!

According to some reports, Shannyn Sossamon has joined the cast of Dexter.

Note: We do not post any direct spoilers of the coming season as we do not want to get spoiled ourselves. So you can visit the site without being afraid of accidentally finding out too much. But if you’re super sensitive to finding out anything at all, you may want to be careful.

Read on to find our the title of the first episode of the season!

Episode 3.01 - Our Father

VIDEO LINKS:
- Dexter - Women of Dexter - Featurette
- SFU - Cast Interviews

Here is a baby update for today. Four clippings scans from various Entertainment Weekly magazines. All Dex reportages. And be sure to check out this particular scan of a promo for season 2, which was new to us.




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- Magazine Scans: Clippings from 2008
- Magazine Scans: Clippings from 2007
- Dexter - Season Two: Posters & Cover Art

By the way, the experts over at Gold Derby predict that Michael C. Hall will land in the Emmy Top 10. Here’s to hoping!

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- Public Events: Museum of Moving Image Honors
- Dexter: Episode Stills

As previously reported, Michael C. Hall was in attendance for the Museum of Moving Image Honors event. An award was given to Showtime chairman/CEO Matt Blank and Focus Features CEO James Schamus. I have only found a handful of medium resolution pictures so far, but if we come across more we will be sure to add them! Enjoy these!



GALLERY LINKS:
- Public Events: Museum of Moving Image Honors

Source: ShockTillYouDrop.com

Showtime chairman/CEO Matt Blank receives an award, along with Focus Features CEO James Schamus.

Hopefully there will be some pictures of this event! We haven’t seen Michael at a public outing since January!

Now, I’ll leave you with this wonderful promo clip for Six Feet Under’s fifth and final season.

…recognize distinguished achievement and meritorious public service by TV and radio stations, networks, producing organizations, individuals and the World Wide Web.

The awards program, established in 1940 and administered by the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, is the oldest, most prestigious honor in electronic media.

Here’s what they wrote about Dexter:

Dexter Showtime, John Goldwyn Productions, The Colleton Company, Clyde Phillips Productions

With a premise that questions our fondness for avenging heroes – a serial killer who channels his dark urges into police forensics and the killing of other sociopaths – this Showtime series is a masterful psychological thriller and a complex and ambiguous meditation on morality.

The awards will be doled out by NBC newsman Brian Williams in a ceremony held June 16 in New York.

Last but not least, here’s a little blurb from People.com regarding Michael and Jennifer celebrating the win in Los Angeles:

Also at the Sunset Towers: Michael C. Hall, celebrating his Peabody Award with his Dexter costar and girlfriend Jennifer Carpenter.

Congratulations, Michael!

Meanwhile, I have capped two more Six Feet Under episodes for your viewing pleasure.

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- Six Feet Under: 1×03
- Six Feet Under: 1×04

In an early heads-up to retailers, Paramount has advised them to plan on stocking this on their shelves with a scheduled release date of August 19th. That’s almost exact a year after the release of the first season set, by the way. Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, James Remar and Julie Benz all return, of course. They are joined by Oscar-winner Keith Carradine (Nashville) playing FBI Special Agent Lundy, and by JoBeth Williams (Poltergeist) in a recurring role as the mother of “Rita” (Benz).

No further info is available just yet, nor cover art, and that date (like all scheduled dates) *could* still be subject to change. But stay tuned, and we’ll update you just as soon as the rest becomes available!

Source: TVShowsOnDVD

“It seems as if Dexter was distancing himself from Harry, but they haven’t let me know,” he said. “But I would love to shoot more episodes of Dexter. Dexter breaks new ground. It’s a very cohesive set. I’ve worked with really good actors on that show, especially Michael C. Hall. … It’s a guilty pleasure.”

Dexter stars Hall as a police detective who is also a serial killer. Remar, who has played killers himself quite a bit (he was the main bad guy in 48 Hrs.), said the show makes him think.

“For me, it’s opened my mind up to some stuff — the way we perceive who is the good guy and who is the bad guy, and people doing terrible things to each other — when it’s all right and when it isn’t.”

Source: KansasCity.com

Lindsay is thrilled with Dexter’s transformation from page to screen. “I love Michael C. Hall. When I first heard him read from the script, I thought, ‘He’s it. He’s perfect.’ “

Eglee fills the void left by Daniel Cerone, who departed the show after its second season (and who recently took the reins of ABC’s Dirty Sexy Money). Clyde Phillips continues as showrunner on Dexter.

Eglee’s credits also include Dark Angel, Murder One, NYPD Blue and The Byrds of Paradise.

Source: Variety

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Next generation video games are all about the cutting edge these days, but Ecko Entertainment took that literally when it announced today that Dexter, Showtime’s popular series about a crime solving serial killer, would be carving its way onto consoles sometime soon.

According to IGN, developer information, price, console specifics and a release date are all “no comment” at this time. However, Marc Fernandez, Vice President of Marc Ecko Entertainment, said his company is working closely with Showtime to keep the game as faithful to the television show as possible. That probably means a heavy dose of bloody plastic sheets and actor Michael C. Hall’s inner monologues.

“Dexter is the extremely rare TV show with enough layers of action and tension to translate perfectly into a compelling videogame,” Fernandez said in a statement. “Our game designers, writers, and artists are going to give Dexter’s morally complex world the kind of interactivity that gamers will love.”

Source: Game Pro

“First off, note to all you Dexter newbies: Do not spoil yourself for this show. The unforeseen twists are much, much, much too good!! Anyhoodles, just had a fantastic talk with Dexter boss Clyde Phillips, and he tells me the writers room reopens tomorrow, production resumes in June and the show should be back on the air in October (which means the season-two discs should be out in August or September). Check back soon for more from Clyde on our favorite killer killer.”

Source: Kristin at E! Online