Tomorrow the Los Angeles Times Magazine will feature an indepth interview with Michael C. Hall in their new feature , QinLA. The North Carolina-by-way-of-New York transplant thinks LA’s cultural diversity is underrated, has big love for Lebowski, and still cherishes his Thomas Guide as he cruises Hollywood’s storied streets. Oh, and the former Six Feet Undertaker and current blood spatter expert/serial killer (on TV, of course) recalls running into O.J. Simpson at a bar on Sunset.  Continue reading for an excerpt from the interview by Robin Sayers! (Photo by Jake Chessum for LA, Los Angeles Times Magazine. Used with permission)

HD Screencaps from 5×01 of Dexter, “My Bad” are available in the gallery. It was an amazing premiere featuring one of the best single episode performances of Michael thus far in my honest opinion! Discuss the episode in our forum. Remember the caps may feature spoilers to those who have yet to see the epi!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Dexter: 5×01 Screencaps

The Fall TV preview issue of Entertainment Weekly (September 17-24, 2010) features an amazing spread on Dexter. It features Michael C. Hall and upcoming co-star Julia Stiles in a new and fantastic new photoshoot! I picked up the issue today and made scans for the site. I also scanned the fifth season’s ad. Enjoy and kindly credit if you do re-post – thanks!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Magazines: Entertainment Weekly (US) – September 17, 2010

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!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Public Events: Arriving at David Letterman

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)

With Over 2.3 Million Viewers, Dexter Delivers Showtime’s Best Season Premiere In 15 Years!

Last Night’s Fifth Season Premiere Up Double Digits Vs. Season Four

* Dexter’s fifth season debut marked the series’ highest rated premiere ever and the best season premiere for a SHOWTIME original series in 15 years.
* With 2.34 million viewers, DEXTER attracted the largest season premiere night audience in series history.
* The fifth season premiere ranks as the top telecast for the network in 2010.

9:01p 1.77 MM viewers (+16% vs. last year’s premiere 1.52MM)
11:00p 575K viewers
Total 2.34 MM viewers (+22% vs. last year’s premiere night 1.92MM)

Source: TV By the Numbers

Here is what is in store for tonight’s fifth season premiere of Dexter! I can not wait! As always, avoid this synopsis if you wish to remain spoiler-free. A clip from the premiere is posted after the jump.