Dexter the official thread
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Mr.3B
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قاعد اشوف كم مسلسل الحين، داخل نفسي "ليش ماهم مثل ديسكتر؟!!!" :cryy:
قاعد اشوف كم مسلسل الحين، داخل نفسي "ليش ماهم مثل ديسكتر؟!!!" :cryy:
Mr.3B
True Gamer
The Doctor
Once a Voyager on a Cursed Sea
Dark Link
Hardcore Gamer
Orphaned at the age of three and harboring a traumatic secret, Dexter (Michael C. Hall) was adopted by a Miami police officer named Harry Morgan who recognized his sociopathic tendencies and taught him to channel his gruesome passion for killing and dissecting in a "constructive" way: by killing only heinous criminals (such as mob assassins and serial killers of the innocent) who have slipped through the justice system. To satisfy his interest in blood and to facilitate his own crimes, Dexter works as a blood spatter analyst for the Miami police. Although his drive to kill is unflinching (he begins to become overcome by a feeling of "emptiness" otherwise), he is, through extensive instruction from Harry, able to fake normal emotions and keep up his appearance as a socially-responsible human being. He is well-liked by most of his colleagues (with the exception of Sgt. James Doakes), his girlfriend, and her children.
yeah.... it's good... but if you know what happens in the novel.. or what is th plot .. you will see that the second season is really disappointing
almost same thing with the first season
only ppl who season 1
There are numerous differences between the novel Darkly Dreaming Dexter and the Showtime series based on it; they range from extra subplots to rearrangements and modifications of elements from the source material.
The novel is narrated exclusively from Dexter's point of view and focuses mostly on his pursuit of the "Tamiami Butcher" (renamed the "Ice Truck Killer" for the series). With the exception of adoptive sister Deborah and adoptive father Harry, much of the supporting cast (Doakes, Angel and LaGuerta) have minor roles in the novel. The TV series expands on their characters with subplots not present in the original, such as Angel's rocky relationship with his ex-wife.
Another addition is the inclusion of Rita's abusive ex-husband. Although he is mentioned in the novel, he is never actually seen. In the show, he becomes a full-fledged supporting character who professes love for his children, but nevertheless still treats Rita violently.
The biggest change is the lead-up to and revelation of the identity of the Ice Truck Killer, called the Tamiami Killer in the book. In the novel, Dexter (and to a certain extent, the reader) is led to believe that Dexter himself might be the one committing the murders, due to a series of strange dreams that connect him to the murder; the possibility that Dexter's "Dark Passenger" is committing crimes when Dexter is asleep is brought up. The final clue is a blurry photo, taken from surveillance footage, of a man who resembles Dexter at a crime scene. After the Tamiami Killer kidnaps Deborah, Dexter (who is followed by Detective LaGuerta) finds and confronts him. It is subsequently revealed that the killer is actually Dexter's nearly identical long-lost brother, Brian, who, like Dexter, witnessed their mother's brutal murder. In the ensuing conflict LaGuerta is slain by Brian, Deborah finds out her brother is a killer and Dexter helps Brian to escape, an act referenced in the next novel.[6] As a morbid trophy, Dexter adds a drop of LaGuerta's blood to his collection.
In the television series, Brian is introduced under the fake name 'Rudy,' a prosthetist who becomes Deborah's boyfriend, and his relationship to Dexter only revealed late in the first season. Here, Dexter hesitantly kills Brian instead of letting him escape, Deborah does not discover her brother's secret and LaGuerta is not present at all in the confrontation. Furthermore, while in the novel Dexter and his brother are nearly identical, the actors playing the two characters are distinct from each other in their looks.
Some of the characters have had their names changed. Detective LaGuerta is named Migdia in the novel and Maria in the show while Doakes' first name is changed from Albert to James. Doakes' first name is not revealed in the first novel, but in the sequel Dearly Devoted Dexter.
The character of Angel Batista is a lab tech in the books while in the television series he is a homicide detective.
The character of Vince Masuoka is Eurasian in the books and appears even less socially aware than Dexter is.
The character of Camilla Figg is a young lab tech infatuated with Dexter while in the television series, she is an older woman who once worked with Dexter's father. She is the records supervisor and has a more maternal relationship with Dexter.
The novel is narrated exclusively from Dexter's point of view and focuses mostly on his pursuit of the "Tamiami Butcher" (renamed the "Ice Truck Killer" for the series). With the exception of adoptive sister Deborah and adoptive father Harry, much of the supporting cast (Doakes, Angel and LaGuerta) have minor roles in the novel. The TV series expands on their characters with subplots not present in the original, such as Angel's rocky relationship with his ex-wife.
Another addition is the inclusion of Rita's abusive ex-husband. Although he is mentioned in the novel, he is never actually seen. In the show, he becomes a full-fledged supporting character who professes love for his children, but nevertheless still treats Rita violently.
The biggest change is the lead-up to and revelation of the identity of the Ice Truck Killer, called the Tamiami Killer in the book. In the novel, Dexter (and to a certain extent, the reader) is led to believe that Dexter himself might be the one committing the murders, due to a series of strange dreams that connect him to the murder; the possibility that Dexter's "Dark Passenger" is committing crimes when Dexter is asleep is brought up. The final clue is a blurry photo, taken from surveillance footage, of a man who resembles Dexter at a crime scene. After the Tamiami Killer kidnaps Deborah, Dexter (who is followed by Detective LaGuerta) finds and confronts him. It is subsequently revealed that the killer is actually Dexter's nearly identical long-lost brother, Brian, who, like Dexter, witnessed their mother's brutal murder. In the ensuing conflict LaGuerta is slain by Brian, Deborah finds out her brother is a killer and Dexter helps Brian to escape, an act referenced in the next novel.[6] As a morbid trophy, Dexter adds a drop of LaGuerta's blood to his collection.
In the television series, Brian is introduced under the fake name 'Rudy,' a prosthetist who becomes Deborah's boyfriend, and his relationship to Dexter only revealed late in the first season. Here, Dexter hesitantly kills Brian instead of letting him escape, Deborah does not discover her brother's secret and LaGuerta is not present at all in the confrontation. Furthermore, while in the novel Dexter and his brother are nearly identical, the actors playing the two characters are distinct from each other in their looks.
Some of the characters have had their names changed. Detective LaGuerta is named Migdia in the novel and Maria in the show while Doakes' first name is changed from Albert to James. Doakes' first name is not revealed in the first novel, but in the sequel Dearly Devoted Dexter.
The character of Angel Batista is a lab tech in the books while in the television series he is a homicide detective.
The character of Vince Masuoka is Eurasian in the books and appears even less socially aware than Dexter is.
The character of Camilla Figg is a young lab tech infatuated with Dexter while in the television series, she is an older woman who once worked with Dexter's father. She is the records supervisor and has a more maternal relationship with Dexter.
Dark Link
Hardcore Gamer
oh, i just noticed your post:cryy:
they ended the first season in a really different way...
season 1 ending spoiler
in the book dexter doesn't kill his brother... he helps him run away.. and a couple more differences...
and btw.... the new Cody SUX BIG TIME!!!!!!!!!!
he's just too happy and smiles a lot.... booooo
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Mr.3B
True Gamer
وش الي قرفك ؟؟
Mr.3B
True Gamer
لول .. أجل كيف مكمل بديكستر الين هنا ؟! .. مقطاع زي كذا تتكرر على طول المسلسل .. يعني مو أول مرة نشوفها <.<
Mr.3B
True Gamer
ههههههههههههههههه .. أنا ما تفرق معاي بس الأشياء ذي ولا تسد نفسي ولا شي .. بس من جد الناس الي زي كذا ههههههههههههههههه .. ياخي لا تاكل وانت تتفرج دكستر .. كل وانت تتفرج هيروز :yuck:
Colorization
True Gamer
كيف مستوى الموسم الثاني مقارنة بالأول؟ (الأول أعطيه 5\5، الثاني -حتى الآن- كم؟)
Dark Link
Hardcore Gamer
Mr.3B
True Gamer
واو .. والله اجحاف بقوة .. انت عشان قاري النوفل مسوي زحمة هنا .. انا أشوفه بمستوى الاول .. اذا ما كان أفضل
Dark Link
Hardcore Gamer
i read the novel AND watching season 2.. i can judge
you on the other hand didnt read the novel... so you think season 2 is as good as season 1...
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Mr.3B
True Gamer
واو .. مدري وش دخل قراءة النوفل بانك تقدر تقارن سيزن 1 و سيزن 2 ؟؟ .. انت الي عشانك قاري النوفل مسوي زحمة .. بس الكل مقر ان مستوى سيزن 2 ممتاز الى الآن .. هذا غير آخر حلقة الجبارة
Dark Link
Hardcore Gamer
i think im just angry because they are showing dexter as a human feeling emotions and guilt.... He's not Dexter Morgan
why didn't they just do the second book??!!
Dark Link
Hardcore Gamer
well, i just saw the 12th and the last episode of the 2nd season 🙂
the ending is really nice...not epic though... but i actually like it
MAJOR SPOILERS DO NOT READ
and btw... Show Time confirmed that there is going to be a 3rd Season!!! YAAAY
the ending is really nice...not epic though... but i actually like it
MAJOR SPOILERS DO NOT READ
i like how Dexter accepts himself -at last- and goes back to his senses lol... the general idea of the ending was nice...Doaks's death, Dexter getting rid of Lila -once and for all- and Dexter getting back with Rita (which i really like)...
the thing that made me accept Show Time's version of Dexter is... now I'm thinking that there are two separate storylines... the TV storyline in which LaGuerta lives and Doaks dies... and the book version in which LaGuerta diezzz and Doaks livezzz.. so i'm having double the fun!!.... now back to reading "Dexter in The Dark"... see ya
the thing that made me accept Show Time's version of Dexter is... now I'm thinking that there are two separate storylines... the TV storyline in which LaGuerta lives and Doaks dies... and the book version in which LaGuerta diezzz and Doaks livezzz.. so i'm having double the fun!!.... now back to reading "Dexter in The Dark"... see ya
and btw... Show Time confirmed that there is going to be a 3rd Season!!! YAAAY
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