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nymorg77's recommendation

Dexter is great TV. Especially and only the first season. Dexter is serial killer born of horrible traumatic circumstance. In order to control his blood lust he lives by a code taught to him by his adoptive father- he only kills bad guys. So he's a killer by night and a blood splatter expert for the MIAMI P.D. by day. Yikes. (via Amazon)

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Updated Aug 31, 2008

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paperheartmummy's recommendation

This great show has stolen my heart. And so has Michael C. Hall. I loved him in Six Feet Under.

Updated Aug 26, 2008

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marcryan's recommendation

Wow. Who'd have thunk that a serial killer could be the protagonist in a TV series. I have to say this is a pretty cool series.

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Updated Aug 25, 2008

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chad's recommendation

I saw the first episode and vowed to never watch it ever again. I got bored, watched the second episode and and couldn't stop myself. It's the type of show that yoiu feel bad watching, but simply can stop. A lot of you may have cought this during the CBS syndication. If so, you really missed out and I'd encourage the DVDs.

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Updated Aug 19, 2008

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SaneAmy's recommendation

Wonderfully weird and two steps off-beat, Michael C. Hall is hypnotic as a Miami Police Department blood spatter analyst, visiting crime scenes and helping figure out what happened by day. During his off hours, he tracks down some very, very bad people who for various reasons have eluded the proper authorities, and, himself a serial-killer, dispatches them with clinical precision.

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Updated May 3, 2008

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PhoebeBeaver's recommendation

A great series from Showtime about a serial killer who works at the police station as a blood splatter expert. One of my all time favorite shows on tv.

Updated Feb 22, 2008

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