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Yes, each season has a theme. From a post by EnormousHatred on reddit: Season 1: Individualism. In the beginning Dexter followed Harry's code to the letter and never really let his own feelings get in the way. He never really questioned a way of life that came from within. Brian represented the antithesis of Harry's code; he was a free spirit with no ...

I think this is just a simple thing thrown in from the director/writer to try to draw a comparison of Dexter to Bateman. Both are killers but when thought about, Bateman is more vain and reckless than Dexter, the chainsaw scene is my reference here. Whereas Dexter is quiet, methodical, and adheres to a strict code whenever he can. In a relative sense, one ...

This happened at the end of Season 4 (The Getaway): Debra finds out the truth about Dexter's mother, and tells him that she knows that Dexter's brother was the Ice Truck Killer. Dexter pretended this news was new to him and acted surprised. He is now concerned that Debra is getting closer to finding the truth about him, which gives him more of a ...

Hannah made mention that deep down she's still the young girl that ran off with Wayne and based on revealed history, obviously likes the whole 'bad boy' type. And of course, I think she finds a lot of similarities between Dexter and Wayne, so she's trying to return to what she sees as her glory days.

In this reference on the Dexter Wiki the rules are essentially all that you state above (in the simplest form). These are: Never get caught Never kill an innocent There are various hints in dialogue that there may be more rules but seeing as the code was never written down we may never know unless stated in the show. Looking further into it, it seems ...

One of the famous quotes of Season 6: "Most of the people here don't have two rolls of duct tape, 80 yards of plastic sheeting and a surgical saw in their trunk." - Dexter. Dexter's car trunk can accommodate the plastic foil and/or other items that are used in the murder scene. What we see is Dexter dropping two/three plastic bags into the sea but ...

From the executive producer (Scott Buck) : Buck: It was a very dark shot, but it was a black orchid, which is meant to be a very ominous sign from Hannah that Dexter would understand what it meant.

Dexter did not plan on killing LaGuerta at all, actually. It was Debra that ended up striking the final blow, so to speak. When Dexter is getting rid of Estrada, it turns out to be a set-up by LaGuerta to catch him in the act. Hence the confrontation between the two in the police office. While LaGuerta is technically an innocent, she is viable to the ...

When you’ve got plans for the night, you better dress to kill. Literally. We’re not really sure why Dexter always wears the same long sleeve brown henley shirt. It could be because it helps him keep a low profile, it’s easier to keep track of which shirt might have traces of evidence on it or it could just be because he thinks it looks cool. Get the official ...

It could be a lot of things. Here are a list of drugs and toxins that can cause seizures. http://professionals.epilepsy.com/page/table_drugs_induce.html More than likely it was some sort of poison as that was her area of expertise. Most any substances taken orally will have a delayed effect. In this case, I don't believe it was too long after. She most ...

I think they actually design all or may be few of the software used in Dexter. For example according to Wiki the search engine used by Dexter can be found here: netrangler