Dexter to Tie Up Loose Ends This Season
Released on 10/04/2010
Dexter's first words at the crime scene were It was me.
You are decent and good.
I'm not.
The show is about Dexter, who's a serial killer,
but honestly, the show is more about the psychology
of what he's thinking and where he goes
and sharing those thoughts with the viewers
that, you know, I don't think any other TV show does.
[C.S. Lee] Season four's ending was quite dramatic,
and we actually didn't really know
what was gonna happen either,
and we hadn't seen the ending until it actually aired.
[David Zayas] We didn't know how it was gonna happen,
put it that way.
At least, I didn't.
(baby crying)
This year, we don't have one single guest star
arcing through the show.
We have several.
So Julia Stiles is one of our guest stars.
[David Zayas] Peter Weller.
[C.S. Lee] Peter Weller. Robocop.
And, who else?
[David Zayas and C.S.Lee] Lee] Johnny Miller.
[C.S. Lee] Yeah, Johnny Lee Miller.
So we have different guest stars.
Listen, this year I think the way last season ended,
there's a lot of loose ends that need to be tied up.
So it's going to be probably a continuation of last season.
It's not gonna just start a new case,
it's gonna be a whole new continuation.
Dexter's life becomes a lot more complicated,
as well as the lives of the people around him,
including our lives in the show,
and I think that's gonna be interesting,
and I think that's gonna be the,
what drives the show this year.
Starring: David Zayas
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