Dexter

[rowjimmy]

Show me Michael Hall is into it and then we'll talk.


I say, "Let it stay where they left it: the shit can."
Despite hating the ending, that show needed to end.

[ytowndan]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dexter-revival-844204

Various websites picked up the story and spun it as if Showtime was bringing back the serial killer drama. Showtime reps told THR that the tweet was a typical post for diehard Dexter fans who, more than two years after the series concluded, still watch episodes together. (The show's official Twitter feed also posted similar updates pegged to Halloween and Friday the 13th.)

Looks like Dexter will stay in the past.  And I think that's a good thing. 

As RJ said, bad ending or not (which it totally was), 8 seasons is a very long run for a show like that.  Its final season was at least a couple years overdue, but that's Showtime for you.  Leave it to them to ruin a good thing by stretching it out for way too long.  Weeds is a great example of this, and I'm afraid that Shameless is becoming another (you could maybe argue it's already there).  They just don't know how to let their best shows end on a high note.