Die Polizeicheffin wird sicherlich weiter nach Indizien suchen, die gegen Doakes als Bay Harbour Butcher sprechen. Krass wäre wenn man neue Leichenteile finden würde und alles für einen 2. Bay Harbour Butcher spricht und die Cheffin es davon überzeugen würde, dass der echte Butcher nie gefasst wurde. Die Frage ist auch, ob die merken dass die Leichenteile die neben Doakes in der Hütte gefunden wurden schon mehrere Tage alt sind und man sich fragt warum der dort so lange gewartet hat UND eben die Fakten, die gegen einen Unfall sprechen! Ich denke hier ist noch lange nicht alles gegessen... Was hat Dexter eigentlich mit Lila's Leiche gemacht? Wo hat er sie hingebracht? Warum hat er sie nur "erstochen"? Will er die Morde jetzt anders aussehen lassen, so dass sie dem Butcher nicht ähneln?

herauskommt, dass der Ice Truck Killer Dexter's Bruder ist, vor allem die Reaktion von Deb wäre bestimmt heftig.
Vllt auch das Rita von Dexter schwanger wird, fänd ich interessant.

Ich hoffe gerade darauf, dass der Mord an Lila noch einmal näher beleuchtet wird. Wie ich bereits in der Kritik zum Finale geschrieben habe hoffe ich auf so etwas wie bei Bourne 2 und 3, wo die erste Hälfte von Teil drei vor dem Ende von Teil zwei spielt...

Dass also dieser Mord eine Vor- und Nchgeschichte erhält, mitsamt aufspüren und entsorgen.

And now for the dirty sexy dish from Clyde Phillips about season three. We talked to him before the writers' room even opened for the new season, so everything is subject to change, but here's what Dex's boss is thinking about for the series' next installment.

Who's Your Daddy? Clyde says that in season three, Dexter gets personal and, uh, professional traction in a way we've not yet seen: "Basically, what's happened with Dexter is that the first year was his childhood, and the second year was his adolescence, and the third year is going to be his adulthood. He will become more of his own man. He will still live by what we call the Code of Harry, if you know what that is, although his relationship with his father was already to some extent deconstructed in the second year." Ah, he's metaphorically killed the father..."But then, once you kill the father, then you learn to appreciate him." If this involves more James Remar (Harry Morgan) and MCH in a silly wig, whatever this means it's A-okay by me.

Clean Slate: Clyde says they're still noodling around with the exact arc of season three: "The first year we had the books, and the second year we knew that the bodies were going to turn up and that the FBI was going to come and that Doakes was going to be suspicious. The third year we're starting tabula rasa." This, in case you couldn't guess from the show in question being Dexter, means anything is possible...
Dexter

Darkly Dreaming Dexter: Dexter Morgan continues to embrace the Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne side of his life in season three. In particular, one of TV's best good and evil entanglements, Dexter and Rita, will be going strong. Clyde tells me, "The relationship will be there...One of the things that keeps him grounded is his burgeoning affection for Rita and his outright affection for her children. If Dexter didn't have Rita, if he didn't have the Code, if he didn't have his sister, there's a very good chance he'd go off the rails. He does have them all, and that's what levels him, that's what keeps him grounded."

Darling Deadly Doakes: Now that Sgt. James Doakes (played by Erik King) has been, well, dispatched from the series, is that the end of his presence in Miami? Clyde says, "First of all, it was a very difficult decision personally to do what we did to Doakes, because we love the guy—we love Erik King. Nobody could have handled it more professionally than he did. He was splendid when we had to break the news to him. It's what you do on a show...We're all professional, and he understood. Basically, next season, Doakes' end resonates emotionally with Laguerta (Lauren Vélez), although I don't know where that goes yet." May I propose an appearance by Ghost Doakes?

Be sure to check back Monday for more Dexter goodness in my Watch with Kristin Show.

Until then, what do you think should go down in season three? A new direction for Deb's (Jennifer Carpenter) love life? A better babe for David Zayas' Bautista? More shirtless Michael C. Hall? All of the above?

Your thoughts are welcome in Comments!