Dexter Exposed as an Unreliable Narrator

[@dunebuggy1292]

The writers aren't reliable enough to decide whether Dexter is unreliable.

[@Vale0x3]

Actually the show runner said it's different because the original show flashbacks are how dexter remembers it. While original sin is how events actually played out. I'm not sure why the person who made this video didn't do any research before making it 🤷‍♀️ probably because most people are gullible.

[@dunebuggy1292]

@@Vale0x3 Fair point.

[@VictorNieves-i9j]

@@Vale0x3Yes. Our memory is often inaccurate, especially the longer ago the event happened.

[@lampvend]

@@Vale0x3 Oh god that pretty much guarantees its going to be ass. Its the classic director changing the originial work because they think their ideas are better. New blood already was awful, but have less faith in this now than before, they couldnt handle new blood with basically no limits and now theyre going around changing the flashbacks from original show because they think they know better or couldnt write around the flashbacks. And how is this how the events actually played out? The show literally starts with dexter having flashbacks to the same memories. How can you use that argument when its the same thing.

[@bobharris7225]

@@Vale0x3 While that sounds neat, I honestly just think the writers don't care enough to keep it consistent lol After S4, they just did whatever they wanted, even if he sort of dissolves the established lore, like Vogel

[@Follow-The-Spiders]

Let’s be real, nobody is a reliable narrator to their own lives lol. Our memories are never gonna be 100% accurate to what the actual past was like.

[@Growzy101]

Depends, most cases yes.

[@all-s0rts]

Damn Harry's young son drowned, his wife died of cancer, he discovered two babies who were baptized in his side piece's blood in a shipping container, discovers the son is a killer. I'd be surprised IF Matthews wasn't correct.

[@Vale0x3]

He's an alcoholic neglected his biological son and cheated on his wife.

[@PictureProductStudio]

I have a feeling Matthews will show up in this season, too, btw.

[@1367DammanKO]

There was also the bit about being disappointed by no blood, but in episode 1 of the first series he says "no blood. Why didnt i think of that". Dex is unreliable af.😂

[@jmichael91]

Tbf though he always loved blood, hence being an overqualified blood spatter analyst. Im sure he would’ve kept the blood as a trophy if he did it that way.

[@jeans_jad7924]

@@jmichael91in the books he despises blood, and it makes a lot more sense for him to considering his origin story

[@VictorNieves-i9j]

There’s a 12 year time difference. He could’ve changed his mind.

[@Luis-ou9fn]

I think it’s the killing part, he needs to see blood. I think draining the blood would still be considered killing.

[@Ryan_Rants]

​@@jeans_jad7924 In the first episode of the series, he says "Blood. Sometimes, it sets my teeth on edge. Other times, it helps me control the chaos". I think this eludes to a complicated relationship with blood. He doesn't necessarily like it, but he needs it to some degree. I think this is further illustrated by his blood artwork he keeps in his work area and his blood slide trophies, but at the same time he has a visible negative reaction to the "blood room" in the hotel. It makes him sick and nearly pass out. Of course, this was because of his childhood trauma and is why Brian set it up, but still. I think blood to Dexter is like a toxic relationship, you know she is bad for you, but you still think about her and will always respond to the "you up?" text. Idk maybe a dumb analogy, but the best I could come up with lol.

[@antoniovasquez9946]

Sarah Michelle Gellar’s character seems pretty sus to me. And where is captain Matthews? He’s supposed to be Harry’s best friend.

[@buzzardbeatniks]

Yeah, she's definitely giving "big bad" energy.

[@TVthePunisher]

Perhaps Matthews will appear later on. He would have been a Lieutenant at this point, so it makes sense for Aaron Spencer to be the current captain. I'm sure he'll take up the position in time, especially since Spencer seems to act on emotion (particularly rage) vs the cool head Matthews keeps throughout the series run.

[@Ryan_Rants]

If they don't bring back Matthews, this series failed in my opinion. I was curious to see that relationship with Harry. They were close enough to where Harry asked Matthews to keep an eye on his kids on his deathbed. I think it is pretty clear after the LaGuerta investigation, Matthews knows Dexter is the BHB. The whole scene on the boat, "I mean...what are the odds?" If you take it at face value, you could say Matthews truly believed the boat and evidence Dexter planted to further implicate Doakes. I see it differently. I think Matthews was protecting Dexter, that is why he demanded to interview Dexter telling LaGuerta she would only "f it up." In reality, the whole boat scene, I think Matthews was tipping Dexter off, laying out all the evidence LaGuerta had, and giving Dexter a chance to clean it up, which he did and Matthews was quick to accept it. The whole restaurant scene was just to gain Maria's trust. He also used the situation as leverage to be reinstated and get his 40 year pension, but I think he was also protecting Dexter. He may not have known he was the BHB before this, but I have a theory he knew something of Dexter's "hobbies". His relationship with Harry, whether just suspicion or Harry confided in him. Clearly the two were very close, and Matthews obviously isn't above playing dirty. Sure, this is just a theory, but one Original Sin can confirm or deny. At the very least I would like to see more of Harry and Matthews relationship.

[@Ryan_Rants]

@@TVthePunisher I truly hope so.

[@Ryan_Rants]

@@buzzardbeatniks I always question when a prequel brings in a key character never mentioned in the original. They are never to be trusted.

[@christheghostwriter]

Finally someone else noticed this major retcon. I've been waiting for someone to notice

[@MarcusRippedEmOff]

what was the major retcon

[@alessandrolok5450]

It's what the video is about​@MarcusRippedEmOff

[@christheghostwriter]

@MarcusRippedEmOff the focus in "Dexter" was on the nurse overdosing her patients on "too much" pain meds and "something else" (as Harry put it). Harry was the one who told Dexter about it and Harry told him to do it. In Original Sin, the focus is on poisoning, and it's Dexter who figures it out. He conducts a whole investigation, and then he's the one who tells Harry what was happening. He's much more proactive and manipulative in Original Sin. It changes the dynamic significantly.

[@deathkity]

I noticed this too but but im so willing to look past it and see what else they do - always changes the story

[@christheghostwriter]

@@deathkity I'm okay with it. I saw an interview with one of the producers, and he explained that what we heard and saw in flashbacks during "Dexter" were Dexter's unreliable narration of what happened. He tells the viewers what he wants them to believe (like that killing the nurse was Harry's idea, not Dexter's.). It's like Dexter is putting it more on Harry than himself. On the other hand, the flashbacks in "Original Sin" are Dexter's real memories, so we see that the killing of Nurse Mary was really Dexter's idea all along. He may not have wanted to admit that to himself when he was thinking about it in *Dexter", but now we know what really happened I see what they were going for, and it's an interesting way to see his early years from a different perspective.

[@skuler]

Honestly, I liked it a lot. I actually don’t mind some of the (possible) retcons…

[@twodumbgamers9285]

I see it as, this is all in Dexter's head. Since he's technically being operated on because of the gun shot. So in my head if anything is changed it's because Dexter is remembering wrong.

[@randomcommenter1812]

@@twodumbgamers9285 See now that makes more sense

[@twodumbgamers9285]

@@randomcommenter1812 it's also just a easy mindset to have while watching. That way I don't really care or get upset if there are some retcons

[@Apheelia77]

I don’t think anyone’s memories are that vividly accurate when I think back at my memories, they seem more like dreams at this point

[@MyCovertNarcissism]

Great video as always. Really happy you are covering this.

[@SnowSquad_]

So many people are busy picking tiny details that can be overlooked while completely ignoring the acting and other great accomplishments.

[@azrael_pendragon]

These events are cannon as "Dexters life flashing before his eyes" Verses Dexters memories of the past duing the original series. In other words Original Sin > Dexter's Memories in the main series in terms of Cannon. Unless they make it so that the guy got brain damage which is highly likely cus the guy died for a few seconds.

[@superduperfelixparker6252]

That doesn’t make sense though because original sin uses different cast. There are photos etc of harry when Dexter was a child he still looked the same so regardless of how Dexter remembered him he did look a certain way and it should be like James remar. This logic applies to all recast characters, it doesn’t make sense for Dexter to remember them (including himself) as different people

[@azrael_pendragon]

@superduperfelixparker6252 Dexter's brain damage affects his ability to think of faces properly.

[@jogligma120]

@@superduperfelixparker6252it does make sense in the beginning it shows Dexter surviving but with a lot of blood lost meaning when he said life flashes before your eyes it would effect how well he is recalling the events from back then

[@superduperfelixparker6252]

@@jogligma120 both of you basically said the same thing so I think only one reply is necessary. Dexter having brain damage does not make sense either, because he’s about to have a new show coming out. Also I fail to see whole heartedly how he was able to survive he was shot in the heart with a hunting rifle. He flatlines but then they bring him back like how do you get a heart that’s been destroyed beating again? And if he does have brain damage to such an extent that he can’t even remember his father’s face anymore is he even Dexter?

[@JoeyMulvaney]

I think this is a good idea. One I how he remembers things, the other is what actually happened. This is going to be my head canon for this whenever things don't match

[@batgurrl]

Thanks for the review. Have not seen it yet. I like the idea of Christian Slater as young Harry, however I feel cautious about taking time to watch it because I found New Blood thoroughly underwhelming.

[@pettykittyfam]

I was super skeptical, but i enjoyed the first episode a lot 😊

[@batgurrl]

@@pettykittyfamthanks for the advice

[@TheBrandonnnn]

The first episode of original sin is already better than the entire NB. But thats just my opinion. Its got that OG dexter vibe again, due to the setting and the characters.

[@warrennichols9745]

I think the new Dexter is good it kept my interest and I enjoyed Deb's performance she is just as good as Karen Carpenter if that is the original name of the character. So far for me she is best supporting actress❤

[@OrthodoxHC]

Jennifer Carpenter

[@TheLegendA51]

Karen Carpenter is crazy

[@Brandon_Powell]

This is neither here nor there, but have you heard of a show called From on MGN? It seems like something that you'd be into. It's about a group of people trapped in a small town. Every time they try to leave, they just end up circling right back around into the town. At night, they have to stay inside, lock their doors, and place mysterious talismans by the doors in order to keep human-looking monsters from entering and viciously killing them. Many characters strive to uncover the mystery of the town. Chief among them being the sheriff of the town, Boyd Stevens. But as Boyd and the others get closer to discovering the town's secrets, the town starts to retaliate in more terrifying ways. The third season just ended, and it's already been confirmed that there will be a fourth season. It really seems like a show that would be right up your alley.

[@StridentCandy35]

Dexter views his dark passenger as Harry when he’s older. He could be remembering it wrong during the OG show.

[@Declan2013]

Dexter refers to a dark passenger before the Ghost Harry stuff was introduced. He even has conversations with Ghost Harry about the dark passenger in season seven. They are different things. One is a metaphor for his urge to kill, the other is an expository device to show Dexter's inner process and conflict.

[@davidcarty7584]

​@Declan2013 you know I never liked The whole Dark passenger thing, and was happy in that episode in season 7 when Dexter finally admitted that there is no Dark passenger, because he's not possessed by some outside force, so his need to kill comes from himself alone, and Dexter accepting that fact was a great moment of character growth.

[@Caulderone]

@@Declan2013 I always felt that James Remar was playing different characters. Sometimes "Harry" was the dark passenger. Other times "Harry" was conscience and "What would Harry do?" Of course James also played Harry in flashbacks. The original series was so much fun. I'm hoping for the best with Original Sin.

[@Loreweavver]

If we're taking this approach I would suggest watching the original series and the books as events as they happened while original sin is dexter retelling those events

[@buzzardbeatniks]

They should have saved their song licensing budget and used it on wigs and CGI - the car in the snow shot was atrocious.

[@ramiixe]

new Dexter doesn't reflect the feelings of the old Dexter. He smiles unnecessarily too much, while the real Dexter doesn't genuinely smile.

[@Thebloodguy]

Older Dexter is better at putting on a mask , young Dex doesn’t have the perfectly crafted persona he uses in the original show

[@papiramen5915]

That’s a big reason I don’t like this show so far. He smiles too much. Too apologetic. Too empathetic sometimes. The smiling gets me tho. The rest I can let go

[@igg7865]

@@papiramen5915he honestly doesn’t smile that much, i only noticed him smile a lot at the very end of the episode

[@TheBrandonnnn]

Maybe the murders started to take a toll on his mental health and thats why he stopped smiling as much

[@bardockssj708]

Killing over 100 people is gonna change you so it makes sense, he just fell deeper into the hole of darkness the more he killed probably

[@Nicofooty]

Rummy’s corner 😂 I didn’t expect it

[@lou-isnt-here]

It actually makes sense, and I hope you're right about this-that the writers will take this direction. In the original series, when we see Dexter "interacting" with Harry, Dexter perceives Harry as someone who was somewhat supportive of his actions. Of course, not entirely supportive, but you get the idea. The flashbacks further solidify Harry as a figure who, in a casual way, chose to channel his son's urges through the Code. However, this version of Harry is likely an idealized version that Dexter created, or perhaps one he presented to us. In season 2, we learn that Harry was horrified by what Dexter did, to the point of taking his own life. Later seasons also offer more clues about Dexter being an unreliable narrator, especially when Harry appears in Dr. Vogel's tapes as someone disturbed, conflicted, and guilty over his actions. This contradicts the image Dexter presented to us-and to some extent, the one Dexter presented to himself. It's actually quite common for individuals on the dark triad spectrum to engage in confabulation (look it up, it's more common in NPD patients than it is in sociopaths, however, Dexter displays traits that are commonly associated with narcissism, such as need for approval and grandiosity), so it wouldn't be necessarily surprising.

[@thewho6749]

When Dexter talks to himself or "his inner voice" never lies. Cox that is where he can only feel comfortable being himself.

[@TheBrandonnnn]

Even Michael C Hall himself said Dexter is an unreliable narrator, back in 2012. On Conan

[@Enfixed]

I like this theory but I believe it’s more likely to be a contradiction, the writers or Original Sin giving Dexter a more active role in the pursuit of Nurse Mary as she’s the antagonist of the episode whereas the flashback is only an aspect of Dexter Season 1 Episode 3

[@smashbrother2244]

My theory after episode 1 was actually that Dexter is misremembering because he’s on his deathbed. With some the info he remembers being key to resurrection. My prediction is Barry never made it home or dies at another point and dexter is misremembering and the Harry we see is actually dark passenger Harry, not the real one.

[@hithisisq]

This would be great if the original show hadn’t shown him get out of the hospital alive, or stated that Harry killed himself

[@smashbrother2244]

@ true, which is why I don’t think it’s true. But I guess it depends on how they view the original show. Essentially is OG Dexter the unreliable narrator or is the current one the unreliable one? If the current one is meant to be a more accurate telling, then they could make the plot work, but it would still be a retcon, that fans probably wouldn’t enjoy. I just find Christian slater an interesting. He’s playing a character who didn’t physically exist in the original show. Which is exactly what he plays in another show, so I really wondered if that was intentional with his casting.

[@SgtCthulhu]

Our memories aren't perfect recordings of the past. We don't replay our memories like a video, sometimes, our memories are inaccurate. So it's ok really, not a big deal.

[@otmchino4757]

So you forget main and clear things and not only forget about them but switch them up? If your dying dad told you why he was dying, after he died would you remember you telling your dad why he's dying instead?

[@kkay000]

​@@otmchino4757probably, yeah

[@otmchino4757]

@@kkay000 your that selfish you'll forget if your dying dad told you he had cancer and instead go around telling everyone "I was the one that discovered my dad cancer"💀💀💀💀💀💀💀brother

[@ilayohana3150]

thats a lazy excuse

[@SgtCthulhu]

@@otmchino4757 Dexter is psychopath he doesn't feel empathy or thing like that.

[@isaganipalanca8803]

Brilliant! I look forwatd to a multiseason arc!

[@stevestarscream5182]

Welcome to Rummy’s corner

[@edwardconnolly1254]

It's not that he's an unreliable narrator it's just that's how memories work. Every memory you have is just the memory of a memory.

[@anthonyp6823]

Dexter is so meticulous about everything. I would never question his reliability to be honest.

[@rainbowsprinklez]

I thought it was great. I love being back in that universe. And I think they did fantastic on young masuka!

[@flamingstallion]

Harry was always a character that bothered me in the original series. The first season and a half, you get the idea that he was just a really bad father that taught his son how to kill but in season two, it's revealed that he offed himself after walking in on Dexter showing that he obviously either 1) wasn't as secure in his belief that killing was the right move, or 2) just simply didn't realize as gross as it is. Then in season eight you find out the code wasn't his idea, it was actually Vogel's who is a much more despicable figure that deeply misunderstood Dexter's psychological state. I REALLY like the choice to make Dexter the one pursuing killing and Harry only drugged-up, absent-mindedly and vaguely telling him to "stop her". I think the direction the show is going is to significantly humanize Harry and make him more of a product of a murderous son and manipulative therapist makes the suicide feel more like a natural end to Harry's mental state slipping rather than just the shocking twist they probably thought it was in season two. I'm really interested to see what they do with Harry and Christian Slater is an amazing actor. Also the reveal that he had a previous son who died because Harry wasn't watching him will hopefully relate to a flashback of Harry finding Dexter and Brian in the shipping container. He sees his son in baby Dexter but he sees a broken, angry kid in Brian. It's probably just wishful thinking but I would love to see a younger Brian track down Harry, desperate to see his brother and have a father figure but Harry sees too much of what he already sees in Dexter and pushes him away. That could also sort of work for why Brian hates Dexter's foster family so much.

[@CrY-b3x]

If it’s not Michael c hall then I ain’t buying it yo…

[@curry_bandwagon1031]

My name is Skylar white yo

[@CrY-b3x]

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[@jasontodd6779]

It's a pretty good idea. They get some room to be creative but also not ruin the original-as long as they're not too creative and do not stray too far from the original.

[@LacklusterFilms]

May just be another lazy random retcon. They did the same thing in New Blood, changing out m99 with whatever they replaced it with that I can't remember at the moment

[@moonrunnin-_]

wasn’t a retcon , he changed sedatives because he couldn’t get m99 in iron lake

[@etgamer16]

@@moonrunnin-_ Correct, I think they mean the m99 the Bay Harbour Butcher used in the past was retconned & changed to what was used in New Blood so there was a connection for Angie to draw to Dexters present day kill. Could be wrong though

[@dunebuggy1292]

@@etgamer16 Exactly, part of why some consider New Blood's ending poor is this contrived evidence.

[@Vale0x3]

Actually the show runner said it's different because the original show flashbacks are how dexter remembers it. While original sin is how events actually played out. I'm not sure why the person who made this video didn't do any research before making it 🤷‍♀️ probably because most people are gullible.

[@etgamer16]

@@Vale0x3 I feel like it should be the other way around OG show is Real & OSin is Unreliable Narrator Dexter. But maybe that’s just me cause I far prefer the OG “nurse trying to give the meds to Harry” scene to OSin

[@grudgin1877]

I like the new Dexter, the actors are all really good, surprisingly. I was sucked in after the first 15 minutes. I think they captured the flow and tempo of the old characters really good, to where it’s hard to even distinguish them apart. 👍👍

[@Streetw1s3r]

Original Dexter hallucinates, Original Sin is how it actually went down. Either the writers are stupid, or they are implying that Dexter lied to himself and twisted the events to justify himself and his actions. Harry was never "ok" with Dexter doing what he does, they shown this in the original series as well as episode 1 of Original Sin. It's possible that Harry is never like "go kill this person" and it's always Dexter's idea and eventually Harry just cannot live with it anymore.

[@krazikofiman]

To believe Dexter's survival think of Mary shooting Sherlock (Sherlock 3x3 His Last Vow). Sherlock survived.

[@Brandon_Powell]

My issue with this is that it is an after the fact retcon. If you're going to do an unreliable narrator story, it has to be done with the idea of the narrator being unreliable going in. The fact of the matter is that this story was told years ago and that they are now going in and changing it. I understand that many people might not have a problem with this practice, but I, however, do. Not only do I feel like a prequel to Dexter is wholly unnecessary, but now it's actively tempering with aspects that I loved from the first season. This might just come from me being soured over my disappointment of Dexter New Blood, but I am not at all on board with them continuing the story in both the prequel series as well as the upcoming Dexter Resurrection series. It wasn't a great season, but as far as I'm concerned, the series ended with season 5.

[@kristinescream793]

You have to keep in mind he’s lying there dying and remembering these things. I’m going to say that this telling is the more accurate version of what happened because he’s facing death and being honest with himself.

[@slinkywheel7535]

I pretty sure in Dexter that’s how he remembers it But in original sin that what happened To my knowledge we can remember something happening differently even if it didn’t happen that way that’s why most of the time it’s best to get all sides of the story to connect it together Let say there are 4 people those people remember things happened differently in small ways but one you get all side of the story and think about it it starts to make sense

[@JockeyVR]

Harry is canonically Mr Robot

[@aperturelabs8552]

"Dexter: original sin" writer exposded as a unreliable writer. Here, I fixed for you.

[@Marylandterpenes]

When he kills infront of Doakes, & he tells him stay away , Dexter remembers his dad tellin him that when he walks in on him with the pimp in pieces, days before he died.. They show Dex at the crime scene , he said he had to sneak up to see the body, so b4 miami metro.. He told the Dr he walked in n Dexter was proud, she told him he deserved it he killed Harrys partner.. never mentioned that just the streetwalker.. Either way its a good show! M9 or K same difference

[@randomcommenter1812]

So Dexter was edging in New Blood is what you're saying. He was going for the kill, but didn't follow through physically.

[@VadikoLasma]

I mean the scene difference aren’t so bad. I feel like Original Sin is an accurate portrayal of what actually happened. And the flashbacks in the originally show are just how Dexter remembers it which nobody realistically remembers every detail so I’m fine with it on that part.

[@ItsSayrn]

I mean his life is flashing before his eyes so he's pretty unreliable at the moment

[@karmarey4600]

im a creep im a weirdoooo

[@Toy-u1o]

THE HELL AM I DOING HEREEE

[@Lucid-Dreamer-OBE]

The new guy playing Dexter reminds me of Eric Stoltz. I don't recall young Dexter having a widows peak. Oh well I'm not going to watch these thrown together mini series because they can't figure out how to end Dexter for good. They are shamefully milking this series for no other reason other than _they can._

[@getitgook2036]

To make myself feel better about the shit thats off i just think dexter might have a bit of fog in memory to some of his first kills.

[@tjulfarrechteroberSchenkel]

How did you get the clips from your vid?

[@TrevorCopes-r8o]

Trash: Bits and pieces of unnecessary things that didn't need to be. Very predictable and familiar and nothing new or just surprising or something that caught my eye and cheesy poor acting and I don't understand how people see light in this series. It's not gonna be any different in the next episode just a money flick.

[@devoncruthis3841]

Cope maybe hoping it’s not gonna go 3 for 3 top tier shit ending😂

[@Luis-ou9fn]

If you speed the video up to 1.5 it’s much better, just a heads up.

[@theironquack]

When your attention span is fried

[@Luis-ou9fn]

@ dude he talks so freaking slowww lmao

[@dak3952]

Why does this sound like AI?

[@hithisisq]

The weird pauses are why

[@nepping_what]

I don't think this has anything with it being a "unreliable narrator" it's a matter of two shows from over a decade a part, the story is the same but the wording is different but if there is serious changes to the actua story itself then please feel free to correct me on this

[@CNTconnoisseur]

I think it was bad, but not terrible. It's fun to watch as a fan of Dexter, but this doesn't make any sense if you're unfamiliar with Dexter. That police chief can't act. I thought Deb got better, but maybe her dialog could be better. I'd also like to hear from the showrunners. I knew there'd be inconsistencies, but is it because they wanted Dexter to be an unreliable narrator, or did they just not care?

[@Anti9022]

Of courses he’s unreliable he’s a sociopath

[@jameshollister8294]

Once again its morphine with small amounts of nitrate for pain....they tryed to make more dilect

[@MonsterJuiced]

It's not that bad. I just put it down to misremembering.

[@anilsilvercock]

It might happen cuz you know people can remember things differently

[@Cire52]

isn't this just retconning, though?

[@julian1259]

this whole video is a run on sentence

[@r9kboy]

I honestly kind of figured as much from the first episode though. It isn’t rocket science

[@wilhelm7450]

I can't believe Dexter was an unreliable narrator

[@pokemonmasterdevillan4999]

I just relised Dexter first blood is just Young sheldon but Its dexter lmao

[@valtersilva9885]

its called retcon

[@Christina-bu2mo]

I don't think the guy looks like him at all. Dexter's more primal

[@Christina-bu2mo]

Primal looking I guess monkey like. Dexter's primal looking. Not that he's not handsome

[@Christina-bu2mo]

The 20 year old doesn't look like him. Just like his son looked nothing like him.

[@Christina-bu2mo]

Pissed me off. The kid didn't even look like what's her name

[@Christina-bu2mo]

His dead wife

[@gaymer1710]

This is crap, the human psychosis is an interesting thing. This very easily could have been the true version of events with the nurse in the original series and Dexter's memory of it in Original Sin, or the other way around. Human memory is extremely unreliable. Plus you can consistently tell yourself a lie so often that you believe it to be truth.

[@truthyahweh9877]

Original sin is cringe. Weird how i liked deb at least she was a little attractive but in the og i couldn't stand her. The og younger dexter actors did way better than this and new mazuka is so terrible

[@shenotski]

More so the writers are lazy.

[@hunterowen8479]

I learned the host of this show is Jewish based on how he pronounced “Harrison” 😂

[@SnowSquad_]

Videos like these acts as a virus and it infects every thing. Why can't people just enjoy the show and stop dragging the show to sht.

[@TheEigylyte]

Yea like we gonna believe evrything is true what serial killer says 😀 its dexter 🙂

[@Sarah-f7e1w]

I dont like his smiles. it's too much. And it's not creepy or intriguing. It's annoying 😏

[@yourintuition2247]

If you didn’t like Dexter original sin then you’re just a hater or have awful taste.

[@deathkage779]

This is such a lazy excuse lol. People are allowed to have differing opinions and just because they do that dosnt mean that those people have bad taste and are haters.

[@yourintuition2247]

@ poor taste is all good You’re allowed to have it

[@fpshightide]

Ngl this show lowkey falling off I dislike how they made Deb act and I can’t really get behind this Dexter actor lowkey trash ahh show

[@BubbaBlaze]

Phirst

[@Nope2479]

More like thirst amirite?

[@CNYKnifeNut]

IDK what youre talking about, i watched all 4 seasons of Dexter and don't remember any of this nonsense!

[@TotallyNotKanye]

Huh

[@papiramen5915]

Haha I see what you did there