@Breedo Maybe they do, but for legal reasons they probably can't say that they do. It's also possible that in using the first book as a starting point, they came to the same ideas about where the character, and thus other characters, should go, thus similarities occur.
SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS (for the books and the series): I noticed some similarities between "Dr. Danco" in Dearly Devoted Dexter and the Skinner in season 3. Such as them both being professional torturers and having issues with disrespect. Also, a scene in the finale has Dexter 'ding' a car and try to sweet talk the police out of trouble using his Miami Metro status, which has similarities to a 'scene' in Dexter in the Dark when he's chasing down the guy following him and hits someone's car.
@Vasun05 i can't say obviously as i wasn't there, but i know sometimes when they work with children they use a different color liquid and change it in post production, least thats wat i see done on some indie films, maybe they just made it smell like strawberries or something so the kid would actually like it
I swear I was thinking the same thing about little 'Harrison'...how could his parents let him sit in that blood...but I guess there IS always room for jello...lol, that was funny
@CrippNemesis I'd really like to because this whole thing is right up my alley, creatively speaking, but I'm just not that big of a book reader. It's a serious problem, I know. :)
I'm so glad they chose not to follow the books passed the first season. I've read the first three novels and I've got to say that they're absolute garbage. It's just incredible what the creators of Dexter have salvaged from the series.
man i love the show and red all the books, seen every episode but i can say they truely ruined everything good in the show....killed off doakes, rita, brian, didnt kill la guarta, they even took out lumen after 1 season!!! WHAT ELSE CAN U RUIN??? they might as well just kill dexter and stop the show its already downhill ( in my opinion)
i would have loved to hear them answer " We never actually read the book ... but we saw the name and the cover ... i think we've got it covered " :D
jennifer never looks this good on the show
best show ever
"it was jello"
Michael C. Hall is such a badass. He's the only one chillin' with his elbow on the table. THUMBS UP :P
@Huzzawful I only just finished the third book. I was quite surprise that the books chose to go in "that" direction.
harry is alive :O I always only thought of him as of memory or hallucination :D
@azrazae I've heard that about his "dark passenger". The show seems to be doing fine without that angle though for the most part.
@Breedo Maybe they do, but for legal reasons they probably can't say that they do. It's also possible that in using the first book as a starting point, they came to the same ideas about where the character, and thus other characters, should go, thus similarities occur.
SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS (for the books and the series): I noticed some similarities between "Dr. Danco" in Dearly Devoted Dexter and the Skinner in season 3. Such as them both being professional torturers and having issues with disrespect. Also, a scene in the finale has Dexter 'ding' a car and try to sweet talk the police out of trouble using his Miami Metro status, which has similarities to a 'scene' in Dexter in the Dark when he's chasing down the guy following him and hits someone's car.
@Vasun05 i can't say obviously as i wasn't there, but i know sometimes when they work with children they use a different color liquid and change it in post production, least thats wat i see done on some indie films, maybe they just made it smell like strawberries or something so the kid would actually like it
I love that they aren't following the books and yet they manage to have similarities. Although I never read them, that's cool.
Sara Colleton is just the perfect writer.
She's really cool.
Dexter is smokin' hot
I swear I was thinking the same thing about little 'Harrison'...how could his parents let him sit in that blood...but I guess there IS always room for jello...lol, that was funny
@holvm18 : I name my cat ~Dexter
I love this show. That's why when I see a Missing Person sign, I assume they're a bad guy and ol' Dex took care of 'em.
i actually was wonder how exactly the parents of the baby felt when he was covered in blood cuz I freaked out
@andid agreed
@CrippNemesis I'd really like to because this whole thing is right up my alley, creatively speaking, but I'm just not that big of a book reader. It's a serious problem, I know. :)
why did they kill off doakes for he was dexters best enemy
@XYMan288 yeh, thats easy, u just give em a toy till they are ready to shoot, then take it away.
I named my Beagle dog Dexter!
@randomjoe333333 thats why
They should've stuck with the book.
I'm so glad they chose not to follow the books passed the first season. I've read the first three novels and I've got to say that they're absolute garbage. It's just incredible what the creators of Dexter have salvaged from the series.
Was Manny Coto asked a single question during the panel? He looks bored as hell.
@p5p4p3p2p1p well since they're married that probably isnt much of a problem
i wish they could keep the show going but they epicly failed whos next??? dexter
@kurvatakco i agree.. my roomates dont agree with me, i hate it
Jennifer is smokin' hot
''Dexter there is no cod for going out with ur sister =) have fun! ''
LMAO jk
I hate the new season..........It's too exciting ;D
well, now I'm first for real !!!!!!!! Yeaahhhhhhhhhhhh, nice ))
man i love the show and red all the books, seen every episode but i can say they truely ruined everything good in the show....killed off doakes, rita, brian, didnt kill la guarta, they even took out lumen after 1 season!!! WHAT ELSE CAN U RUIN??? they might as well just kill dexter and stop the show its already downhill ( in my opinion)
@p5p4p3p2p1p Well they are married....