Nominated for two Golden Globes, an Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films award, and winner of the Emmy, this high-powered thriller from Showtime moves to CBS and you can see every episode, from the beginning, on non-pay cable television beginning Feb. 17.
What will be interesting is to see how much editing is done for the show because in its raw premium cable version, it can be quite revealing and intense.
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Having watched the first 2 seasons, this ought to be interesting, especially since the average show was around fifty minutes.
One of the Executive Producers of Dexter stated that CBS has cut surprisingly little. They cut the language, and only the most gory of shots (which, if you’ve watched the show, you’ll know that there’s actually not a lot of gore), otherwise leaving the show intact. He said that they didn’t even bother cutting it down for time, if they didn’t have to.
What’s up with the amazing chaging/disappearing banner?
I’ll pass. If nothing else I’ll rent the dvd’s. Can’t understand why the network would even try something like this, I guess with NYPD Blue going though, they felt that the envelope needed pushing once again. zTo each his own I guess.
Tim
deven the show eps are between 48 and 52 minutes, does that mean the commercials will be that limited?
The finale is almost an hour… will that be commercial free? Not sure how it could even work.