Dexter S04E12 Rapidshare:

In this episode, the police cautions Dexter to keep away from Trinity killer as they close on the Killer. However, Dexter is very crazy so long as he can to grab this man, even if it is on the wrong side of the law. LaGuerta and Batista, on the other hand, have to answer for their ethic breach.

Dexter, in particular, should not be reviewed by anyone who has not seen more than three episodes. I almost feel as if the first episode of the series is a little bit melodramatic (note Dexter screaming in the face of his first victim) only to pull viewers who otherwise need something more visceral than a great script

The viewer should be absolutely intoxicated by the complexity of the character of Dexter and the performance of Michael C. Hall. His own co-stars admit to being almost "frightened" by how well it absorbs Hall character. I personally believe that without mastering Hall of Dexter, there would be nothing to see. Do not get me wrong, the plot of this show is very interesting (and original, is redundant), but the excitement lies exclusively in the way Dexter / Hall meets a girlfriend) own, b) blood and c) other murderers in series

Dexter inherits a house from a man named Joe Driscoll, who claimed to be his biological father and apparently died of a heart attack. Rita Dexter travels to pack and clean the house for sale. Later, Debra and Rudy suddenly appears to help. Dexter investigates the death of Joe in the morgue and his neighbor and is evidence that could have been killed. Meanwhile, Sergeant Doakes shoots and kills a man in Miami, and Angel is requested by the Internal Affairs Committee to testify, but what Angel has seen Dexter and the report on the blood spatter in contradiction with the statement of Doakes. Angel lives a dilemma with his conscience and principles if I should tell the truth about being a rat. Paul presses Rita to visit her children and is brutal to her.

Dexter, a forensic expert by day, serial murderer with a touch of vigilantism at night. Dexter is the creation of a credible and highly detailed portrait of, say troubled, sociopath. One party on the show I like best is the emotions that normal people are exposed, forcing Dexter to mimic them. Much laughter when emotions false Dexter Get Real, and he's afraid of his mind, as the relationship with his girlfriend, "Rita, mother of two sons and a victim of his abusive ex-boyfriend. He also liked the performance of Jennifer Carpenter as Dexter's sister Debra, adds a touch of color to the show, without deviating in clichés.