19 episodes
Dexter: New Blood Wrap Up Showtime
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4.7 • 139 Ratings
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"Dexter: New Blood Wrap Up" is the official podcast of the Special Event Series Dexter: New Blood from SHOWTIME. Every Tuesday, host and Executive Producer of Dexter: New Blood, Scott Reynolds dives into all things Dexter. He breaks down episodes, goes deep with the characters, and shares exclusive behind-the-scenes details with special guest stars from the cast and crew. Nothing is off the kill table.
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Sins of the Father: Finale Part 2
In part two of our finale breakdown, Showrunner/EP Clyde Phillips and Dexter writers Alexandra Franklin and Marc Muszynski talk through the process of crafting and shooting the powerful season finale. They share insight and behind-the-scenes details about the unraveling of Dexter’s carefully constructed world, the shocking but inevitable conclusion, and bringing the story full circle.
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Sins of the Father: Finale Part 1
In the first part of our finale breakdown, Michael C. Hall (Dexter Morgan) and Jack Alcott (Harrison Morgan) discuss that explosive and emotional ending, their character journeys this season and the twists and turns of playing father and son. They also share a few words for the Dexter fandom.
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The Family Business
Clancy Brown joins Executive producer Scott Reynolds to discuss his journey as Dexter®: New Blood “big bad” Kurt Caldwell. Director Marcos Siega and Director of Photography Hillary Spera also talk about bringing Episode 9 “The Family Business” to life.
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Unfair Game
Director Sanford Bookstaver and writers David McMillan and Tony Saltzman join Executive Producer Scott Reynolds to talk about Dexter’s epic showdown with Elric Kane, the race to save Harrison and other pivotal moments from Episode 8, “Unfair Game”.
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Skin of Her Teeth
Editor Perri Frank and episode writers Kirsa Rein and Ali Salerno join Executive Producer Scott Reynolds to discuss the return of Trinity (John Lithgow), the impact he had on Harrison and other key scenes of Episode 7, “Skin of Her Teeth”. Starring Michael C. Hall.
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Too Many Tuna Sandwiches
Two of Iron Lake’s finest, David Magidoff (Officer Teddy Reed) and Katy Sullivan (Esther) join Executive Producer Scott Reynolds, as well as episode co-writer Warren Hsu Leonard to break down Episode 6, “Too Many Tuna Sandwiches”.
Customer Reviews
Amazing
I love this podcast. It’s the perfect companion. I love hearing about the how the episode came about and all the things that went into this series. And the series itself was amazing. Nice job. You did the series and the character justice. Loved every minute.
Cancel Clyde Phillips
You brought Dexter back… to kill him. That’s the most selfish nonsensical writing I’ve ever witnessed. And that was your best?? Then dear God please no one let this man write anything ever again. This audience gave you years of their life, and you repay us with making the writing about yourself (talking to you, Clyde, clearly). You said this is the ending you always wanted, that alone is terrible story writing. You have to let the story take you where it wants to go. It was clear you had an agenda, it was clear you wanted to showcase what you think good writing is, giving no respect to the audience, the actual story, or the actual character we’ve been rooting for and obsessed with for over a decade, and the worst part is we let you do it. We let you dupe us into believing you would actually write something satisfactory… that’s how much we loved that character. Enough to give you a second chance. Michael C. Hall’s performance was electric, and he truly was the main reason most of us watched. The show is called Dexter, not Clyde. Get over yourself man. Will never pay any attention to anything your name is tied to from now on, and I know I’m not alone. I refuse to feel like I wasted hours of my life again. — Do yourself a favor and give your audience some credit. We’re not idiots.
Great companion podcast
This is a great companion podcast to the show, I love hearing things I missed and then rewatching the episode with these great voices in mind.