Dexter: The Complete Series

Dexter Morgan, Miami Metro Police Department blood spatter analyst, has a double life. When he’s not helping the Homicide division solve murders, he spends his time hunting and killing bad guys that slip through the justice system.

Dexter's world is rocked when a rival serial murderer, dubbed the Ice Truck Killer, privately contacts him and reveals that he knows Dexter's grisly secret.

While stalking a recently released convict who may kill again, Dexter has to deal with the latest crime of the Ice Truck Killer, a chopped up hooker in a pro-hockey ice rink.

Dexter is intrigued when the Ice Truck Killer starts leaving pictures from Dexter’s childhood at the crime scenes that are meant to tell Dexter something about his own past.

The Homicide division is abuzz after the Ice Truck Killer’s latest victim is found alive.

The Ice Truck Killer leaves Dexter a surprise at the scene of one of Dexter’s recent kills, putting Dexter firmly in the crosshairs of his own Homicide division.

The Ice Truck Killer is finally identified, but something about the suspect doesn't sit right with Dexter.

When the suicide of a powerful, high profile woman reveals a strange pattern of murders, Dexter stalks a killer unlike any he’s had to deal with before.

Rita, Debra and Rudy join Dexter for a weekend away when Dexter finds out that his biological father, whom Dexter thought had died 30 years ago, has just recently passed away and left him his all his belongings.

The Ice Truck Killer leaves Dexter the most horrifying crime scene imaginable, forcing him to confront a horrific suppressed memory from his past.

The Ice Truck Killer kidnaps someone close to Dexter, forcing him into a trap that will forever change his life, while Doakes begins to harbor suspicions about Dexter's odd behavior.

In the season one finale, Dexter follows the clues left for him by the Ice Truck Killer in an effort to rescue his kidnapped loved one, while Rita's ex tries to convince her that Dexter is too dangerous to be around their children.

In the season two premiere, Dexter finds himself unable to kill again after the harrowing conclusion to the Ice Truck Killer case, and strays from his personal code with disastrous results.

Dexter remains on the trail of a dangerous new victim, while the traumatized Debra loses control on the job. A high-profile FBI agent arrives in Miami to investigate a newly discovered serial killer, the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Dexter stalks his latest victim: a man so vile he could only be a used car salesman. But Dexter finds the man’s smooth talking charm and effortless lying something he lacks these days.

While pretending to be a drug addict, Dexter gets an N.A. sponsor to please Rita. But when the sponsor turns out to be a beautiful woman who may have more in common with Dexter, Rita is not happy. Meanwhile, Dexter must find a way to lead the all-too-smart FBI Agent Lundy off his trail.

Dexter discovers the man who killed his mother is still alive. When he shares this information with Lila, she suggests he face the man, as part of his “steps” to addiction recovery.

Dexter is none too pleased to discover a copy-cat killer has started his own attempt at vigilante serial murder in Miami. He is even less pleased to learn the new killer claims to be inspired by the “Bay Harbor Butcher.”

A written manifesto from the “Bay Harbor Butcher” sends the Special Task Force in charge of capturing the killer into chaos. All part of Dexter’s plan as he tries to be more “pro-active” in keeping Agent Lundy off his tail. But things start to spiral downward for Dexter as Lila’s influence begins to take its toll on Dexter’s personal life.

After a fire at Lila’s place, Dexter finds her becoming more attached to him than he is comfortable with. At the station, Debra and Lundy find a clue that points to the Bay Harbor Butcher being right under their noses.

As Dexter tries to distance himself from Lila, he discovers she is not so willing to let go of their relationship. Meanwhile Lundy’s manhunt for the Bay Harbor Butcher starts to make Dexter nervous as he tries to stay one step ahead.

Dexter finds himself with the upper hand when Doakes tracks him to his latest kill. But when Doakes reveals a secret about Harry’s past, Dexter’s world comes crumbling down.

As Lundy’s noose starts to tighten, Dexter finds himself dodging bullets both figurative and real. Dexter now must decide about not only his own fate but those of the people he cares most about.

Season two concludes as Lundy and the FBI settle the case of the Bay Harbor Butcher once and for all. But the heat’s not entirely off Dexter as his world literally becomes an inferno. Can he rise from the ashes once again?

In the season three premiere, Dexter's life seems to be smoothly back on track, until he targets a dope dealer who also happens to be in the sights of Assistant D.A. Miguel Prado. Internal Affairs pressures Debra to rat on her new partner.

Every cop in Miami is tasked with finding the fugitive Freebo, who is accused of killing the younger brother of Assistant D.A. Miguel Prado. Dexter and Rita move closer to making a big decision about their family.

Dexter encounters a fellow predator - but this one is a pedophile; a murder is pinned on Freebo but Dexter knows the truth. Meanwhile, Dexter struggles with the fact of his growing friendship with Miguel.

Dexter scrambles to convince Rita that his marriage proposal is sincere and romantic. Miguel's vengeful brother Ramon searches desperately for their sibling's murderer, who was secretly killed by Dexter.

Dexter hears the story of a husband who has gotten away with murdering two wives for financial gain and tracks the man to Bimini, but Rita has a medical emergency while Dexter has disappeared.

Dexter tests Miguel to determine if his friend has discovered his secret, while Rita loses her job and wonders if she's meant to ever have a successful career.

Dexter begins working with Miguel but they quickly have differences in selecting a potential new victim. Rita discovers that Miguel's wife suspects him of an affair, and an old friend of Dexter's asks for help in ending her life.

Dexter undertakes to teach Miguel the Code, but doesn't realize he's whetting his partner's thirst for blood. Debra is one step closer to finding the Skinner but a secret revealed about Anton sends him packing.

The friendship between Dexter and Miguel become strained even as Rita revolves to confront Miguel about his suspected infidelity. Debra searches furiously fro Anton when it's revealed that he was abducted by the Skinner.

A series of chess-like moves ensues when Dexter and Miguel vie for the upper hand, with Miguel winning Rita's affection by presenting her with a lavish wedding gift. Debra wonders if her relationship with Anton is worth the trouble.

Dexter must find a way to get rid of Miguel despite the fact that his friend is a highly placed district attorney (and Dexter's best man). Rita discovers that Miguel has been seeing an old flame, and Debra finds a new clue to the Skinner's identity.

In the season three finale, Dexter attempts to calm the emotionally unstable Ramon now that Miguel is out of the picture. Debra is about to receive her detective's shield but is blind-sided with information that could derail her promotion.

In the season four premiere, Dexter sleeplessly struggles to balance his new family life with his dark, murderous drive for a fresh victim, and his busier-than-ever forensic career pursuing a new target, The Trinity Killer.

Dexter realizes that he has carelessly misplaced crucial evidence that could expose his dark side to the world, while helping to investigate new slayings that Agent Lundy insists are the work of Trinity.

Dexter is hampered by his neighborhood's increased vigilance due to vandalism, his temporary inability to drive himself anywhere, and his admiration for the killing technique of the artful Trinity Killer.

Dexter gets some much-needed R&R time with Rita and the kids out of town, leading to his stalking of a new victim: a cop that murdered her family.

Dexter is inspired to investigate the Trinity Killer on his own, while Debra blames herself for an event that was out of her control. Rita realizes how little she knows her husband after discovering one of his secrets.

Dexter doubles his efforts to stay ahead of the official Trinity investigation, and receives relationship advice about the friction between himself and Rita from a most unexpected source.

Dexter finally strikes a balance between family, career and his secret life, but is thwarted in his pursuit of his next victim. Debra expresses a renewed and unwelcomed interest in their father's checkered past.

Dexter wonders if his father's Code is truly the right path, and hopes to get answers by accompanying Trinity on an out-of-town road trip. Debra discovers that her single-minded pursuit of Trinity has blinded her to the truth.

Dexter learns more about Trinity's bizarre and twisted world, while Rita has her hands full preparing Thanksgiving dinner for a full house.

The disappearance of a ten-year-old boy forces Dexter to question his assumptions about Trinity.

Dexter must buy time to protect himself when Debra's investigation brings the department one step away from identifying the Trinity Killer.

In the season four finale, Dexter and Trinity find themselves on a collision course, as Debra unearths a shocking long-hidden truth.

In the season five premiere, Dexter reels from Rita's murder and makes a choice that will affect everyone's lives. Quinn stirs up trouble by suggesting that Rita's death doesn't fit Trinity's profile.

Dexter tries to focus his energy on his kids and fight his dark urges, but a shocking discovery puts him on the trail of a new victim.

Dexter finds himself in a strange new world when he attempts to hire a nanny for Harrison so he can continue to stalk and kill his next victim. Meanwhile, things heat up for Dexter when Quinn notices strange similarities between Trinity Killer suspect, ‘Kyle Butler’ and Dexter Morgan.

Dexter finds himself in a strange situation when, instead of taking a life, he has to save one. Debra has a scary confrontation with a key suspect in the Santa Muerte murder cases.

When Dexter is saddled with an unwanted conspirator, he is forced to make some hard decisions about her fate. Meanwhile, Dexter wonders if Rita’s death has awakened a darkness inside Harrison.

Trying to get his life back on track, Dexter hunts a new target, but is distracted and drawn into a precarious situation while helping his troubled acquaintance.

While helping Lumen, Dexter finds himself on a collision course with Debra and the rest of Homicide when he is called to investigate a horrifying crime scene.

While attending a self-help seminar, Dexter and Lumen vet and stalk a violent killer. Debra gets into some unexpected trouble from the fallout of the Santa Muerte case, forcing Batista to make a difficult decision.

While in the midst of hunting down their next victim, Dexter and Lumen are surprised by the return of an unannounced guest.

Just as Dexter discovers a possible ally in the pursuit of Lumen's former captors, he and Lumen are forced to step down as Homicide uncovers some key evidence linked to one of their prior victims.

Dexter and Lumen’s plans are momentarily thwarted when Dexter is forced to do damage control after he concedes that someone, outside of Miami Metro, has taken an interest in them.

In the season finale, Dexter’s situation grows desperate when he discovers that Lumen has been set up. Despite knowing he’s being baited into a trap, Dexter risks everything to make sure he doesn't fall into the same mistake again.

Season six starts with Dexter Morgan attending his 20th high school reunion to hunt a former Prom King. Everything's going perfectly for Dexter until Homicide comes up against a gruesome, faith-inspired murder. It leaves Dexter asking some bigger, spiritual questions about what to pass on to his son. Debra Morgan, in a solid place in her relationship with Quinn and in her role as detective, becomes an unexpected hero.

To solve a mysterious and macabre murder, Homicide brings in Brother Sam, a minister with a criminal past. But when Dexter meets Brother Sam, he doesn't recognize a man of God, but a fellow killer who might have found a cover even better than his own.

Dexter is confronted with a sobering glimpse of his own potential future when a serial killer from his past makes a startling reappearance. Travis struggles to keep his mentor happy, as he and Gellar prepare their next twisted tableau, ensuring Debra's next task will be a daunting one.

Much to his own surprise, an emergency with Harrison has Dexter leaning on Brother Sam for support as he questions the idea of faith. But when Dexter is confronted with Gellar and Travis' next awful tableau, he is forced to ask if faith, in the wrong hands, is deadly.

With the help of his newfound friend, Brother Sam, Dexter wonders if there is light within him to counter the darkness. The search for the Doomsday Killers takes Dexter in a new direction, while Batista and Quinn pay a visit to the university where Professor Gellar taught. Due to departmental regulation following the shooting, Debra is forced to begin therapy.

Dexter is caught up in a very personal case that awakens the needs of his Dark Passenger.

Dexter finds himself teamed up with a fellow Dark Passenger when he takes a road trip to Nebraska to tie up some loose ends from the past.

Dexter uses lessons he learned from Brother Sam to follow up on some new leads in the Doomsday investigation. Debra butts heads with Captain LaGuerta over the case of a dead call girl.

Dexter finds help from an unexpected avenue while on the hunt for the Doomsday Killers, all the while trying to stay one step ahead of the Homicide Division. Debra continues to see her therapist and discovers something new about herself.

Dexter tries to figure out the Doomsday Killers’ next victim before it’s too late. Debra has a strong reaction to a crime scene, which leads her to the realization that she leans too heavily on her brother.

Dexter finds that in order to catch the Doomsday Killers, he must follow in their footsteps and create a macabre tableau of his own. Debra’s therapist makes an unnerving suggestion.

Dexter and the Homicide Division race against a lunar eclipse to catch the Doomsday Killers before their final gruesome act. Debra struggles with, but finally faces up to, a new emotional reality.

Reeling from Debra witnessing Dexter kill Travis Marshall, brother and sister attempt to reconcile while struggling to cover up their involvement with the murder. Meanwhile, Detective Mike Anderson has an unfortunate run-in, Quinn and Batista begin to make amends, and LaGuerta finds evidence that causes her to re-think the closed Bay Harbor Butcher Case, which could mean trouble for Dexter – and Debra…

When a local convict claims he has new information regarding a fifteen-year-old crime spree, Miami Metro sets out to unearth new evidence on the case. While Debra attempts to cure Dexter of his killer tendencies, the Mike Anderson case leads to the Ukrainian mob, and a vengeful Louis won’t stop meddling with Dexter’s life.

Dexter tries to bring Debra on-board with his new target, while the Ukrainian mob seeks revenge for the killing of one of their own. Quinn grows close to a dancer at the mob’s strip club, and LaGuerta attempts to enlist Batista to help her with re-opening the case of the Bay Harbor Butcher, who she believes is still out there.

After capturing a deadly killer, things go awry for Miami Metro, sending Debra into a tailspin. In an effort to help his sister, Dexter enters into a dangerous game of cat and mouse, while the Ukrainian mob continues to seek revenge.

While trying to uncover why Louis was killed on his boat, Dexter must out-maneuver Isaak, who’s after Dexter – and Debra. New leads are brought to light on the Wayne Randall killing spree case by his alluring former accomplice, Hannah McKay, who Dexter discovers has a secret.

Dexter becomes more intrigued by Hannah, while Debra gets to know local crime writer Sal Price, who has dug up some possibly incriminating dirt on Hannah. Quinn gets made an offer he tries to refuse, while Batista is drawn to a new business opportunity. And try as Debra might, she can’t stop LaGuerta from upending the Bay Harbor Butcher case…

Things heat up as Dexter and Hannah grow closer, and when Sal Price discovers the two are involved, he wants the exclusive story. Sal helps Debra uncover new evidence about Hannah, while Quinn makes questionable choices to protect his girlfriend, Nadia.

Dexter tries to keep Debra in the dark about his relationship with Hannah, but a surprise visit from Astor, Cody and Harrison throws a wrench into Dexter’s plans. Now out of jail, Isaak renews his pursuit of Dexter, while Quinn continues his power struggle with the Koshkas.

Dexter is preoccupied with Isaak still on the loose, but an internal struggle within the Koshka Brotherhood could work to Dexter’s advantage. And while Miami Metro is on the hunt for a Phantom Arsonist, Dexter goes to great lengths to protect his relationship with Hannah, asking a favor of Debra that causes her to question her loyalty to Dexter.

A surprise visit from Hannah’s father puts Dexter on alert, and the Phantom Arsonist’s crimes become more gruesome. Defending Nadia’s honor forces Quinn into a dangerous situation, and LaGuerta brings on former Deputy Chief Matthews to help her with the Bay Harbor Butcher case.

As Christmas approaches, Dexter tries to balance his life with Hannah and his relationship with Debra, but unbeknownst to Dexter, Debra follows up on what could be an incriminating tip that Hannah’s father gave her. However, when Dexter learns that the man responsible for ordering his mother’s death has been released from prison, he zeros in for a kill that might end all kills.

As LaGuerta closes in on Dexter’s secret, Dexter struggles to protect himself, Debra, and the life he’s built, in this disturbing season finale.

It’s been 6 months since LaGuerta’s murder and Dexter is still managing life as a dad, brother, and serial killer. Debra now works as a P.I. for a private firm and Batista has replaced her as Lieutenant. Meanwhile, Miami Metro investigates the murder of a man who has had pieces of his brain removed.

Miami Metro continues their hunt for the Brain Surgeon while Dr. Vogel enlists Dexter to do her bidding based on her own personal experience with her previous patients. Debra continues to track down her P.I. case and has to take matters into her own hands.

Dexter continues his manhunt for the Brain Surgeon. Dr. Vogel tries to prove to Dexter that he’s perfect as a psychopath. Debra’s PTSD kicks in and she makes a desperate plea to confess to LaGuerta’s murder.

Dexter tracks down another potential serial killer from Dr. Vogel’s list. Quinn celebrates his passing of the Sergeant’s exam by defending Debra’s honor in a fight. Dr. Vogel begins treating Debra for her PTSD.

Dr. Vogel gets abducted by the Brain Surgeon while Dexter and Debra try and rescue her. Masuka finds out he has a daughter.

Dexter monitors a young psychopath to see if he is suited for his table. Dexter and Debra finally get back to normal but are surprised by his ex, Hannah.

Dexter hunts down Hannah to figure out why she’s back in Miami. Dexter also takes on a protégé and starts teaching him the Code.

Dexter tracks down his protégé in the belief that he murdered his neighbor. Meanwhile, Dexter tries to help Hannah escape the country.

Dexter investigates the murder of his protégé. Dr. Vogel gets the surprise of a lifetime when someone returns from her past.

With help from Dr. Vogel, Dexter tries to lure the Brain Surgeon to a location in order to get him on his table. In the end, an important person in Dexter’s life is murdered before his eyes.

Dexter is torn between fleeing the country with Hannah and Harrison and taking Saxon out once and for all. A dramatic sequence of events follows that shows Dexter’s growth as a human being, but at the same time his lack of action causes a grizzly end to the episode.

In the final episode of the groundbreaking series, Dexter is faced with impossible odds. A brewing hurricane is about to touch down on Miami and Dexter has to end things his way.