Too Many Tuna Sandwiches

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.

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.

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.

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”.

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. Watch new episodes on Sundays at 9/8c on SHOWTIME.

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”.

In this week’s episode, challenges with Harrison inspire a return to form for Dexter. Executive Producer Scott Reynolds is joined by writer Veronica West to break it down. Dexter music supervisor and composer Michael Hill & Pat Irwin also join to discuss how music brings some particularly poignant moments to life in the series.

Three is the magic number, or is it? In this episode, Molly finds anomalies in the story about Arthur Miller aka The Trinity Killer, a slasher who traveled the country and killed in threes. Spoiler Alert: He didn’t.

Determined podcaster Molly Park continues to insert herself into Angela’s missing person case, and Harrison makes his mark on Iron Lake. Host and Executive Producer Scott Reynolds is joined by Jamie Chung (Molly Park) and episode writer Tony Saltzman to discuss Dexter®: New Blood Episode 4, “H is for Hero”.

From the sets to the costumes to authentic inclusion of elements from the Seneca community, there are many individuals who helped bring all the facets of Dexter®: New Blood to life. Host and Executive Producer Scott Reynolds is joined by Seneca Consultant Caleb Abrams, Production Designer Eric Weiler and Costume Designer Cat Thomas to break it down.