TV's favorite serial killer is in a contract dispute with his network. Also today: good news about Matt Saracen, weird news about Werner Herzog, nostalgic news from Disney, and half-bad news from NBC.

The ravenous MTV network, always hungry for sweet teen blood, has found its next victims. Also today: Fox rules and other networks drool, Matthew Modine is rescued from oblivion, and Kevin Costner is headed into it.

If only Jennifer Carpenter had seen this clip from Six Feet Under! It could've saved her marriage to onscreen brother, Michael C. Hall. Unforch, he cheated during Season 6 of Dexter with co-star Julia Stiles. Foreshadowing is a killer.

Do you watch Dexter, Showtime's popular serial killer drama? If so, then this parody video by LandlineTV—which attempts to summarize the program in 60 seconds—may seem familiar. If not, then what better a time to learn than now!

Last night's Dexter episode was the one we've all been waiting for. The climax to the slow build that this season has been working towards. How was the pay off? Find out.

Once you get over being impressed by how well Michael C. Hall can sing, you'll feel slightly unsettled by the Dexter version of the song—which ends in "Santa Claus will kill you if you're bad."

The dude just can't seem to make it happen. Sad thing. Also today: the return of Chris Tucker, Neil Patrick Harris gets an interesting gig, and a comedy about politics seems redundant.

With only one episode left, Dexter is getting down to the nitty-gritty. The walls are closing in on everyone and seemingly every single character is two seconds away from getting murdered. There was a lot to take in this week.

Last night's episode of Dexter was seriously messed up. Like, make you listen to girls being raped, messed up. Today, we're going to go ahead and skip all that, and break down all of the action minus the rapey stuff.

What's creepier than watching Dexter? Listening to the show's soundtrack all by yourself. Check out this live rendition of Dexter's "Blood Theme" performed by Grandfather at recent show at Union Pool.

This week's episode of Dexter was murder free and yet still managed to pack it's regular punch. With only two episodes left, and the walls closing in him, we're starting to wonder... Is Dexter going to have to kill everyone?

Last night's Dexter offered up everything that we've come to love about the show. There was blood, violence, awkwardness, suspense, and even a cliffhanger thats going to annoy us until next Sunday. Click ahead for a recap of the madness.

In a new study from the Center for Important & Definitive Studies, it was found that self-identifying Republicans' number three favorite show is ABC's wholesome (and kinda gay!) Modern Family. The Democrats voted murderpalooza Dexter as their third favorite.

Since the start of Dexter's personal drama with Lumen, it seemed natural for that plot to merge with the Miami metro crew. That tends to make the show more exciting, and this week, Dexter's two worlds collided, yet again.

There have been a lot of disturbing things on Dexter, but nothing could have prepared us for this. Masuka has an elaborate back tattoo.

Using only sounds from the first four seasons of the show, the artist POGO has concocted this remix in the vein of his previous mixes (Alice in Wonderland). It's a little spooky, but matches the subject matter, doesn't it?

This season of Dexter isn't wasting any time getting to the main storyline. Last episode introduced Julia Styles as a victim of Boyd Fowler's. She also witnessed Dexter murder him. Now we see how she fits into the show.

This is Dexter's first kill since Rita's death, and it needs to be perfect. Unfortunately, it won't be his easiest murder.

Mattson Creative put together this awesome artwork based upon each season of Dexter (leading up until it's 5th.) The intricate details that pull from the show's plot points is something that any fan of the show will enjoy.

Dexter is having some trouble sliding into his new role as a single father. Rita's death is on every character's minds this season, and it's having a profound effect on Dexter.