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Episode: "Take It! (2010)"

Episode: "Remains to Be Seen (2009)"

Episode: "Living the Dream (2009)"

Episode: "It's Alive! (2007)"

For episode "Dexter (#1.1)".

Episode: "Just Let Go (2011)"

Episode: "Take It! (2010)"

Episode: "Turning Biminese (2008)"

For episode 'Living The Dream' (#4.1)

For episode "Crocodile".

Episode: "Get Gellar (2011)"

For episode "Road Kill".

For episode "The British Invasion".

DEXTER places its hands firmly on the throat of expectation and - minute by minute - tightens its grip until audiences begin to question their idea of morality. Michael C. Hall's masterfully nuanced performance as Dexter breathes humanity into a monster - a killer who murders those he believes have gotten away with murder. The world through Dexter's dark, droll and wickedly funny gaze, in many ways, defines today's era of television - stories that are wildly ambitious, intricately told, and deeply, emotionally engaging.

DEXTER is a killer show about a serial killer. Wildly audacious and original, the show is an incisive new take on several television staples - the medical mystery, vigilante justice and even romantic comedy - mashed together in the bloody grip of a self-doubting sociopath. Both creepy and compelling, DEXTER is the most morally complex show on television, and with that distinction, a true catalyst for a discussion of ethics around the living room.

S7E1 Are You...? (2012)

S8E1 A Beautiful Day (2013)

S6E1 Those Kinds of Things (2011)

S5E8 Take It! (2010)

S4E2 Remains to Be Seen (2009)

Long Beach Office of Special Events

City of South Pasadena Film Office

For the episode "Take It".

"Season 6"

Tied with Liza Richardson.

For the dubbing of Michael C. Hall.