The prequel series, Dexter: Original Sin, maintains the controversial internal monologue that made the original show so memorable.
One of the most divisive parts of the original Dexter made its way into Dexter: Original Sin , and I couldn't be happier. There were quite a few features that stuck around for all eight of Dexter's seasons that have become staples of the franchise. From Dexter's love of blood to characters that debuted in the first show and reappear in the cast of Original Sin, the prequel has many of the trappings of the original series.
Original Sin has also changed quite a bit about Dexter already, however, so I was very relieved to see that it kept one controversial aspect. In all three Dexter shows so far - and presumably in the upcoming show Dexter: Resurrection - Dexter has had an internal monologue that the audience can hear. Even though Original Sin recast Michael C. Hall with Patrick Gibson, it still uses Hall's voice for its internal monologue. While it is difficult to live up to Hall's portrayal of the character, Gibson did a great job in Dexter: Original Sin season 1, episode 1. He also has a great advantage: Original Sin preserved one of the most divisive parts of Hall's time as Dexter. Dexter’s Internal Monologue Is Just As Embarrassing In Original Sin As It Was In The Original Show Dexter's Thoughts In Original Sin Are As Overly-Edgy & Cringe-Worthy As They've Ever Been Original Sin hasn't just brought back Hall and Dexter's internal monologue: his thoughts are just as embarrassing as they were in Dexter. The best way to explain how the prequel series kept Dexter's cringe-worthy narration is with two examples. In the pilot of Dexter, he looks at an empty box of donuts and declares'Just like me. Empty inside.' In the pilot of Original Sin, Dexter removes a cadaver's heart and remarks'Heartless. Like the Tin Man. Maybe like me.' They're both such corny and awkward lines that sound way too edgy, but they're also both quintessential Dexte
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