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Serial killers aren‘t supposed to care whether their victims are innocent or not but Dexter Morgan‘s recent mistake has turned him into one uneasy and uncomfortable monster. But it‘s not just because he defied the Code of Harry. Guilt is gradually eating him up now that he‘s killed an innocent man, making him more susceptible to risks and human emotion. On the other hand, Dexter isn‘t the type who laments and dwells on his blunders. In fact, he determined to quickly get past this unpleasant phase of his life and tries to move on by killing Trinity, the man who should have been on his killing table.

After killing an innocent man, Dexter Morgan wonders if the Code of Harry has been designed to protect him not just from exposure but something far more dangerous--- human emotion. It seems that Dexter is becoming more and more susceptible to risks and it‘s no wonder he‘s seeking refuge in a fellow monster. 

This morning the People‘s Choice Award nominations were revealed, andas always, it‘s populism at its best.  On the TV side, the nomineesoften look like the top of the Nielsen ratings list, with a few notableand surprising exceptions.  Shows like

Ever since Dexter Morgan found out about Trinity‘s life as Arthur Mitchell, we‘ve been treated with somewhat leisurely sub-plots as a substitute for Trinity‘s deferred- death-at-the-hands-of-Dexter. And it seems that Showtime‘s

If there‘s one thing we‘ve learned from last week‘s episode of Dexter it‘s that Dexter Morgan can‘t kill Trinity just yet. Dexter knows he has a lot to learn from Arthur Mitchell, who has been juggling suburban family life with serial killing and is doing a pretty good job at it for nearly three decades, so he continues playing Kyle Butler, the divorced family man who has found refuge under Arthur‘s fellowship. While this little setback may cost others their lives, it gives Dexter a fresh perspective on the rules that have kept Arthur a free man and thus, turning Trinity into some sort of mentor.

The moment we‘ve all been waiting for finally happened in "If I Had a Hammer," the sixth episode of Dexter‘s fourth season: Dexter Morgan finally got up close to Trinity while we learned more about Arthur Mitchell‘s personal life. Last week, it was revealed that Trinity is a husband and father, proving that he and Dexter aren‘t so different at all. This week, however, we learned that Trinity is so much more than Dexter thought he would be because as it turns out, he‘s also a teacher, humanitarian, and deacon of his church.

Now that Dexter Morgan has found something in common with the Trinity Killer, his curiosity to uncover Trinity‘s well-kept mask is greater than ever. However, getting behind that facade will require some extra prodding on Dexter‘s part and we see it all happening in "If I Had A Hammer," the sixth episode of

Aside from revealing the fate of Lundy and Deb, "Dirty Harry," the fifth episode of Dexter, offers a pretty heavy twist that serves as an eye opener to Dexter Morgan and to viewers as well. But before we discover the highlight of the night, Dexter gradually breezes through some marital and trust issues courtesy of Rita, a mind-numbing office romance no thanks to Angel and LaGuerta and a hefty number of diversions.  

Since the beginning of the fourth season of Dexter, Dexter Morgan has kept himself busy, minding his own business and satisfying his Dark Passenger urges. But recent events spur Dexter into his own investigation of the Trinity killer. And this time, it‘s personal.