Dexter - Season 1 Watch Free in HD

He is smart, good-looking, and hes got a great sense of humor. The first season of this drama follows Dexter, a Miami forensic expert who moonlights as a vigilante, as he searches for a murderer known as the Ice Truck Killer. Enjoy Dexter from the very beginning and follow our altruistic serial killer as he searches for his identity while slaying those he deems unfit to live.

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Actors:

Michael C. Hall, Julie Benz, Jennifer Carpenter, Erik King, Luna Lauren Velez, David Zayas, James Remar, C.S. Lee, Margo Martindale, Dominic Janes, Christina Robinson, ...»

Director:

James Manos Jr

Country:

United States

Release:

2006

IMDb:

8.6

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Dexter Morgan

Played by: Michael C. Hall

Rita Morgan

Played by: Julie Benz

Debra Morgan

Played by: Jennifer Carpenter

Sgt. James Doakes

Played by: Erik King

Capt. Maria LaGuerta

Played by: Luna Lauren Velez

Lt. Angel Batista

Played by: David Zayas

Harry Morgan

Played by: James Remar

Vince Masuka

Played by: C.S. Lee

Camilla

Played by: Margo Martindale

Astor Bennett

Played by: Christina Robinson

Cody Bennett

Played by: Daniel Goldman

Officer Oliver

Played by: Patrick Michael Buckley

Jaworski

Played by: Ethan S. Smith

Jane Saunders

Played by: Neeona Neal

Mrs. Donovan

Played by: Jeanne Tidwell

Mike Donovan

Played by: Jim Abele

Crime Scene Investigator

Played by: Parker Cristan

Beth

Played by: Karina Michel

Concert Vendor

Played by: Renier Murillo

Police Officer

Played by: Brooklyn Murphy

Deputy Chief Tom Matthews

Played by: Geoff Pierson

Matt Chambers

Played by: Sam Trammell

Carlos Guerrero

Played by: Rudolf Martin

Norberto Cervantez

Played by: Cristos

Sean

Played by: Richard Gunn

Prosecutor

Played by: Lisa Kaminir

Kara Simmons

Played by: Maureen Muldoon

Lawyer

Played by: Keith Pillow

EMT

Played by: Brandon Morris

Mr. Pryce

Played by: Roger Hewlett

Alexander Pryce

Played by: Alex Schemmer

Guard

Played by: Andrew Hawkes

Reporter Candice DeSallee

Played by: Roxanne Beckford

Girl Swimming

Played by: Camila Banus

Medical Examiner Munoz

Played by: Wing Armstrong

Crime Scene Officer

Played by: Jason Bartley

Bigfoot

Played by: Mike Cochrane

Dead Victim

Played by: Rob Goodman

Witness

Played by: Ben Hausbach

Man on cellphone

Played by: Eric Shackelford

Tony Tucci

Played by: Brad William Henke

Det. McNamara

Played by: Scott William Winters

Jeremy Downs

Played by: Mark L. Young

Nurse Mary

Played by: Denise Crosby

Shanda

Played by: Lizette Carrion

Paul's Debt Collector

Played by: Tom Schanley

Celeste Guerrero

Played by: Margarita O'Quendo

Rose Guerrero

Played by: Priscilla Medina

Karen Yee

Played by: Diane Mizota

Knife Vendor

Played by: Tom Nowicki

Female Escort

Played by: Christine Hitt

Det. Michael Soderquist

Played by: Bruce Holman

Mrs. Tucci

Played by: Gina Hecht

Rita's Neighbor

Played by: Erin Daniels

Yelina

Played by: Monique Gabriela Curnen

Nina Batista

Played by: Angela Alvarado

Doris Morgan

Played by: Kathrin Middleton

Male Detective #1

Played by: Alex Wexo

Det. Jake Simms

Played by: Francisco Viana

Rollerblader

Played by: Chad Jamian

Girl In Bikini

Played by: Wendy Lee

Brian Moser

Played by: Christian Camargo

Neil Perry

Played by: Sam Witwer

Jorge Castillo

Played by: José Zúñiga

Valerie Castillo

Played by: Valerie Dillman

Mariel

Played by: Minerva García

Morgue Attendant

Played by: Josh Daugherty

Tech

Played by: Terry Woodberry

Screaming Jogger

Played by: Allysa Tacher

Alex Timmons

Played by: Demetrius Grosse

Forbes

Played by: Damian T. Raven

Jess

Played by: Kelli Kirkland

Roni

Played by: Lyn Alicia Henderson

Gene Marshall

Played by: Benton Jennings

Cindy Landon

Played by: Julie Dolan

Police Cadet

Played by: Denver Dowridge

Sketch Artist

Played by: Gabriel Cordell

Paul Bennett

Played by: Mark Pellegrino

Computer Analyst

Played by: David Batiste

Public Defender

Played by: Sewell Whitney

Metalhead

Played by: Colton James

Laline

Played by: Bunnie Rivera

Captive Prostitute

Played by: Darcy Fowers

Dr. Emmett Meridian

Played by: Tony Goldwyn

Co-ed

Played by: Milauna Jackson

Scott Solomon

Played by: Kyle Lupo

Vanessa Gayle

Played by: Suzanne Lanza

Court Official

Played by: Rolando Millet

Court Supervisor

Played by: Del Hunter-White

D.A.

Played by: R.F. Daley

Reporter

Played by: K.C. Ramsey

Meghan Dowd

Played by: René Ashton

Carolyn Jillian

Played by: Mary Chris Wall

Dr. Pittman

Played by: Dakin Matthews

Sgt. McKay

Played by: Joseph Lyle Taylor

Elderly Neighbor

Played by: Jeanette Miller

Rita's Lawyer

Played by: Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Monique

Played by: Graciella Evelina Martinez

Sexy Woman

Played by: Symba

Pierced Chick

Played by: Christine Barger

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Kari Croop

Every character is well formed, and each season delivers enough twists, humor, scares, and cliff-hanging moments that fans keep coming back for more of a good (albeit bloody) thing.

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The grotesqueries of "Dexter" are not something that can easily be dismissed.

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This fiendishly excellent new Showtime series turns blood spatter into a pop art form.

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James Poniewozik

The morals of this provocative show are as intriguing as its cases.

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Adam Sternbergh

Dexter boasts the most mischievous sense of art direction on TV, making giddy Abstract Expressionism out of squirted gore, with bright red splatters Pollocked across the white-walled apartments of Miami.

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Ed Gonzalez

A good drama but an average psychological study.

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Rob Owen

Enjoyably challenging TV.

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Melanie McFarland

The series quickly establishes itself as an elegant study in horror.

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Brian Lowry

If brilliant, psychotic lunatics are your bag, by all means, climb aboard.

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Bill Goodykoontz

There are reasons not to like Dexter, but thanks to Hall's winning portrayal and the cool, creep-out idea, it's almost impossible not to.

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Dexter - Season 1

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