Series star Michael C. Hall has admitted that this weekend's series finale of Dexter may split viewers' opinions.
Echoing similar sentiments expressed by Exec Producer Sara Colleton, Hall told TV Guide "I feel like it may well be polarizing. I think it will be a broad spectrum in terms of the response to how the show ends."
Hall added that he hopes that when the dust settles on the show, fans consider Dexter to have been a "consistently compelling and cohesive ride".
Here's hoping for at least one last profanity-laced one-liner from Deb
"If you play a character long enough as an actor, your sense of acting and your sense of playing that specific character become fused in a way that it's sort of a mind bender," he said.
"I'm glad to sort of disengage from this particular guy and move on to other things."
One thing that this sadly implies is that there'll be no Zombie-Robo-Doakes in the finale, because, face it, it's the one thing that everyone would agree would be awesome.
"Surprise, Motherfucker!"
Just so long as they don't throw in Moloch...
Showtime, meanwhile, have not ruled out Dexter following in the footsteps of Breaking Bad and The Walking Dead by launching a spin-off series.
See how it all ends on Showtime this coming Sunday.
Will Dexters's web of deceit finally close in on him?
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