Here are some episode info on episode 9 - 11:

Episode 3.09 - About Last Night
Rita’s intention to confront Miguel about his alleged infidelity has an impact on his friendship with Dexter; Debra pulls out all the stops to locate Anton after it is believed that he’s been abducted by the Skinner.

Episode 3.10 - Go Your Own Way
Dexter and Miguel engage in a series of manipulative moves in an attempt to gain the upper hand; Miguel ingratiates himself further into Rita’s good graces by gifting her with an expensive wedding present; Debra questions whether her relationship with Anton is heading anywhere.

Episode 3.11 - I Had a Dream
Dexter preps for his wedding day but must first divorce himself from Miguel, which proves most difficult as Miguel is a prominent D.A. and Dexter’s best man. Sylvia confides in Rita that Miguel has been seeing an ex-lover; Debra digs up new clues in the Skinner case.

Source: Spoiler TV

Dexter having a friend is a bit weird. I wish he’ll kill Miguel haha. Seriously, he doesn’t need a partner and besides it’s dangerous for him.

Some people don’t like the idea of Dexter being a father, I kinda like it. It presents a lot of challenges for him to deal with.

What do you think of the ‘new’ Dexter?

Here is a summary of next week’s episode and two sneak peek videos.

Turning Biminese

While Dexter struggles with how to handle Rita’s desire for them to move in together before they get married, Miguel tells Dexter about a husband who has gotten away with killing two of his wives for financial gain. For Dexter, this seems like the perfect candidate to satisfy his dark urge and his need, like every man under relationship pressures, to get away. Dexter tracks the murderer to Bimini. While on the hunt, Rita has a medical emergency and he is nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Debra works with Anton, her confidential informant to track down one of Freebo’s criminal confidants. But Debra finds herself oddly attracted to Anton.

Here is a little description of Dexter episode 6. This will air on November 2, 2008.

Dexter suspects that Miguel is on to his dark-side job and decides to test him; Rita gets fired from her job and begins to question her career path; Debra thinks she somehow contributed to another homicide that’s related to the case she’s working.

Source: Spoiler TV

I’m loving the new show Privileged, but spoilers are almost non-existent. What do they have up their sleeves? – Amy
Matt: Because you share my love for Jo’s new CW series (yes, I get to call her “Jo”), I give you this super-juicy scoop: Laurel (played by Anne Archer) has a big secret in her past… and one that Megan will come upon in a most un-Meganlike way. Oh, and one of the twins finds herself in a “roofie” situation — with a surprising outcome.

Tell me that Hart Hanson is not seriously thinking of having Booth’s brother, Jared, and Bones get into a relationship with each other. – Sharon
Matt: “Relationship” can be such a nasty word. Brennan most certainly will be attracted to the upstanding Navy officer, I am assured, and he to her. But really, how en fuego can these two get in just the two episodes Brendan Fehr is signed on for? I need at least four outings to get my own mojo working.

How about a little Gossip Girl?
Oh, twist my arm! I love that show, and I’m hearing that episodes 6 through 10 are amazing. The sixth ep is where Serena and Blair go to Yale and get in a physical catfight. (Is it sad that I’m looking forward to this more than any other TV event right now?) Also, Serena really starts falling for Aaron Rose, the artist I told you about whom she knew when she was younger. Looks like S is most def. into creative types

Marc in San Diego: Dexter please!
Dexter is going to do a bad, bad thing in the next episode, and Jimmy Smits is going to love him for it. It’s insane.

Dyan in Cambria Height, N.Y.: I can’t believe both Gio and Henry are gone! There’s a serious lack of male hotness on Ugly Betty now. Please tell me there will be some relief!
Do you remember the sexy, albeit suicidal, Captain Gault (Grant Bowler) from Lost? Grant will be playing Meade’s new CFO, and he tells me that his character “is a bit of a maverick and is very, very good at what he does. He manages to place himself squarely between Daniel and Wilhelmina.” That’s what she said? And in other hotness news, look for an Eddie Cibrian shower scene!

Sue in Madison, Ind.: I cannot wait for Pushing Daisies—I have missed Ned, Chuck, Olive, Emerson and Digby!
It’s back this Wednesday! Ned’s dad is going to pop up in the premiere, though Ned just doesn’t know it yet. Speaking of fathers, watch for Emerson to try and track down his missing daughter this season. Chi McBride told me at the ET/People post-Emmys party that the audience will be seeing her before Emerson does, and that there’s some serious baby-mama drama.

Trouble is afoot at Olive’s nunnery, so the gang will be going undercover in an upcoming episode. I’m pretty sure that’s when we’ll hear Kristin Chenoweth sing The Sound of Music, god bless her perky little awesome soul.

Sarah in Buffalo, N.Y.: Any scoop on True Blood? I am obsessed!
Nelsan Ellis, who plays Lafayette, told me a “big name” is going to be introduced as Lafayette’s vampire-blood supplier and boyfriend.

Melanie in Lake Tahoe, Calif: Hey, what about Brothers & Sisters? I loved the premiere! Are they going to find Ryan?
Yes, as I previously reported, Jason Ritter came in to meet with casting folks regarding the role of Ryan, but they are considering other name as well. Regardless, Nora will be put in charge of whether to find Ryan, and she and Holly will end up doing the deed. Also, Rebecca’s gonna give Nora a crap load of cash, and Kitty’s new book, which trashes the family, is not going to go over well.

Fabricio from San Francisco: Do you have any information about John and Cameron’s relationship on upcoming episodes of Terminator?
Don’t get your hopes up for anything too explicit—John is focused on Riley this season. Thomas Dekker told the crowd at the Golden Apple fan event that he enjoyed playing John’s “inner emotional battle” with his feelings for Riley. In other John news, apparently episode five is a big one for John and Derek’s relationship. According to Brian Austin Green, it’s good, but, “All I can say is that it’s 52 minutes and sponsored by Dodge.” Hee.

Source: E!Online

Tuesday, Aug. 26
Greek (ABC Family) 9 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 1
Gossip Girl (CW) 8 p.m.
One Tree Hill (CW) 9 p.m.
Prison Break (Fox) 8 p.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 2
The Shield (FX) 10 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 3
Bones (Fox) 8 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 7
Entourage (HBO) 10 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 8
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (Fox) 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 10
‘Til Death (Fox) 9 p.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 16
House (Fox) 8 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 18
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX) 10 p.m.
Smallville (CW) 8 p.m.
Supernatural (CW) 9 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 22
The Big Bang Theory (CBS) 8 p.m.
Boston Legal (ABC) 10 p.m.
CSI: Miami (CBS) 10 p.m.
Heroes (NBC) 9 p.m.
How I Met Your Mother (CBS) 8:30 p.m.
Two and a Half Men (CBS) 9 p.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 23
Law & Order: SVU (NBC) 10 p.m.
NCIS (CBS) 8 p.m.
Without a Trace (CBS) 10 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 24
Criminal Minds (CBS) 9 p.m.
CSI: NY (CBS) 10 p.m.
Lipstick Jungle (NBC) 10 p.m.
The New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS) 8 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 25
ER (NBC) 10 p.m.
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) 9 p.m.
My Name is Earl (NBC) 8 p.m.
The Office (NBC) 9 p.m.
Ugly Betty (ABC) 8 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 28
American Dad (Fox) 9:30 p.m.
Brothers & Sisters (ABC) 10 p.m.
Californication (Showtime), 10 p.m.
Cold Case (CBS) 9 p.m.
Desperate Housewives (ABC) 9 p.m.
Dexter (Showtime) 9 p.m.
Family Guy (Fox) 9 p.m.
King of the Hill (Fox) 8:30 p.m.
The Simpsons (Fox) 8 p.m.
The Unit (CBS) 10 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 29
Chuck (NBC) 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 1
Dirty Sexy Money (ABC) 10 p.m.
Friday Night Lights (DirecTV 101) 9 p.m.
Private Practice (ABC) 8 p.m.
Pushing Daisies (ABC) 9 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 3
Everybody Hates Chris (CW) 8 p.m.
Ghost Whisperer (CBS) 8 p.m.
Life (NBC) 10 p.m.
Numb3rs (CBS) 10 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 6
Samantha Who? (ABC) 9:30 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 9
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS) 9 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 14
Eli Stone (ABC) 10 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 30
30 Rock (NBC) 8:30 p.m.

Here are the latest news about my favorite serial killer of all time, Dexter.

Mischa in Mendocino, Calif.: I love Dexter! Can I please get a little scoop on the rest of the boys on there?
Masuka (C.S. Lee) and Batista (David Zayas) are finally going to get some real love! With each other? Ummm…probably not, but we shall see.

Alison in Jackson, Tenn.: I’m in need of some killer scoop on everyone’s favorite and hottest serial killer, Dexter Morgan.
According to Dexter boss Clyde Phillips, “We’re introducing a new character named Joey Quinn, played by Desmond Harrington, who is a Northeastern transplant with a New York accent who looks nothing like anyone in Florida. He comes over from narcotics. By the time we pick up the season, he’s been there for a couple of weeks, and I.A. [internal affairs] is sniffing around him for various interesting reasons, and he partners up with Deb.” Could this be Deb’s new honey? What do you think?
Source: E!Online

Deb’s new honey? That means there’s a new serial killer in town. Haha… Probably not, but we’ll see anyway.

Here are 3 Dexter season 3 promo videos:

Here is the latest article about what to expect this upcoming season of Dexter.

Dexter Morgan, You’ve Got a Friend: “Dexter has turned his back on his father but is still using the code,” Michael C. Hall says of his darky, dreaming alter ego in the upcoming season. “And yet, there still remains an unconscious desire for connection. And certain circumstances lead him into a relationship with Jimmy Smits’ character which satisfy that urge in him.” Executive producer Clyde Phillips teases that Smits plays a an assistant DA with “great political ambition” and he becomes Dexter’s “first adult friend.”

Spoilers: When asked if Dex might break the code and kill someone innocent, Phillips dished, “Yes, he will. And without giving too much away, I will say we can consider it dropping a pebble on a mountainside filled with snow, and it will cause an avalanche.”

As for Dex’s sister Deb, says Phillips: “She will finally enter into a healthy loving relationship, but I can’t tell you with whom, but hopefully it will be a surprise.” Hmmm…Someone we already know?

Emmy Noms—Finally! Producer Clyde Phillips credits Dexter’s run on CBS for its first Emmy Award nods this year (for the series and Michael C. Hall). “People started searching for other shows during the strike, and Dexter fit right into the CBS crime-night structure.”

Source: E!Online

Yay! Four more months to go ’till the premiere of Dexter season 3. September 30 to be exact. I know it’s a long time, but I can’t help to be so excited. Here is the trailer to et you all excited too.

Here is the latest news and spoilers from the upcoming 3rd season of Dexter.

And now for the dirty sexy dish from Clyde Phillips about season three. We talked to him before the writers’ room even opened for the new season, so everything is subject to change, but here’s what Dex’s boss is thinking about for the series’ next installment.

Source: Who’s Your Daddy? Clyde says that in season three, Dexter gets personal and, uh, professional traction in a way we’ve not yet seen: “Basically, what’s happened with Dexter is that the first year was his childhood, and the second year was his adolescence, and the third year is going to be his adulthood. He will become more of his own man. He will still live by what we call the Code of Harry, if you know what that is, although his relationship with his father was already to some extent deconstructed in the second year.” Ah, he’s metaphorically killed the father…”But then, once you kill the father, then you learn to appreciate him.” If this involves more James Remar (Harry Morgan) and MCH in a silly wig, whatever this means it’s A-okay by me.

Clean Slate: Clyde says they’re still noodling around with the exact arc of season three: “The first year we had the books, and the second year we knew that the bodies were going to turn up and that the FBI was going to come and that Doakes was going to be suspicious. The third year we’re starting tabula rasa.” This, in case you couldn’t guess from the show in question being Dexter, means anything is possible…
Dexter

Darkly Dreaming Dexter: Dexter Morgan continues to embrace the Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne side of his life in season three. In particular, one of TV’s best good and evil entanglements, Dexter and Rita, will be going strong. Clyde tells me, “The relationship will be there…One of the things that keeps him grounded is his burgeoning affection for Rita and his outright affection for her children. If Dexter didn’t have Rita, if he didn’t have the Code, if he didn’t have his sister, there’s a very good chance he’d go off the rails. He does have them all, and that’s what levels him, that’s what keeps him grounded.”

Darling Deadly Doakes: Now that Sgt. James Doakes (played by Erik King) has been, well, dispatched from the series, is that the end of his presence in Miami? Clyde says, “First of all, it was a very difficult decision personally to do what we did to Doakes, because we love the guy—we love Erik King. Nobody could have handled it more professionally than he did. He was splendid when we had to break the news to him. It’s what you do on a show…We’re all professional, and he understood. Basically, next season, Doakes’ end resonates emotionally with Laguerta (Lauren Vélez), although I don’t know where that goes yet.” May I propose an appearance by Ghost Doakes?

Be sure to check back Monday for more Dexter goodness in my Watch with Kristin Show.

Until then, what do you think should go down in season three? A new direction for Deb’s (Jennifer Carpenter) love life? A better babe for David Zayas’ Bautista? More shirtless Michael C. Hall? All of the above?

Your thoughts are welcome in Comments!

Source: E!Online