However, there was a nod to Dexter’s past life and original title sequence by proxy in “Cold Snap.”
Showrunner Clyde Phillips has talked at length about the original title sequence for Dexter and how it wouldn’t fit the story in Dexter: New Blood. ‘Dexter’ title sequence Easter Egg in ‘Dexter: New Blood’ In episode 2, “Crocodile Tears,” Dexter stalks and kills Matt, who has several drunk driving offenses on his record that lead to multiple deaths. As Dexter (operating as Jim still) delivers Matt’s gun to his Iron Lake chalet, he learns about the five people Matt killed while drunkenly operating a boat.ĭexter Daily points out the similarities between Matt’s crimes and the crimes of Matt Chambers (Sam Trammell) in Dexter Season 1. In “Cold Snap,” we learn Matt Caldwell has a checkered past - one worthy of getting him on Dexter’s table. ‘Dexter: New Blood’ Episode 1 crime matches one in ‘Dexter’ Eventually, Dexter’s killing evolves from animals to murderers. “I haven’t killed any animals since I was a teenager,” Jim says - a blatant admission to the truth of Dexter Morgan’s dark beginnings. When Matt enters Fred’s Fish and Game to buy a $9,000 gun, he asks Jim if he hunts. Robertson) in “Cold Snap,” Iron Lake’s not-so-favorite son. ‘I haven’t killed any animals since I was a teenager’ Each morning, he arrives at Fred’s Fish and Game store with a box of strawberry doughnuts for his boss, Fred Junior (Michael Cyril Creighton).
It was his way of fitting in.ĭexter’s affinity for breakfast sweets followed him to his new life as Jim Lindsay in Iron Lake. In the original series, Dexter Morgan was notorious for showing up to the Miami Metro Police Department with a box of doughnuts for his colleagues. WmK6eqwuw0- SHOWTIME NovemDexter Morgan is still the doughnut guy
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