Dexter Finale Scoop: Will Travis Land on Dexter's Table?

Michael C. Hall Dexter Morgan continues to be nearly outed by co-worker (R.I.P., Doakes), arrived around the Ice Truck Killer's table and discovered his dead wife inside a bath tub of bloodstream. But nothing you've seen prior has Dexter's titular hero arrived themself in this pickle to be left for dead in the center of the sea. In Season 6's penultimate episode Dexter (Michael C. Hall) forgot to take proper care of themself following a Wormwood incident in the station, departing him easy prey to become kidnapped by Doomsday Killer Travis (Colin Hanks), who left the serial-killing bloodstream spatter analyst in the center of the ocean encircled by fire. However, swimming ashore may be the least of Dexter's worries once Travis sets his sights on... Harrison. Showtime renews Dexter for 2 more seasons Will Dexter have the ability to save his boy from certain dying? TVGuide.com spoken with executive producer Sara Colleton to find the scoop on their own final showdown. Plus: What's with Deb's naughty desires her brother?! What's going to the best showdown between Dexter and Travis seem like? Sara Colleton: Individuals are fairly certain that, in the finish during the day, Travis is going to be up for grabs and Dexter can survive. I believe individuals chances are very good. But exactly how that occurs is a little of the circuitous path for any finale. In the past, when we obtain to [Episode] 12, it is just like a great-slam race towards the finish where... you realize exactly what is going to happen and you want to complement for that ride. But here, we put a little of spatter within the works together with Dexter winding up in the center of the sea. The way this showdown vary from what we have seen between Dexter along with other villains in past seasons? Colleton: Travis would be a slow burn, but he's emerging among the really truly terrible villains that Dexter's ever needed to cope with. He's operating on an amount of mass destruction. Dexter has involved Miami P.D. due to there being a lot more than his existence on the line here. I believe that ups everything. In line with the promotions for in a few days, it appears like Dexter might have to sacrifice his boy, something you had been shy to verify in early stages this year. Had that one scriptural meaning been planned in the beginning? Colleton: We are not attempting to do anything whatsoever that's very, very specific to Christianity or Judaism or with every other recommended religion. We do not particularly put a label in it because we do not want this to become in regards to a specific type of religion. There's likely to be something requested of Dexter he needs to weigh cautiously. Take a look at photos of Dexter We finally found that Gellar (Edward James Olmos) have been Travis' Dark Passenger all along. Had you been nervous how audiences would respond to learning that information? Colleton: Well, you cannot be nervous because then you definitely second guess yourself and that is all you've got. Hopefully that we have performed on every level to some degree our audience is thrilled or intrigued or pleased with. What we should never wish to accomplish is get it be considered a "Exactly what the f---?" moment. We would like it to end up like, "Oh, I ought to have experienced that coming and today looking back I can tell what this really is, that Gellar's position in Travis' existence is much like Harry's position in Dexter's." What included the choice to have N (Jennifer Contractor) dream of her and Dexter kissing? Colleton: You want to explore every factor of these figures. It is something that in therapy you are able to uncover. Everyone has dreams and dreams could be construed in lots of forms and may mean a lot of things and never always the literal dream. That, for N, rocks her world and will make her take a look at herself in ways this is a lot much deeper than she's been. N has many userful stuff here about herself through therapy. What's going to happen since she's ended her periods? Colleton: I'm not sure have you ever [gone through] therapy, however they drop these seed products in your soul and when they're dropped, it's like, you might not begin to see the shrink, but stuff pops up. Out of the blue, you understand what this meant and what it really represented. It'll still churn around in N. I believe her character were built with a fantastic year. We have really seen that character grow... like a leader, which does alter her relationship with Dexter because she's been the dingbat more youthful sister who had been everywhere and try to needed Dexter to calm her lower. Take a look at good & Worst of the season art galleries The question have a tendency to pops up- Colleton: I understand what's coming. [Laughs] When will N discover the reality regarding Dexter? Colleton: Well, we simply have two more years! It is going to happen. That's all I will tell you. But trust me, we will not finish the series without exploring this. Due to these dreams, will N start exploring who Dexter is really as an individual, which might bring her nearer to finding the reality? Colleton: It is extremely interesting. Within the dream, you are writing and make and cast, be it really Dexter within the dream or he really signifies another person [to N]. The smoothness who plays Dexter in her own dream does say, "It's wonderful since you are beginning to determine everything [is not] black and whitened." Clearly this really is something which we are coping with. You want to lay the seed products therefore it will not be considered a shock to N. The N of 2 yrs ago am black and whitened when she'd discovered her brother was the Bay Harbor Butchers, she'd be horrified and would have only one reaction, that is, "I am likely to provide you with [lower]. You are going to visit jail." We might finish up playing it this way, but you want to lay the seed products to ensure that we are able to make, possibly, a far more nuanced, complicated option for her. Louis (Josh Cooke) appears just like a murderer in training. What exactly are we likely to see from him and the passion for Dexter? Colleton: He's just absolutely fascinated by Dexter. He's a personality that we are clearly setting something up for next season. He's a personality to keep an eye on. Almost always there is dying on Dexter, but how about the dying or deaths within the season finale get this to diverse from what we have seen before? Colleton: It isn't about body count. It's nearly the storyline and just how Dexter will get in it. Take a look at two sneak peeks at Dexter's season finale, airing Sunday at 9/8c on Showtime: