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Finally it has arrived. We in Australia have been long awaiting the series here. We have read all the reviews and heard all the hype but now its time for us to see what all the fuss is about and Australia Dexter December 6 Premier did not let us down.

For months I have refused to download Dexter Episodes, read any of the spoilers or watch Dexter online. My family and friends in the US have been raving about the show for a while now. I cant wait to see my first episodes.

Of all the weird strike-related news to come down the TV pipeline, last week’s announcement that Showtime’s “Dexter” would be “repurposed” to run on CBS deserves this year’s Dubious Wish Fulfillment award. The good news is, “Dexter” will be on network TV! The bad news is, “Dexter” will be on network TV.

Bloody Hell!

Don’t get me wrong. “Dexter” is a riveting show. As a Miami forensics expert who moonlights as a vigilante serial killer, Michael C. Hall consistently gives one of the most complex and chillingly vulnerable performances on television today. The show is funny, creepy and strange. It is also violent, profane and extremely adult. And I don’t see how it can air on network television without becoming a butchered shell of its beautifully bloody self.

But Showtime is a CBS Corp. commodity, so I’m guessing the CBS suits will find a way to jam the jagged “Dexter” into their neat little network slot, whether it fits or not. And it looks like they will be doing the same with “Weeds” and “The Tudors,” both of which have more than their fair share of profanity, nudity and not-ready-for-primetime behavior.

If the CBS execs are really interested in filling their strike gaps with chunks of network synergy, how about importing some shows from their underperforming offspring, the CW? How about treating viewers to the first seasons of “Supernatural” or “Smallville”? Or resurrecting “The Gilmore Girls” or “Veronica Mars”? How about airing vintage “Behind the Music” episodes from the Viacom-owned VH1? Or episodes from MTV’s fascinating documentary series “Made” and “True Life”? How about a few installments of Country Music Television’s “Crossroads” concert showcase?

All of these shows are worth exposing to a broader audience, and none of them would lose their limbs to the network’s cookie cutter in order to do it.

When Dexter does his slicing and dicing, he tries to keep things clean. Let’s hope CBS keeps that in mind when the knives come out.

Posted by Karla Peterson at December 10, 2007 10:40 AM