Variety announced a major shakeup Tuesday afternoon for Showtime's runaway hit series Dexter. The serial killer drama's executive producer and "showrunner" (read: dude in charge) Daniel Cerone has flown the coop, opting for a similar position on ABC's Dirty Sexy Money.Cerone has been the top man on Dexter since the show's beginning in 2006, following a run as a writer-producer on Charmed. Despite Cerone's departure, Dexter is still on track to kick off it's third season on September 30. Assuming that the writers strike put a crimp in its development, it's safe to guess that the season is still being scripted. No word on what impact, if any, Cerone's absence will have on the creative direction.
5 comments:
I hope this doesn't bode ill for the show. Without a doubt, it's one of the best things I've ever seen on TV.
It's THE best thing I've seen since the heyday of HBO a couple years ago.
Unparalleled... I'm not worried.
It's my favourite series, hands down. I hope it can keep that position.
I just finished season 2, and I cannout WAIT until the third season hits in the fall.
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